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83. THE COMPLETE POEMS The New Cry XCIII. To sir John Radcliffe XCIV. To Lucy, Countess of Bedford, withMr. Donne s Satires XCV. To sir henry savile XCVI. To John Donne XCVII. http://us.penguingroup.com/nf/Book/BookDisplay/0,2063,10_0140422773,00.html

SYM=GetSymbol('SYN'); viewCounter('book', 30, 'THE+COMPLETE+POEMS', ''+SYM+'', ''); Synopsis Table of Contents THE COMPLETE POEMS Ben Jonson - Author George Parfitt - Editor add to cart view cart Book: Paperback Perhaps no seventeenth-century poet apart from Donne has exerted a greater formative influence on English poetry than Ben Jonson. His adoption of classical ideals was combined with a vigorous interest in contemporary life and a strong faith in native idiom. Within the urbane elegance of his verse forms he contrived a directness and energy of statement clearly related to colloquial speech, and this characteristic fusion of restraint and vitality gave to the seventeenth-century lyric its most distinctive quality. As well as the entire body of Jonson's non-dramatic verse, extensively annotated, this edition contains many of the songs from his plays and masques and his translation of 'Horace, of the Art of Poetry' . His 'Conversations with Drummond' , which adds much to our sense of the man, appears as an Appendix, as does 'Discoveries' ; together they shed valuable light on Jonson's poetic theory and practice.

84. Michael Cooley's Genealogy Pages BROOKE Catherine 120194. savile John, Esq. 120195. unknown 133120. WRIGHT henry 103133121. PROPHET Anne 240194. HART sir Edward 240196. WARHAM Robert 240197. http://ancestraldata.com/

My Ahnentafel Definition COOLEY Michael 2ND GENERATION 2. COOLEY Allison Claude HOGUE Billie Dell 3RD GENERATION 4. COOLEY McCabe HENNEQUIN Marie Henrietta HOGUE Hugh Wallace MCDOWELL Birdie Nina 4TH GENERATION 8. COOLEY Joseph William JOHNSON Araminta D. HENNEQUIN Louis Francois STEWARD Marguerite ... ASHENHURST Euphemia Ruth 5TH GENERATION 16. COOLEY Greenbury PETTIT Amelia Mohler JOHNSON Wesley Phillip FISK Susan Isabel ... SOUTHERN Sara Eva 6TH GENERATION 32. COOLEY David AIKEN Laurinda PETTIT Joseph MOHLER Elizabeth ... HOOVER Ruth Ruema 7TH GENERATION 64. COOLEY John WRIGHT Sela AKIN William McCLINTICK Rebecca ... DUNCAN Elizabeth unknown 8TH GENERATION 128. COOLEY Edward RAPER Martha WRIGHT William MORGAN Martha Betsy ... COREY Jane ? 206. STOCKTON Maj. Richard Witham 207. HATFIELD Mary Ann 210. MORROW Samuel ? 232. HART John, Signer 233. SCUDDER Deborah 234. STOUT St. Leger Codd 235. SIMPSON Susannah 248. SOUTHERN William FORD Magdelaine ? 250. DUNCAN Charles 251. KIRK Margaret

85. RERESBY FAMILY 2 Thrybergh, the estate described by sir henry Goodricke as French 1680 Earls of Mexborough(savile family), family Title sir John Reresby of Thrybergh, verses http://pages.zdnet.com/doxey/thrybergh/new_page_24.htm

