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The History of the Life of King Henry the Second, and of the Age in Which He Lived (5) by Baron George Lyttelton Lyttelton, 2009-12-23 Dialogues of the dead by George Lyttelton Lyttelton, 2010-08-09 The History of the Life of King Henry the Second, and of the Age in Which He Lived. to Which Is Prefixed, a History of the Revolutions of England from ... Second. 3 Vols. [And] Notes to the Second an by George Lyttelton, 2010-04-21 Memoirs and Correspondence from 1734 to 1773, Volume 2 by Robert Phillimore, George Lyttelton Lyttelton, 2010-02-24 The History [Of The] Life of King Henry the Second, and of the Age in Which He Lived: To Which Is Prefixed, a History of the Revolutions of England, from ... to the Birth of Henry the Second, Volume 3 by Baron George Lyttelton Lyttelton, 2010-01-11 Observations on the life of Cicero by George Lyttelton Lyttelton, 2010-05-15 The History of the Life of King Henry the Second, and of the Age in Which He Lived: In Five Books ; to Which Is Prefixed, a History of the Revolutions ... to the Birth of Henry the Second, Volume 5 by Baron George Lyttelton Lyttelton, 2010-01-10 The History Of The Life Of King Henry The Second V4: And The Age In Which He Lived, In Five Books (1777) by George Lyttelton Lyttelton, 2008-12-22 Letters from a Persian in England, to his friend at Ispahan. The third edition. by George Lyttelton, 2010-07-23 Miltoni Comus (1863) (Latin Edition) by John Milton, George Lyttelton, 2010-09-10 The history of the life of King Henry the Second: and of the age in which by Baron George Lyttelton Lyttelton, 2009-08-30 The History of the Life of King Henry the Second: And of the Age in Which He Lived, Volume 4 by Baron George Lyttelton Lyttelton, 2010-04-02 Lord Lytteltonon the Conversion of St. Paul in a Letter to Gilbert West, Esq. by George Lyttelton Lyttelton, 2009-12-17 Observations On the Conversion and Apostleship of St. Paul by Baron George Lyttelton Lyttelton, 2010-03-23

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61. Sunday In The Park With George
    STEVEN Pimlott's production of Sunday In The Park With george at the lyttelton isstartlingly different from the version I saw at New York's Booth Theatre five  
    http://members.tripod.com/capitan/George.html
    
    Extractions: Synopsis Inspired by the art of Georges Seurat, the nineteenth-century pointilliste painter, specifically a painting entitled "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte," Act1 A Sunday in Paris in 1884. Georges, an artist who is experimenting with innovative painting techniques, is seated in front of a bare white stage, blank drawing-pad in hand. He is trying to paint a study of his mistress, Dot, on an island somewhere in the Seine. Dot is not turning out to be the most cooperative subject, fidgeting and complaining. For Dot, it's just another SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE. In the painter's studio, Dot sits at a vanity mirror powdering her face, while, in an identical rhythm, Georges dabs spots of red and purple and white on his new painting: it's only COLOUR AND LIGHT. She is preparing to go to the Follies with him, but his painting proves more important -he has to stay to finish a hat. Dot leaves in a rage, realising that for Georges, his art will always come first.

62. Open Directory - Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: Society And Culture: People:
    Charlotte@ (1); Lewis, CS@ (59); Lewis, Wyndham@ (6); Lovelace, Richard@(3); Lyly, John@ (4); lyttelton, george@ (1); MacDonald, george  
    http://newhoo.com/Regional/Europe/United_Kingdom/Society_and_Culture/People/Hist

63. Ronnie Scott's Club
    Radio 2 on 27th January, at 9.30pm, depicting the beginning of traditional jazz inthe UK in the 40s, with commentaries by Humphrey lyttelton, george Webb, Cy  
    http://www.ronniescotts.co.uk/ronnie_scotts/ronniescotts/110/110_14.htm
    
