Isola Wilde’s Memorial
A new gravestone as a memorial to Isola Wilde In 2012 at the suggestion of Wildean scholar Angela Kingston a decision was made to erect
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A new gravestone as a memorial to Isola Wilde In 2012 at the suggestion of Wildean scholar Angela Kingston a decision was made to erect
This item is courtesy of the Worcester Journal Why Maria Edgeworth Matters December 14, 2015 by Sean O’Rourke Believe me, I know. A nineteenth- century
Hall’s Tour of Longford and Edgeworthstown Samuel Carter Hall (1800-1889), and his wife Anna Maria (1800-1881) compiled a three volume guide to Ireland between 1841-1843.
It was not uncommon for books in the 19th Century to feature illustrations – Sidney Paget’s work for Arthur Conan Doyle’s ‘Sherlock Holmes’ series is
The following post came from the Regency History website and is used by the kind permission of the author Rachel Knowles. She is researching Jane
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