Lived Collection (page 7)

Woman who Lived in Shoe
The old woman who lived in a shoe, had so many children she didn t know what to do. Luckily, the shoe was the size of a house

Julie (Clary) Bonaparte
JULIE BONAPARTE, daughter of Francois Clary, wife of Napoleons elder brother Joseph, sometime king of Naples and of Spain. Lived in America 1815 - 1832

Achille Bazaine (Holl)
ACHILLE-FRANCOIS BAZAINE French soldier in Crimea, Mexico, Italy, but defeated in war with Prussia, court- martialled, imprisoned : escaped, lived in exile

Faust in Auerbachs Wine Cellar
Faust in Auerbachs wine cellar. Faust, is a legend dating back to early Christianity but in its present form based on Dr. Johann Faust who lived in Heidelberg during the sixteenth century

Empress Eugenie
EUGENIA MARIA DE MONTIJO Wife of the French Emperor, Napoleon III and mother of the Prince Imperial. Renowned beauty and arbiter of taste. Lived to a ripe old age

Hotspur Tower Alnwick
The Hotspur Tower (known locally as The Bondgate Tower), once part of the town walls, supposedly dating from the 14th century, when Henry " Hotspur" Percy lived

Steam horse & carriage
An example of a steam horse attached to a traditional carriage, exhibited by De Dion and Bouton, Paris. This horseless arrangement was relatively short-lived

Elizabeth Alexander 106
ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Oxford-born resident of Hanway Street, Tottenham Court Road, London : she had 9 children and was supposed to be the oldest woman in England

Elizabeth Kerry (105+)
ELIZABETH KERRY resident of Needham Market, Suffolk : this drawing was made when she was 105, we are not told how much longer she lived

BEGUINE
A BEGUINE from the Dutch/Belgian Netherlands : they were not a formal order, but communities of pious women, who kept their property and sometimes lived at home

Old Woman Lived in Shoe
There was an old woman who lived in a shoe, she had so many children, she didn t know what to do

Balzac / Home / Passy / Paris
HONORE DE BALZAC French novelists home in Passy, Paris, where he lived from 1840 until 1847

Balzac / Home / Ville Davray
HONORE DE BALZAC French novelists home, the Villa of Les Jardies, Ville d Avray, where he lived from October 1837 until December 1840

Hungary Independence
Austrian dragoons rout Hungarian hussars as the Hungarian Diets short-lived bid for independence is crushed by Austria with Russian aid

Captain Blighs House
In this house, 100, Lambeth Walk, Lambeth, London, lived Captain William Bligh of Mutiny on the Bounty fame

Peace of Amiens, 1802
The PEACE OF AMIENS is proclaimed at the Royal Exchange, bringing hostilities with France to a short-lived truce

Thackerays Home
WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY In this feudal-looking house, at No 16 Young Street, lived the famous novelist William Thackeray for several years

Wordsworths House
The English poet WILLIAM WORDSWORTH (1770 - 1850) lived in this picturesque cottage beside Ullswater, English Lake District, Cumbria, for several years

Thomas Parr Lived to 152
THOMAS PARR Londoner who lived to the age of 152

Newton / Kensington Home
SIR ISaC NEWTON Orbells Buildings, Kensington (later Bullingham House), where the English scientist and mathematician lived in 1727

School Play 1930S
Children put on a play of The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe at Seapoint School, Birchington, Kent, England

Abd-El-Krim Interned
Abd-el-Krim, the rebel Riff leader is interned by the French on Reunion Island, signifying the end of the national struggle for independence

G Stephenson / Glebe Farm
GEORGE STEPHENSON Glebe Farm House, Benton, where the engineer lived

Samuel Johnson / Gough Sq
DR SAMUEL JOHNSON English writers home at 17 Gough Square, Fleet Street, where he lived while compiling his Dictionary

Caligula & Horse / V Adam
GAIUS CAESAR CALIGULA Roman emperor with his horse, Incitatus, who shared meals at his table, and whom he would have made consul if the animal had lived long enough

Margaret Potter
MARGARET POTTER She was born in Glasgow in 1596, and lived to a great age - but we are not told when she ultimately died

Walther Von Klingen
Walther von Klingen, a German minnesinger, thought to have lived between 1240 and 1286

Dietmar Von Eist 12C
Dietmar von Eist, German poet, generally thought to have lived between 1139 and 1171

Rousseau / Charmettes
JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU Les Charmettes, near Chambery, where Rousseau lived with Mme de Warens

Opening session of the First State Duma, Russia
The opening session of the short-lived First State Duma (legislative assembly), which lasted until July but was deadlocked when radicals challenged fundamental laws

Tourist and Touts
Visiting Paris during the short-lived Peace of Amiens, an English traveller is beleaguered by people offering every kind of merchandise or service

Native Indian Myth / 1914
Feather-woman gazes down from Sky Country, where she is trapped for digging up the sacred turnip & sees the camp of the Blackfeet where she had once lived

William Henry Davies
WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES A Welsh poet who lived the life of a tramp in England and the US

Woman Lived under Hill
There was an old woman lived under a hill and if shes not gone she lives there still

Woman Lived in Shoe (Eja
A little girl with her arms full of dolls: her two puppies fight over a doll which has fallen to the floor, while her cat drinks milk from a bowl

Little Tommy Tittlemouse lived in a little house, he caught fishes in other mens ditches

There was a Little Boy
There was a little boy and a little girl lived in an alley. Says the little boy to the little girl, Shall I ? Says the girl What shall we do ? I will kiss you !

Zoroastrian Fireworship
FIRE WORSHIP of the Zoroastrians (Zoroaster lived 6th century BC)

Shakespeare / Birthplace
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE The House at Stratford in which Shakespeare lived

Poe Home, Ravenswood
Edgar Allan Poes home at Ravenswood, Long Island, where he lived while working in New York as magazine editor

Lionel Duke of Dorset
ARTHUR MAYNWARING statesman and wit, continually getting into hot water with his political writings : he lived with the celebrated actress Ann Oldfield

Haus Surenbergs C18Th
Moated mansion 27 miles north of Munster. Bought in the 18th century by Carl van Zuydtwyck, a Dutch aristocrat and is still lived in by his descendants

Dresden Insurgents
Rebel forces in Dresden overthrow the government and form a short-lived provisional government of their own

Salisbury North Gate
The North or High Street Gate of the cathedral precinct: on the right is the College of Matrons, where Mary Evanss mother-in-law lived for many years. (Her window is facing)

Dhuleep Singh
DHULEEP SINGH as a boy Briefly the Sikh Maharaja of Lahore; after annexation by the British, he became a Christian and lived in England

Caligula & Horse / Craig
GAIUS CAESAR CALIGULA fed his horse Swift at his table from golden tableware, whom he made priest and would have made consul had the animal lived

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