    Extractions: ASIDES A miscellany of brickbats and bouquets, ruminations and reflections by LANCE FAIRFAX EVENTS SERIOUS PROMOTIONS Guitarist Richard Thompson is touring the UK early in the year. Saturday 10th January (Belfast), Sunday 11th (Northampton), Monday 12th (Wolverhampton), Tuesday 13th (Brecon), Wednesday 14th (Plymouth), Thursday 15th (Stafford), Friday 16th (Oldham), Saturday 17th (Glasgow), Monday 19th (High Wycombe), Wednesday 21st (Guildford), Thursday 22nd (Salisbury) and Friday 23rd January (Crawley). He'll be playing solo, but at most venues will be joined by a guest or special support act. Serious, in association with the Barbican Centre, are holding a season of concerts, entitled Jazz at the Barbican. The first date, with Max Roach and Friends, is on Sunday 1st February, followed by David Sanborn and Maria Schneider, The Legacy of Gil Evans with the Danish Radio Jazz Orchestra (Wednesday 4th February); the Paul Motian Trio, with Bill Frisell and Joe Lovano, plus Kenny Wheeler, Lee Konitz, Bill Frisell and Dave Holland (Saturday 21st February); George Russell and the Living Time Orchestra, with Andy Sheppard, Chris Boscoe, Stanton Davis, Dave Bargeron and Mike Walker (Saturday 7th March) and Sonny Rollins on Saturday 18th April. All concerts commence at 7.30pm and tickets are available from the Barbican Centre on 0171 638 8891, plus Ticketmaster, HMV and Tower.

64. Ronnie Scott`s Jazz Club LONDON. Attractions; House Magazine 130 2001. MANU DIBA
    It was a strictly traditional group, as lyttelton had been converted to the NewOrleans faith by playing with george Webb¹s Dixielanders, the pioneer New  
    http://www.ronniescotts.co.uk/ronnie_scotts/ronniescotts/130/130_20.htm
    
    Extractions: by LANCE FAIRFAX HUMPH Humphrey Lyttelton is 80 on 23rd May. Trumpeter, clarinettist, composer, cartoonist, author, broadcaster and genuine wit, he is also a calligraphist (his own label is called Calligraph), plays piano and alto horn and is an expert on ornithology - an extraordinarily talented man who has fully exercised his inborn gifts. A truly exceptional character; a scion of an ancient aristocratic family, who went to Eton College (his father, George, was a master there) who became a jazz trumpeter and is now in his 53rd year as a bandleader. Apart from considerable ability on his instruments, his aristocratic background was undoubtedly a great boost to his becoming a household name, and in his highly entertaining autobiography, aptly titled I Play As I Please, he acknowledges the publicity value of a background not usually associated with jazz musicians. Most bandleaders had to look for angles to publicise themselves, but his was ready-made.

65. Gentleman's Magazine
    A Summary of Free and Candid Disquisitions relating to the Church of England. george lyttelton, first Baron lyttelton, and Gilbert ? West.  
    http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/etcbin/browse-gm2?id=2GM1749

66. Kaiapoi 1857 Electoral Roll
    Tanner Henry, Church bush, sawyer, householder, Taylor Robert, lyttelton,carpenter, freehold, Thompson george, Church bush, sawyer, leasehold,  
    http://www.geocities.com/kiwicheryl/Electoral/kaiapoi_1857.html
    
    Extractions: Allen George Ferry Road farmer freehold Allwright Henry St David Street painter freehold Allwright Henry Jun Lyttelton painter freehold Anderson James Kaiapoi blacksmith freehold Anderson Joseph Kaiapoi sawyer householder Anderson Joseph Kaiapoi sawyer freehold Andrews Samuel Henry Rangiora farmer freehold Andrews Wm Rangiora farmer freehold Bailey Benjamin Papanui farmer freehold Baker James Island Kaiapoi laborer leasehold Baxter Alexander Kaiapoi ferryman freehold Baxter Archibald Kaiapoi sawyer leasehold Bayfield Arthur Lyttelton druggist freehold Beswick John Kaitoroku farmer freehold Beswick Samuel Kaiapoi surgeon householder Beswick Wm Cockerill Kaiapoi merchant freehold and leasehold Birch George D Kaiapoi farmer freehold Birch George D Island Kaiapoi agricultural laborer freehold Bishop Charles Wellington Christchurch storekeeper freehold Bishop Wm Easdale Nook shepherd freehold Black George Crawford Kaiapoi storekeeper freehold Blakiston Augustus Frederick Ferry Road farmer leasehold Boys James Rangiora farmer freehold Boys John C Kaiapoi civil engineer and surveyor freehold and household Breach Wm Rangiora sawyer freehold Brundell Alfred Kaiapoi sawyer leasehold Burgess John Kaiapoi laborer freehold Burrell Charles Kaiapoi laborer leasehold Burridge John Kaiapoi laborer freehold Bart Thomas

67. I3725: George CORNWALL (1602 - 1630)
    HORLEY\HARLEY _ _ _Maud WORMCOMBE _ _ george CORNWALL _John lyttelton _ _John  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/1946/g0000044.html

