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Elizabeth Barrett to Miss Mitford: the Unpublished Letters of Elizabeth Barrett to Mary Russell Mitford ENGRAVING:'Death of Miss Mitford' ....short Obituary & Engraving from the Illustrated London News January 20, 1855 by Illustrated London News, 1855-01-01 Elizabeth Barrett to Miss Mitford - the Unpublished Letters of Elizabeth to Mar by Edited By Betty Miller, 1954 Elizabeth Barrett to Miss Mitford by Betty Miller, 1954-01-01 MISS MITFORD AND MR HARNESS by CAAROLINE M. DUNCAN -JONES, 1955 Our Village by Mary (Miss) Mitford, 1904-01-01 Stories By English Authors by Rudyard and Miss Mitford, R. K. Douglas, Mary Beaumont, Morley Roberts, Kipling, 1902-01-01 Affections Gift - 1854 - Illustrated by R. Bernal - Miss Atwell - Mrs Hemans - Charles Phipps - Thomas Roscoe - T. K. Hervey - Samuel Fisher - Miss Mitford - and various others, 1854 Friendship's Gift : A Christmas and New Year's Annual by Miss Mitford, 1869 Elizabeth Barrett To Miss Mitford Letter by Betty Miller, 1954-01-01 Rienzi reinstated; or, The "last" of the cobbler: Being a per-version of Miss Mitford's tragedy by A. W Allan, 1875 OUR VILLAGE by Miss Mitford, 1865-01-01 And art thou, love, come back; a ballad, the words by Miss Mitford by Frances Harriet Lightfoot, 1829 Evening Thoughts, song. Poetry by Miss Mitford by James H Rooks, 1890

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21. Anecdotage.Com - Thousands Of True Funny Stories About Famous People. Anecdotes
    Once, when he had behaved with particular rudeness to a young French intellectual at a dinner party in Paris at the home of Nancy Mitford, Miss Mitford, angry at his social  
    http://www.anecdotage.com/index.php?aid=3106

22. Colorway Ornaments At Hooked On Ornaments
    Hallmark Colorway Ornaments. What are colorways? Colorways 2001 Mitford Miss Rose, Colorway $18.95 Buy  
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    Extractions: NEW JELLY CAT Now In Stock Home Hallmark Ornaments By Series Colorway Ornaments Hallmark Colorway Ornaments What are colorways? Colorways are Hallmark Keepsake ornaments that are painted differently than the same ornament in the Hallmark Keepsake ornament line. These items are specially produced by Hallmark and are often used as incentives or prizes at Hallmark events such as Premiere. Depending upon their designated use they are produced in small quantities compared to the ornaments in the regular line. Secondary market values for colorways are dependant on a number of factors - how many were produced, how hard were they to obtain and the popularity of the "base" ornament. Although most of the colorway boxes are the regular line box with a small gold sticker in the upper corner denoting Colorway the first few were packaged in just the regular line box with no sticker or designation that the ornament inside was different in any way. Products (Total Items: 163) More results: Next Page

23. Liam’s Pictures From Old Books
    Our Village, by Mary Russell Mitford (Miss Mitford), 1893 3 images including cover; New 201009-23. The British Isles Depicted by Pen and Camera, by Various writers, published  
    http://www.fromoldbooks.org/

24. Mary R. Mitford's Short Story: Miss Philly Firkin, The China-Woman
    A short story by Mary Russell Mitford Miss Philly Firkin, The ChinaWoman _  
    http://www.readbookonline.net/readOnLine/33923/
    
    Extractions: In Belford Regis, as in many of those provincial capitals of the south of England, whose growth and importance have kept pace with the increased affluence and population of the neighbourhood, the principal shops will be found clustered in the close, inconvenient streets of the antique portion of the good town; whilst the more showy and commodious modern buildings are quite unable to compete in point of custom with the old crowded localities, which seem even to derive an advantage from the appearance of business and bustle occasioned by the sharp turnings, the steep declivities, the narrow causeways, the jutting-out windows, and the various obstructions incident to the picturesque but irregular street-architecture of our ancestors. Miss Philadelphia's was therefore a well accustomed shop, and she herself was in appearance most fit to be its inhabitant, being a trim, prim little woman, neither old nor young, whose dress hung about her in stiff regular folds, very like the drapery of a china shepherdess on a mantel-piece, and whose pink and white complexion, skin, eyebrows, eyes, and hair, all tinted as it seemed with one dash of ruddy colour, had the same professional hue. Change her spruce cap for a wide-brimmed hat, and the damask napkin which she flourished in wiping her wares, for a china crook, and the figure in question might have passed for a miniature of the mistress. In one respect they differed The china shepherdess was a silent personage. Miss Philadelphia was not; on the contrary, she was reckoned to make, after her own mincing fashion, as good a use of her tongue as any woman, gentle or simple, in the whole town of Belford.