Thrybergh, Dalton, and Ravenfield Villages South Yorkshire England A Personal Website http://pages.zdnet.com/doxey/thrybergh webmaster John Doxey doxjohn@optusnet.com.au THE RERESBY FAMILY 2 Thrybergh Home Site Guide Site Information Information Needed ... Silverwood Brass Band YORKSHIRE ACCENT Jobs Pre 1900 Accents and phrases 101 Damnations 101 Damnations 3 ... 101 Damnations 5 RELATED PAGES Photos of the area Local Stonework Rotherham Research Aids ... Reading History PAGES FOR YOUR USE Rotherham Researchers Rotherham Links Rotherham Messages Guest Book MY OTHER SITES John Doxey Genealogy The Doxey Files Genealogy Messages Genealogy Research ... Australia Please click on the link below NEW LOCATION OF THIS SITE WITH NEW AND UPDATED PAGES Sir John Reresby Baronet, Justice of the Peace, High Sheriff of Yorkshire, Governor of York and Member of Parliament for York and the borough of Aldborough, Deputy of the Lord Lieutenant, the Earl of Danby.

86. Bradwardine, Thomas causa Dei contra Pelagium ed. sir henry savile, London 1618, in which he attemptedto show that the theology as well as the Church of his time were Pelagian. http://www.ccel.org/s/schaff/encyc/encyc02/htm/iv.v.cclxx.htm

BRADLEY, GEORGE GRANVILLE: Dean of Westminster; b. at High Wycombe (30 m. w.n.w. Latin Prose Composition (London, 1881), and published Aids to Writing Latin Prose Recollections of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley Lectures on Ecclesiastes (Oxford, 1885; new ed., 1898); Lectures on the Book of Job (1887); and assisted R. E. Prothero in preparing the Life and Correspondence of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley (2 vols., London, 1894). BRADSHAW, WILLIAM: Puritan; b. at Market Bosworth (12 m. w. of Leicester), Leicestershire, 1571; d. at Chelsea 1618. He studied at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and became fellow of Sidney Sussex College in 1599; took orders but never received a living owing to his Puritan principles, and spent much of his time in retirement in Derbyshire, whence he made many journeys in behalf of the cause to which he was devoted. His chief work was English Puritanism: containing the main opinions of the rigid sort of those that are called Puritans in the Realm of England History of the Puritans, part ii, chap. i). The main point of his system was that he would subject no congregation to any ecclesiastical jurisdiction "save that which is within itself." He would have the members delegate their powers to pastors and elders, retaining that of excommunication. No clergyman should hold civil office. He was strongly opposed to "ceremonies." He was not a separatist and held that the king as "the archbishop and general overseer of all the churches within his dominions" had the right to rule and must not be resisted except passively. He published many other works and tracts, most of them anonymously.

87. Merton College Oxford discovered the circulation of the blood, warden of the college; the celebrated DunsScotus; Archbishop Bradwardyn; John Wickliff; sir henry savile; John Greaves http://privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~alan/family/N-MertonOxf.html

Merton College Oxford Or, three chevronels party per pale, the first and third azure and gules, the second gules and azure A Topological Dictionary of England, Samuel Lewis, 1831 Merton College was founded by Walter de Merton, Bishop of Rochester, and Lord High Chancellor of England, who having previously founded one at Merton in the county of Surrey [but see note The livings in the patronage of the Warden and Fellows are, the rectory of Gamlingay , in the county of Cambridge; the vicarage of Diddington, in the county of Huntingdon; the vicarage of Elham, in the county of Kent, on the nomination of the Archbishop of Canterbury; the rectory of Kibworth-Beauchamp, in the county of Leicester; the vicarages of Embleton and Ponteland, in the county of Northumberland; the rectories of Cuxham and Ibstone, with the perpetual curacies of Holywell and Wolvercott, in the county of Oxford; the perpetual curacies of St. John the Baptist, and St. Peter in the East, in the city of Oxford; the rectory of Farley, and the vicarage of Malden, with the perpetual curacy of Chessington, in the county of Surrey; the rectory of Lapworth, and the vicarage of Great Wolford, in the county of Warwick; and the vicarage of Stratton St. Margaret, in the county of Wilts: the Archbishop of Canterbury must also collate one of the fellows, or one who has been a fellow, of this college, to the rectory of Denton, in the county of Norfolk. S Fairbank. Friend of Merton Priory. has emailed me to say