68. Office-Holders: Household Of Frederick Prince Of Wales 1729-51 - Alphabetical Li
    as 3rd Earl of Scarbrough 29 Jan. 1740) Treasurer 173851. lyttelton, george Secretary1737-44. Madan, Martin Equerry 1736-49. Groom of Bedchamber 1749-51.  
    http://www.ihrinfo.ac.uk/office/fred_alpha.html
    
    Extractions: Alphabetical list of Appointees Ashburnham, John (Ashburnham) 3rd Baron Gentleman of Bedchamber Ayscough, Francis Clerk of Closet Baltimore, Charles (Calvert) 5th Baron Gentleman of Bedchamber Cofferer Barnard, John Gentleman Usher Quarterly Waiter Bathurst, Hon. Henry Solicitor General Attorney General Bayntun Rolt, Edward Groom of Bedchamber Bludworth, Thomas Equerry Groom of Bedchamber Commissioner of Stables c. 1741-1751. Keeper of Privy Purse Boone, Daniel Groom of Bedchamber Bootle, Thomas (ktd. 23 Nov. 1745) Chancellor Bramston, Edmund Gentleman Usher Daily Waiter Gentleman Usher of Privy Chamber Breton, William Groom of Bedchamber Broxolme, Noel Physician Burrard, Harry Gentleman Usher Quarterly Waiter Burroughs, William

69. Untitled
    He offered them safe passage back to the frontier. The Cherokee menwere led back to Fort Prince george by Governor lyttelton's army.  
    http://www.suite101.com/print_article.cfm/6100/37822
    
    Extractions: Published on: April 21, 2000 Events taking place far away from Fort Loudon were to lead to a schism in the relations between the British and the Cherokee. The French continued to work toward stirring up discord. French agents were often in the Cherokee towns talking to whoever would listen. They discouraged many of the Cherokee from accepting any gifts or trade goods from the British. One common theme was that the British were poisoning the goods or infecting them with smallpox. On General Forbes' Fort Duquense campaign greater conflict arose between the British and the Cherokee that went along to assist them. General Forbes had very little respect for the natives. He did not distinguish between friendly and enemy Indians. The Cherokee could not plead their case because there were to few interpreters. Bands of Cherokee warriors began drifting back to their homes. After finding that the French had abandoned Fort Duquense even Attakullakulla left with his band. General Forbes ordered him arrested for desertion, disarmed and sent back under guard. Other returning warriors felt that they were owed some reward as Forbes had denied them their share of the spoils. They came upon a small herd of horses in the Virginia backcountry and took several. The settlers gave chase and a running battle ensued. There were casualties on both sides. During this battle the settlers took some scalps as the British were paying a bounty for Indian scalps.

70. The Madness Of George III
    The Madness of george III by Alan Bennett. Premiered at the Royal NationalTheatre/lyttelton on 28 November 1991. In 1992 the production  
    http://home.att.net/~luvvie/jw/madness.htm
    
    Extractions: by Alan Bennett Premiered at the Royal National Theatre /Lyttelton on 28 November 1991. In 1992 the production toured to Newcastle, Sheffield, Bath, Bradford, and Edinburgh. The play returned to the Lyttelton repertoire on 17 July 1993 and toured America (Truglia Theatre, Rich Forum, Stamford CT; Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York City; Morris Mechanic Theatre, Baltimore; and Colonial Theatre, Boston) from September to November 1993, before returning to the Lyttelton. Cast changes for the American tour are shown in italics . It's also interesting to note that some characters disappeared altogether (marked with ) in the Boston production. According to an expert: "...the cast of Madness wasn't reduced just for the benefit of the American audience: Alan Bennett decided to take these bits and pieces out (the modern doctor, the painter, scenes in Parliament, chunks of Pitt's dialogue), because he thought they weren't essential and were only hampering the play's 'natural progress'. When the play returned to the Lyttelton in the autumn of 1993, those scenes were gone for good. Both versions have been published by Faber and Faber A well-informed source reports that slight adjustments were indeed made to accommodate American political sensibilities when Madness toured the 'former colonies' - most notably in Pitt's line, "I know that I can save this country and no one else can, but I needed five more years...". It apparently didn't work at all the first few nights, so Nick Hytner suggested he try "four more years" instead. [The editor can confirm that this went down a treat with the Boston audience.]

