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... reviving your memory of Dickens by seeing The Only Way, you will remember that Dr. Manette lived in Soho. Was the street named after him London has not received the mortal remains of Ruskin but she was very familiar to him, little as he was in touch with ...
... inspection set the pinnacle on his fame. All being said, it is held debatable whether Mr. Blanchard's Bab-at-the-Bowster (named after the old-fashioned Scots dance) was not equally deserving of fame, though she never won the Waterloo Cup. Between 1867 and ...
... Majesty's third cousin (through Mrs. Jordan), and Miss Mac kenzie being O next-door neigh- bour to the Laird of Bal moral, and named after her. If Glen muick Macken- zies have not blue blood they have blue money, for they made their for tunes in Indigo. Y oung ...
... resident in the Square, who is a prominent member of the School Board, Finsbury Division. A brother of Robert Dibdin Charles named after his great-grandfather, who wrote Tom Bowling, lives in the ad joining Woburn Square, and sustains in London the traditional ...
... who know her, and worshipped by her children and grandchildren, especially by Princess Marie Louise of Cumberland, who is named after her two grandmothers, the Queen of Han over and the late Queen of Denmark. The Princess was, therefore, during the life ...
... daughters Prince Christian, Prince Charles, Prince Harald, and Prince Gustave and Prin cesses Louise, Ingeborg, Thyra (named after her aunt, the Duchess of Cum berland), and Dagmar (the Dowager Czaritza's name). The two elder Princes are married, and ...
... daughter. Prince Fattehsingrao has matriculated at Bombay University, and commands a cavalry regiment in the Baroda army named after himself. He is going to Oxford, although he may not enter the University before next spring, when the younger princes will ...
... built by the Thames Ironworks at Blackball. It is l^WO tons and ha^an indicated horse-power of 18,000. It is, of course, named after the famous Admiral Duncan (1731-1804), who routed the Dutch fleet at Camperdown o October 11, 1797, and ten days later he ...
... F. Gosling (born in 1871) is in S Battery of the Royal Horse Artillery. He is at present with the 78th Battery. He was named after his mother's cousin, Sir Edward Seymour, the Commander-in-Chief on the China station. A. H. Gosling joined the Duke of ...
... de Ktroualle, Duchess of Portsmouth. He was named Cosmo after one of his ancestors, the Duk>- of Gordon, who in titm was named after the Duke de Medici. His acting name of Stuart ts apparently in memory of his origin from the House of Stuart. This picture ...
... service has been done by the Society of Arts for No. 43 j where Dryden resided. The street was built in 1 68 1, and was named after Charles Gerard, the first Earl of Macclesfield. 7 SOME DATES TO REMEMBER FOR THE WEEK. Still with us. The Great Dead. Sept ...
... the future Earl of Wemyss. The second, Madeline, is married to Mr. Charles Adeane, of Brabraham. The youngest, Pamela (so named after her ancestor, Pamela, wife of Lord Edward FitzGerald), is the wife of Mr. Edward Tennant, eldest son of Sir Charles Tennant ...