88. House Of Commons Journal Volume 3: 9 October 1644 | British History Online savile has discovered . Ordered, That sir Robert Pye and sir henry Mildmay do repairto the Treasury in Westminster, where the Regalia are kept; and inform the http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=4472

89. À§´ëÇѼöÇÐÀÚ ¸ñ·Ï France Died 15 July 1841 in Estagel (near Perpignan), France savile, sir henry savileBorn 30 Nov 1549 in Bradley (near Halifax), Yorkshire, England Died 19 http://www.mathnet.or.kr/API/?MIval=people_seek_great&init=S

90. Authors In The EProsed Bunn, Alfred; Burges, sir James Bland; Burgoyne, John; Burnaby, William; Byron,henry James; Carey, George savile; Carey, henry; Carlell, Lodowick; Cary, henry;Caryll http://www.letrs.indiana.edu/eprosed/eprosedauth.html

Authors in the English Prose Drama Database à Beckett, Gilbert Abbott à Beckett, Gilbert Abbott and Lemon, Mark Addison, Joseph Allingham, William Almar, George Andrews, Miles Peter Andrews, Miles Peter and Reynolds, Frederick Anonymous (Early Nineteenth Century) Anonymous (Elizabethan) Anonymous (Jacobean and Caroline) Anonymous (Late Eighteenth Century) Anonymous (Medieval) Anonymous (Mid Nineteenth Century) Anonymous (Restoration) Anonymous (Restoration) and Dryden, John Anonymous (Tudor) Anonymous (University Plays) Anstey, F. Arnold, Samuel James Atherstone, Edwin Bacon, Phanuel Baillie, Joanna Baker, Henry and Miller, James Baker, Thomas Ball, Edward Barnett, Charles Zachary Barnett, Morris Barrett, Eaton Stannard Barrymore, William Bayley, Nathaniel Thomas Haynes Beazley, Samuel Behn, Aphra Bellamy, Daniel Bernard, William Bayle Betterton, Thomas Bickerstaffe, Isaac Bickerstaffe, Isaac and Foote, Samuel Blanchard, Edward Litt Leman Bloomfield, Robert Boaden, James Boucicault, Dionysius Lardner Boyle, Roger Boyle, William Brand, Barbarina Brand, Hannah

91. History However, the study of geometry fell into decline during the seventeenth century,despite a strong attempt by sir henry savile (15491622) to bring it into the http://www.library.gatech.edu/about_us/digital/mensuration/history.htm

written by Marilyn Williamson Sources John Lodge Cowley (1719-1787?) was a fellow of the Royal Society and Professor of Mathematics at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, near London, for a period of several years between 1761 and 1773. Known as "The Shop," the Royal Military Academy was one of the new and practical national academies that began to spring up around 1750 in England and on the Continent. These academies exemplified the shift from private science to public science, and their curricula emphasized applied sciences. Indeed the Royal Military Academy was established to improve the quality of the English military, and mathematics was an important part of the curriculum. Here is a description of the duties of the Professor of Mathematics during the time Cowley taught at "The Shop": The Professor of Mathematics shall teach the principles of arithmetic, algebra, the elements of geometry, the mensuration of superficies and solids, plane trigonometry, the elements of conic sections, and the theory of perspective, as also geography and the use of the globes.( It is not surprising to find that Cowley was interested in applied mathematics, especially solid geometry, and that his textbooks had practical applications and were widely used, surely at "The Shop," and elsewhere. The titles of his books closely reflect the subjects he taught. (

92. ChooseBooks - Millions Of Used Books, Ephemera Waiting For You! John Dryden, Anthony A. Wood, Samuel Pepys, George savile; Some works of these authorsof Poetry Michael Drayton, Thomas Traherne, sir henry Wotton, John Donne http://www.choosebooks.com/item_details.jsp?item_id=8199105