71. FRONTIER WARFARE
    1759. After arriving at Fort Prince george, lyttelton watched fretfullyas his force melted away from desertion and disease. He  
    http://www.state.sc.us/scdah/exhibits/cherokee/7a-FRONTIERWARFARE.htm
    
    Extractions: FRONTIER WARFARE For more than fifty years Britain and France struggled to gain control of the interior of North America with indecisive results. The Cherokee frequently found themselves courted by both sides. Although they initially sided with Britain, they were at war with the redcoats by the end of the 1750s. Cultural misunderstandings, trade abuses, and the inept hand of South Carolina’s newly appointed royal governor, William Henry Lyttelton (1756-1760), all contributed to the breakdown. Responding to isolated Cherokee attacks, Lyttelton placed an embargo on the Indians’ trade goods. In a further attempt to restore order, he gathered an army of militiamen, provincial troops, and a small detachment of Independents and left Charles Town for the Keowee valley in October 1759. After arriving at Fort Prince George, Lyttelton watched fretfully as his force melted away from desertion and disease. He hastily concluded a treaty and retreated to Charles Town, leaving twenty-one Cherokee peace delegates confined in the fort as hostages. Muster roll of Captain Alexander McIntosh’s company of the Upper Craven County Battalion, South Carolina Militia. These troops accompanied Governor Lyttelton to Fort Prince George in 1759. Research indicates that these men were from present-day Marion, Dillon, and Florence counties.

72. Malvern's Roll Of Honour - George Brodie
    Road. george attended Malvern Link CE School and the lyttelton GrammarSchool (to read more about his personality click here). He  
    http://www.malvernremembers.org.uk/HPBrodie_G.html
    
    Extractions: Unit 8th Bn, The Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, The Duke of Albany's), 44th Brigade, 15th Division, B.E.F. (Formerly Cpl, The Black Watch) Service Number Rank Second Lieutenant Nature of Death Died of wounds Flanders 2/8/17 Age Burial/Commemoration Brandhoek New Military Cemy No 3, Vlamertinghe Malvern Commemoration The Priory, Great Malvern and St Matthias, Malvern Link Next of Kin Son of the late SSM A Brodie Worcestershire Yeomanry and Mrs K Brodie of Woodbury, Highfield Road Education Malvern Link C.E. School and Lyttelton Grammar School Previous Employment Reporter on Worcester Daily Times , formerly on the Malvern News. For a glossary of terms click here George Brodie was the fourth son of the late Sqn-Sgt-Maj J and Mrs Brodie of Woodbury, Highfield Road. George attended Malvern Link C E School and the Lyttelton Grammar School (to read more about his personality click here ). He grew up in a military household; his father was for many years the instructor of the Malvern Squadron of the Worcestershire Yeomanry and before the war began his three older brothers, Hugh, John and Norman

73. Extracts From The Lyttelton Times, NZ
    in accomplishing a rapid passage, but in his own opinion, the preferable coursefor emigrant ships bound for lyttelton would be along The Sir george Seymour.  
    http://www.theshipslist.com/accounts/lytimes.html
    
    Extractions: Use the FREE 14-Day Trial to view details! Immigration Reports Illustrated London News Trivia Frequently Asked Questions Extracts From The Lyttelton Times , New Zealand, 1851 Thanks to John Rayner for the transcription. Shipping News. ship Charlotte Jane , 720 tons, Lawrence master, from Plymouth, Sept. 7, with 26 cabin, 24 intermediate and 104 steerage passengers.

74. Humphrey Lyttelton- Jazz By Mail - Discography
    Humphrey lyttelton He formed his first jazz band in 1948, after spending a yearwith george WEBB'S DIXIELANDERS, a band which pioneered New Orleans-style  
    http://www.jazzbymail.com/artists/lyttelton.html
    
    Extractions: Send us e-mail = tracks you can listen to by clicking on the song title. You will need a Real Audio player to listen, click here to get one free: Humphrey Lyttelton - He formed his first jazz band in 1948, after spending a year with GEORGE WEBB'S DIXIELANDERS, a band which pioneered New Orleans-style jazz in Britain. HUMPHREY LYTTELTON AND HIS BAND, with Wally Fawkes on clarinet, soon became the leading traditional jazz band in Britain, with a high reputation in Europe gained through many Continental tours. To join E-Mailing list: E-Mailing List

75. Nordisk Familjebok. Uggleupplagan. 17. Lux - Mekanik
    Se Meloidæ 125-126 lyttelton, hamnstad till Christchurch (se do 2) - 125-126 lyttelton,gammal engelsk släkt - 125-126 lyttelton, george - 125-126 lyttelton  
    http://www.lysator.liu.se/runeberg/nfbq/

76. STUFF: NZ NEWSPAPERS - MARLBOROUGH EXPRESS - FEATURES - STORY : New Zealand's Le
    The report in the lyttelton Times said george intended sending the eggto the British Museum. However, the egg was still in george's  
    http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/marlboroughexpress/0,2106,2230800a6519,00.html
    