25. Research Guides - Saskatoon Public Library
    Start with At Home in Mitford. Miss Read Thrush Green series Classic English author, Miss Read gives us cheerful stories of small town life and society featuring a cast of  
    http://www.saskatoonlibrary.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id

26. Paw Prints Anecdotes: Evelyn Waugh
    Once, when he had behaved with particular rudeness to a young French intellectual at a dinner party in Paris at the home of Nancy Mitford, Miss Mitford, angry at  
    http://pawprints.kashalinka.com/anecdotes/waugh.shtml
    
    Extractions: Once, when he had behaved with particular rudeness to a young French intellectual at a dinner party in Paris at the home of Nancy Mitford, Miss Mitford, angry at his social brutality, asked him how he could behave so meanly and yet consider himself a believing and practicing Catholic. "You have no idea," Waugh returned, "how much nastier I would be if I was not a Catholic. Without supernatural aid I would hardly be a human being." Evelyn Waugh was a British novelist. His novels "Decline and Fall" (1928) and "Vile Bodies" (1930) established him as a social satirist. After his conversion to Roman Catholicism in 1930, religious themes played an increasing part in such novels as "Brideshead Revisited" (1945). Later books include his wartime trilogy—"At Arms" (1952), "Officers and Gentlemen" (1955), and "Unconditional Surrender" (1961).

27. I Capture The Castle By Dodie Smith | LibraryThing
    The Pursuit of Love Love in a Cold Climate Two Novels by Nancy Mitford; Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day by Winifred Watson; The Enchanted April by Elizabeth von Arnim  
    http://www.librarything.com/work/7288

28. Robert Browning EBook, Page 225 | BookRags.com
    Mitford, Miss Monclar, A. de Ripert Monodrama Montecuccoli, Marchese Moore, Mrs Bloomfield Moxon, E. Mr Sludge the Medium Muleykeh Musset, A. de My Last Duchess  
    http://www.bookrags.com/ebooks/12817/225.html

29. The Letters Of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II EBook, Page 299 | BookRags.
    Mitford, Miss M.R., i. 32, 43, 46, 47, 50, 51, 52, 55, 66, 78, 83, 104, 108, 111, 131, 137, 153, 154, 161, 167, 205, 220, ii. 12; death, ii. 191;  
    http://www.bookrags.com/ebooks/16646/299.html

30. Centre D'�tudes Du 19e Si�cle Fran�ais Joseph Sabl�.
    Conditions of Use Sale Privacy Notice 19962010, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates  
    http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/french/sable/recherche/banques/femmes/auteures/mitf

31. America Loves “Southern Appalachian” Fiction – Statistics Reveal
    “If you love Mitford, Miss Julia, or Big Stone Gap, then “Mountain Empire,” is definitely a mustread!” “It will grab hold of you and won’t let go.”  
    http://www.prlog.org/10155985-america-loves-southern-appalachian-fiction-statist
    
    Extractions: According to book sales data, from 1998-present, America can’t get enough stories about small town life in Southern Appalachia. Over twenty-five million books about life in the Appalachian mountain regions of America have been sold in the last decade alone. “That’s an incredible statistic,” said one industry spokesman, “I don’t know of another region of the country that can tout such sales figures.”

32. Bassano, Ltd Photograph Collection
    Mitford, Miss Rosemary Mitford, The Honorable Unity Valkyrie Mollison, Mr. J.A. Mond, Lady Alfred Mond, Mrs. Henry Monkman, Mrs. Dorothy Monkman, Phyllis  
    http://library.temple.edu/collections/urbana/pc59.jsp

33. Calendar For 1896-1897
    THE LONDON STAGE 18001900. Joseph Donohue and James Ellis, General Editors-ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE (formerly THE SANS PAREIL THEATRE)  
    http://www.emich.edu/public/english/adelphi_calendar/m96d.htm
    
    Extractions: THE LONDON STAGE 1800-1900 Joseph Donohue and James Ellis, General Editors ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE (formerly THE SANS PAREIL THEATRE) Calendar for 1896-1897 Edited by Thirza Cady A Publication of The Adelphi Calendar Project Alfred L. Nelson and Gilbert B. Cross, General Editors Theodore J. Seward, Jr., Systems Analyst Contents The Season The Adelphi fall season started with Boys Together , an "original drama" by Haddon Chambers and Comyns Carr billed in the Times as an "innovation in melodrama" (27 August 1896). The innovation was that greed was not the reason for the villain's dastardly behavior, but unreasoning, undying hatred. The plot still had a persecuted hero, some ambitious settings, and the climactic confrontation between hero and villain at the climax. While the play was described as a praiseworthy attempt to leave the beaten path of conventional melodrama, it failed to convince the critics. The author's work was compared unfavorably with Henry Pettitt in his former successes. They especially took Comyns Carr to task, accusing him of letting material considerations take precedence over those of art. The story concerns the fortunes of two men who had been to school together as boys (hence the title).