93. The Thornhill Lineage Child of Simon Thornhill Isabel Eland. Elizabeth b. 1350 Thornhill, Yorks, Engm. sir henry savile. Generation 13. Child of William Thornhill Joan de Catton http://www.bjhughes.org/thornhill.html

The Thornhill Lineage This family is still being researched. As you can see it needs alot of research done on it! If you have anything to add or corrections to be made to this family please contact me at: bjhughes@erols.com This page revised: 9/28/2003 Generation 1 Gerneber b. c1025 Generation 2 Gamel b. c1050 Generation 3 Ulf b. c1075 Generation 4 Essulf c110-aft 1189 Generation 5 Children of Essulf (s/o Ulf) Elias Thornhill Jordan Thornhill 1124-1195 m. c1148 Ethelrida ? 1125-1174 Richard Tong b. 1125 Thomas Thornhill aft 1165-1190 John Thornhill bef 1168 - aft 1185 m. Maud ? Generation 6 William Eustace Amabel Helen Juliana Margery Goditha Elias m. 1174 Astrid Richard 1150-1208 m. c1178 Alice ? 1154-1204 Wiliam b. 1160 Jordan 1175 - aft 1212 m. Quenilda ? Child of Thomas Thornhill (s/o Essulf) William m. Agnes ? Generation 7 Elias b. c1180 John, Sir 1180-1249 m. c1226 Olivia de la Mare c1193-c1240 Eve b. 1200 Thronhill, Yorkshire, Eng m. bef 1227 Robert de Lalanda William b. 1200 Margery Elizabeth Generation 8 Sara Richard Thornhill, Sir b. 1228 Thornhill, Yorks, Eng d. 1287 m.1. Margaret ? m.2. c1258 Thornhill, Yorks Co, Eng to Matilda de Fixby b. c1240 Thornhill, Yorks, Eng

94. Names From The Madras And Bombay Civil Pension Funds, LDS Film No 1836132. Wingate, sir Andrew. Winter, henry Edward. Rice Ritchie Robinson Robison Roome RossRowlandson Russell Ryder Salmon Sandwith Sangster savile Schneider Scott http://members.ozemail.com.au/~clday/pension2.htm

Madras and Bombay Pension Funds LDS Film Nos - 1836132 and 1850764. This page is part of the Family History in India website , in the section on Miscellaneous Data . This particular page was kindly compiled by Edward Nicholl of the U.K., who transcribed all the names from the above-mentioned LDS microfilms. Edward has also transcribed names from the Bengal Pension Fund Names from the Madras Civil Pension Fund (LDS Film No 1836132). The names on this LDS film are a continuation from another (previous?) roll. The names in the film are of dependants, and of the deceased pensioners. The pensioners died from 1918 onwards, with the dependants dying in the 1940's and 1950's. The names below are of the deceased pensioners. Arundel , A F Atkinson , J N Benson , R S Bliss

95. Genealogy Data Buxton, Thomas Fowell sir, 3rd Bt GCMG Birth 26 JAN 1837 Death 28 OCT savile,Jill Family Buxton, John henry Birth 15 AUG 1849 Death 21 MAR 1934 Parents http://www.ainslie.org.uk/genealogy/barbour/dat10.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Brown, William Family: Children: Brown, Hazel Thomson Back to Main Page Noel, Victoria Lady Birth : 1839 Harley Street Death : 8 AUG 1916 Family: Spouse: Buxton, Thomas Fowell Sir, 3rd Bt GCMG Birth : 26 JAN 1837 Death : 28 OCT 1915 Parents: Father: Buxton, Edward North 2nd Baronet Mother: Gurney, Catherine Anne Children: Buxton, Edith Frances Back to Main Page Savile, Jill Family: Spouse: Smyly, Richard Patrick Pilkington MC Children: Smyly, Sarah Louse Back to Main Page Pelly, Emma Maria Birth : 8 APR 1852 Death : 22 OCT 1924 Family: Marriage: 19 NOV 1874 Spouse: Buxton, John Henry Birth : 15 AUG 1849 Death : 21 MAR 1934 Parents: Father: Buxton, Thomas Fowell Mother: Gurney, Rachel Jane Children: Buxton, Henry Fowell Back to Main Page Gurney, Catherine Anne Birth : 1814 Death : 18 AUG 1911 Family: Spouse: Buxton, Edward North 2nd Baronet Birth : 16 SEP 1812 Earlham Hall Death : 11 JUN 1858 Colne House, Cromer Parents: Father: Buxton, Thomas Fowell Sir, 1st Baronet Mother: Gurney, Hannah