    Extractions: spac_writeAd("/site=s/area=s.rgn.mex.features/aamsz=468x120/ch=") Blen Kaik MARLBOROUGH EXPRESS FEATURES STORY Tuesday, 25 March 2003 STUFF NZ NEWSPAPERS LOCAL NEWS NATIONAL NEWS ... SKY TV MARLBOROUGH SERVICES ACCOMMODATION ACTIVITIES EVENTS FEEDBACK ... Independent Newspapers Limited SEARCH STUFF TODAY HEADLINES ALERT www.marlboroughexpress.co.nz F E A T U R E S S T O R Y RELATED LINKS 31 January 2003 By TONY ORMAN In 1857 a moa egg from the giant moa Dinornis was discovered by a labourer digging the foundation of a building at George Fyffe's Kaikoura whaling station. George Fyffe was the nephew of Scottish immigrant Alexander Robert Fyfe, who was probably the first Kaikoura sheep farmer, a whaler and a successful businessman. After abortively trying to establish a whaling station in Cloudy Bay, Robert Fyfe set up one on the north east face of the Kaikoura Peninsula. A strange twist was that Robert spelt his name with just one "f" while George chose a double "ff". "Such discrepancies of spelling were not uncommon within families at this period," according to Michael Trotter and Beverley McCulloch in Fyffe's Revisited Records of the Canterbury Museum, 1993.

77. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Arts > ... > World Literature > British > 18th Cen
    King, William (1); Authors L Leapor, Mary (1); Authors L Lennox,Charlotte (1); Authors L lyttelton, george (1); Authors M  
    http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=3402

78. Stompers
    BBC presenters; Humphrey lyttelton, george Melly and Jimmy Young were theguiding forces that established the Green Band as a household name.  
    http://www.jazzuk.com/stompers.html
    
    Extractions: A very early photo taken in 1964 featuring (from left to right) Bob Renvoize (tmbn), John Wurr (clnt), Malcom Lauder (bnj), Ian Hills (tba) and Brian Green (drms). Missing out of the photo are: Alan Snook (trmpt) and Tony Keating (pno). Shortly after this photo Bob Renvoize, Ian Hills, Tony Keating and Malcom Lauder were replaced with: Gordon Blundy, Pete Barton, Neville Dickie and Charlie Morrish. The 100 Club, Oxford Street, London. 1965.

79. The Genealogical Tree Of George Hyde
    Fanny Kirwan. george's wife Sarah Kirwan immigrated to New Zealandon the Huntress arriving in lyttelton 21 April 1863. This note  
    http://www.kiwihyde.kiwiwebhost.co.nz/peter/familytree/83.html

80. Early Newspaper Lists - New Zealand And Australia
    DONALD, William, lyttelton. DUDLEY, Charles, Kaiapoi. INNES, David, Timaru.LATTER, Robert, lyttelton. LEE, george Leslie, Amuri. MACDONALD, Allan Ranald,Timaru.  
    http://www.ozlists.com/genies/signed/proclai01.html
    
    Extractions: and more lists Proclamation to Queen Victoria Supplement to the New Zealander, January 26, 1859 Names included in a Proclamation to Queen Victoria AUBREY Harcourt R RM Wangarei BARSTOW Robert Clapham RM Russell BARTLEY Hon Thomas Houghton Auckland BECKHAM Thomas RM Auckland BELL Francis Dillon Auckland CARKEEK Stephen Wellington CLENDON James Reddy RM Hokianga CLIFFORD Hon Charles Wellington COOPER George Sisson Waipukurau CRAWFORD James Courts Wellington CURLING Hon John RM Napier CUTFIELD Hon George New Plymouth DOMETT Alfred Nelson DURIE David Stark RM Wanganui ELLES Andrew Jamieson RM Bluff FENTON Francis Dar Auckland FLIGHT Josiah RM New Plymouth GISBORNE William Auckland GOLD Hon Col Charles Emilio’s Auckland GOULAND Henry Godfrey RM Collingwood GRIFFITHS Alfred Benson RM Waiuku HULSE William New Plymouth HALL John RM Lyttelton HAMILTON William John Warburton Lyttelton HARRIS Hon John Hyde Dunedin HARSANT Walter RM Raglan KNIGHT Charles Auckland M’LEAN Donald Auckland MOULD Col Thomas Rawlings RE Auckland MULLER Stephen Lunn RM Wairau MURRAY Major George Freeman New Plymouth PATIENCE Lieut Col. James

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