34. Lay Chairs (Diocese Of Norwich)
    Below is a list of Lay Chairs in the Diocese of Norwich, sorted AZ by deanery. Deaneries not listed do not currently have anyone in this role.  
    http://www.norwich.anglican.org/contact/laychairs.shtml

35. Heather Davis Kelly | Facebook
    Mitford, Miss Montgomery, Robert _Monthly Review_ Moore, Thomas Murillo Murray, John (publisher) Muston (Leicestershire) N _New Monthly_ Newman, Cardinal  
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36. Seasonal Summary For 1896-1897
    Caroline Mitford Miss Georgie Esmond (27 perfs, 5 Aug 1897 4 Sep 1897) Lewis Dumont William Terriss (27 perfs, 5 Aug 1897 - 4 Sep 1897) Henry Dumont Charles Weir (27 perfs  
    http://www.emich.edu/public/english/adelphi_calendar/m96s.htm
    
    Extractions: THE LONDON STAGE 1800-1900 Joseph Donohue and James Ellis, General Editors ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE (formerly THE SANS PAREIL THEATRE) Seasonal Summary for 1896-1897 Edited by Thirza Cady A Publication of The Adelphi Calendar Project Alfred L. Nelson and Gilbert B. Cross, General Editors Theodore J. Seward, Jr., Systems Analyst Contents Theatre Information Royal Adelphi Theatre. Doors open 7:30, curtain 8:00. Ticket prices: private boxes (grand tier) 3 guineas, private boxes (pit tier) 2 guineas, private boxes (upper circle tier) 1 guinea, orchestra stalls (reserved) 10/6d, balcony stalls (reserved) 6/-, upper circle (reserved) 4/-, upper circle (unreserved) 3/-, pit 2/6d, gallery 1/-. Seasonal Dates 26 August 1896 - 4 September 1897 312 performances: 22 matinee, 290 evening Charity (1): H.R.H. The Prince of Wales Hospital Fund (27 Feb 1897) Dark (31): Preparations for the new piece (7 Dec 1896, 8 Dec 1896, 9 Dec 1896, 10 Dec 1896, 11 Dec 1896, 12 Dec 1896, 14 Dec 1896, 15 Dec 1896, 16 Dec 1896, 17 Dec 1896, 18 Dec 1896, 19 Dec 1896, 21 Dec 1896, 22 Dec 1896)

37. Miss Mitford - Over 300,000 EBooks - EBookMall
    Miss Mitford. Miss Mitford is the author of Tajima.  
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38. MORAVIAN
    mitford miss passenger jackson e. w. mr passenger soares s. l. mr passenger whickers mr passenger stephenson mr passenger mayor mr passenger  
    http://mariners.records.nsw.gov.au/1859/01/038mor.htm
    
    Extractions: FROM THE PORT OF LONDON TO SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, 14 JAN 1859 Surname Given name Station Age Of what Nation Status Comments EDWARD MASTER CREW TAYLOR ALEXANDER MATE ABERDEEN CREW SMITH ANDREW 2 MATE ABERDEEN CREW HORNBY ANDREW 3 MATE BATH CREW ROBERTSON GEORGE CARPENTER ABERDEEN CREW ROBERTSON JOHN CARP. MATE ABERDEEN CREW MACKIE JAMES SAILMAKER FRAGENBURGH CREW MILLARD SILAS l. BOATSWAIN PENSYLVANIA CREW ALEXANDER HAY STEWARD ABERDEEN CREW THACKALL JOHN B 2ND STEWARD BRIDPORT CREW BROW JOHN COOK DUBLIN CREW PAUL WILLIAM COOKS MATE ABERDEEN CREW CARGILL JAMES A. B. ARBROATH CREW MCBRIDE JOHN A. B. LIVERPOOL CREW HARRIS GEORGE A. B. PORTSEA CREW SPEED WILLIAM A. B. DAPTFORD CREW MILES THOMAS A. B. WHITETABLE CREW PERRIN CHARLES A. B. LONDON CREW SCHWARTZ IAN A. B. HANOVER CREW BRUNS LARSEN A. B. HANOVER CREW GREIG ANDREW A. B. GREENOCK CREW WHISPLAR ANTONIS A. B. BREMEN CREW BRANDS WILLIAM A. B. ABERDEEN CREW WILLIAMS R A. B. CORNWALL CREW WILKIE JOHN A. B. ABERDEEN CREW TRAYTE GEORGE ORD DORSET CREW CROSLING FRANCIS ORD STANFORD CREW HASTE JAS ORD SUFFOLK CREW MOAR THOMAS ORD SHETLAND CREW SPORTE JOHN ORD LONDON CREW MCCLEISH JAMES A. B.

39. Bodhran Books
    MITFORD, Miss Our Yorkshire. FLETCHER, E M Ourselves as Others See Us A reprint for private circulation to members of the Unilever organization of three articles appearing in the  
    http://www.bodhranbooks.com/onlinebookshop/user/html/titles/o.html

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