96. Yorkshire Notes And Queries Volume V. 1909 Sandhutton Font,; Sandys, George (Poet and Traveller),; Saunderson,Nicholas,; savile, sir henry (Antiquary),; Saturday Magazine, The http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/CBW/ynq/v5p9.htm

"Yorkshire Notes and Queries" Volume V. 1909 Perpendicular Style of Architexture, at Beeford, Beverley, Great Driffield, Hornsey, Howden, Hull, Paghell (or Paull), Pocklington, Preston, Skirlaugh, Tunstall, Pickering, Lythe;N, Riding, Pickering Font, Plague in Leeds, in (2) Pickhill, Old Font near Tower of Church, Plantagenet, Richard (Earl of Cambridge), Plot, Dr., and Weeding Well, Play Bill, An Old, (2) Pliny's Well at Como, Plumbley, F., (2) Plumpton Quarry near Harrogate, Poem, Author of Wanted Name, Pontefract, Pomfret Cakes, (2) Poll.Tax, Last of Richard II., Ponterfleet, Pool, Paper making at, Poole, Matthew, Porritt, G.T., Porteous, Blellby, Potter, Dr.John (Archbp.of Canterbury), Pottenger, Rev.Thomas, W.Poulson, George, Power, Ernest, Prehistoric Man, Prehistoric Relics from Middleton, Preston, Ben, Preston, J., Bradford Tradesmen of the 17th Century, (2) Priesley, Joseph, Private Bill Procedure, " Probable Origin of Yorkshire Names of Places and Persons, derived from the Ancient English, the Anglo Saxon, the Frisian, or other Germanic or Teutonic Dialect, (2) Proctor, Thomas (Sculptor)

97. ThePeerage.com - Person Page 1023 d. 17 Aug 1899 Lady Sarah Elizabeth savile+ b. c Anne Browne+ d. 15 Feb 1873 GeneralSir James Frankfort 1823, d. 6 Dec 1910 Reverend henry George Cavendish http://www.thepeerage.com/p1023.htm

thePeerage.com A genealogical survey of the peerage of Britain as well as the royal families of Europe Person Page 1023 Info About This Website Abbreviations Mabel Lindsay (F) b. before 1880, #20441 Pedigree Last Edited=10 May 2003 Consanguinity Index=2.0% Mabel Lindsay was the daughter of Alexander William Crawford Lindsay 25th Earl of Crawford and Margaret Lindsay . She was born before 1880. She died, unmarried. Lady Sarah Elizabeth Savile (F) b. circa 1813, d. 16 December 1890, #20442 Pedigree Last Edited=18 Aug 2003 Lady Sarah Elizabeth Savile was the daughter of John Savile 3rd Earl of Mexborough and Anne Yorke . She was born circa 1813. She married Lt.-Gen. Hon. Sir James Lindsay , son of James Lindsay 24th Earl of Crawford and Maria Margaret Francis Pennington , on 6 November 1845. She died on 16 December 1890. Children of Lady Sarah Elizabeth Savile and Lt.-Gen. Hon. Sir James Lindsay Mary Egida ... Lindsay d. 1 Jul 1911 Mabel Lindsay b. b 1862, d. 12 Jun 1928 John Savile, 3rd Earl of Mexborough (M) b. 3 July 1783, d. 25 December 1860, #20443 Pedigree Last Edited=18 Aug 2003 John Savile 3rd Earl of Mexborough was the son of John Savile 2nd Earl of Mexborough and Elizabeth Stephenson . He was born on 3 July 1783. He married Anne Yorke , daughter of Philip Yorke 3rd Earl of Hardwicke and Lady Elizabeth Scot Lindsay , on 29 August 1807. He died on 25 December 1860 at age 77.

