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... ers of the age. The flrst was Sterndale Bennett, to whom she had been drawn by reading Elizabeth Sara Sheppard's novel Charles Auchester, in which Bennett appears as an infant prodigy, Starwood Burney. Bennett, now m his 60s, had settled down round of ...
... result of George Herbert's researches, that is shown to be untrue. In 1697 William Winde wrote that he was to go on from Drayton in Northamptonshire with the Duke to Powis; and in 1698 the manor courts at Hendon, one of the Herberts ' principal properties ...
... ancient stables, but the present handsome range, he says, was built in ---- after a design by John Bennett Esq MP for Wiltshire (1773-1852). John Bennett earns an entry in Colvin's Dictionary of British Architects 1600- 1840 as an amateur architect of ...
... public and private collections. I suspect there may have been a growing gulf between public and private hangs in the early 19th century. Private hanging remained broadly loyal to a mid-18th-century concept of harmony between architecture, decoration and ...
... variety Geranium. The hips of these roses al-e most beautiful in form , hanging down like little flagons, the seeds in the body, the slim neck bearin9, the remains of the sepals, which ' hang like five old claws. I quote, without apology, from my own book, ...
... scientific breeder, and the rest of the rose raisers, who simply selected the best of nature's produce. Bennett made his point by From this poor land Bennett had to sustain his large family. He married Emma Rebbeck in 1852, and they had eight children, one ...
... BY THE TRUST. led to his bankruptcy Herbert Austin had confrontation with the that would most men. It takes part regularly in the London-Brighton run and the receiver. All car fanatics know the story of how Herbert Austin designed the immortal Austin ...
... is the second set of criteria that are the hardest to meet . Daphne Bennett's Margot should be considered in their light. Margot is, of course, Margot Asquith, second wife of Herbert Henry Asquith, Liberal politician and British Prime Minister from 1908 ...
... before you reach this, about Arnold Bennett, the occasion being his death, in 1931; and you have to say how brilliant, you have to ask if it came straight from pen to paper, without any working up. Arnold Bennett died last night, A lovable genuine impeded ...
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... Lord Herbert, son of the Royalist sth Earl, whose vast Welsh estates had been confiscated by the Parliamentarians. Mr Herbert, as he wisely preferred to be called at this time, befriended Cromwell and recovered the bulk ...