98. SIR GEORGE SAVILE sir GEORGE savile. savile, sir GEORGE (17261784), English politician,was the only son of sir George savile, Bart. (d. 1743), of http://57.1911encyclopedia.org/S/SA/SAVILE_SIR_GEORGE.htm

SIR GEORGE SAVILE SAVILE, SIR GEORGE FRIEDRICH KARL VON SAVIGNY SIR HENRY SAVILE

99. English Writers Sarah Ellis, Lady Ann Fanshawe, henry Fielding, John Gray, Graham Greene, Lord GeorgeSavile Halifax, Thomas Hardy Thomas Hobbes, Anthony Hope (sir Anthony Hope http://www.intelligentsianetwork.com/english/english.htm

Memorable Quotations: English Writers of the Past Compiled and Edited by Carol Dingle Available at bookstores and online at Memorable Quotations: English Writers of the Past (Link to Amazon) Memorable Quotations: English Writers of the Past Carol Dingle is a former English teacher, USO director, business owner, and world traveler. Her other books are Memorable Quotations: Philosophers of Western Civilization and Memorable Quotations: French Writers of the Past Memorable Quotations: Philosophers of Western Civilization Memorable Quotations: French Writers of the Past ... email Intelligentsia Network. com http://www.intelligentsianetwork.com

100. Chapter 28. Notable Families With Multiple Connections 1535, d. 1556/7, and had issue, i. Gilbert see Next ii. Mary, m. sir GeorgeSAVILE iii. henry, b. ca. 1562, d. 20 Jan 1596, m. Elizabeth REYNER, b. ca. http://members.aol.com/dwidad/talbot.html

The TALBOT Family [Contents] [Chapter 28] [Bibliography] [Mail] Descendants of Richard TALBOT Richard TALBOT d. 1175, had a son [see Next] Gilbert TALBOT d. By 13 Feb 1230, father of [see Next] Richard TALBOT d. By 13 APR 1234, m. 1219/24, Aline BASSET , b. By 1200, and had a son [see Next] Gilbert TALBOT b. Aft 1219/24, d. By 8 Sep 1274, m. Gwenthlian Ferch RHYS , and had a son [see Next] Richard TALBOT b. Abt 1250, d. By 3 Sep 1306, and had issue, m. aft Jan 1268, Sarah de BEAUCHAMP , b. By 1268/9, d. aft Jul 1317, had issue, i. Sir Gilbert [see Next] ii. Richard Sir Gilbert TALBOT [1st Lord Talbot] b. 18 Oct 1276, d. 24 Feb 1346, m. Anne Le BOTILER , b. Aft 1261, and had issue, i. Sir Richard [see Next] ii. Philippa, m. Sir Philip de CLANVOWE, d. Abt 1347, and had a daughter, a. Elizabeth, m. Sir John POYNTZ Sir Gilbert TALBOT Elizabeth COMYN , b. 1 Nov 1299, d. 20 Nov 1372, had a son [see Next] Sir Gilbert TALBOT [3rd Lord Talbot; Faris, pg. 263; AR7, line 73] b. Abt 1332, d. 24 Apr 1387, m. 8 Sep 1352, Pernel BUTLER , b. Abt 1327, d. Aft 28 May 1365, and had issue, i. Elizabeth, b. Aft 1352, d. 10 Jan 1401/3, m. by 3 Feb 1380

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