10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VISITING TERMS»
Discover the use of
visiting terms in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
visiting terms and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Verbatim Report of the Cause Doe Dem. Tatham V. Wright: ...
In hot and cold water several times ; I was not on visiting terms sometimes ; I have
not been on visiting terms. Have you not been on very bad terms ? — Wright
would have spoken to me on any public meeting. Have you been on bad terms
with ...
Sandford Tatham, George Wright, Alexander Fraser, 1834
2
Accounts and Papers of the House of Commons
With one single exception, not a married officer who had served any length of
time with the prosecutor was on visiting terms with him. Two-thirds of the officers,
if not more, while according him their professional support, were living upon an ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1863
3
Use and Usefulness of the ICIDH for Health Professions ...
(WCC newsletter on the ICIDH, January-March 1991) Nursing, Midwifery and
Health Visiting Terms Project This two-year project, started in April 1993, is part of
the Clinical Term Project (see Paragraph 4.2). It will produce an agreed
thesaurus ...
4
The People of Ship Street
Although Mr. L. has lived in this neighbourhood forty-six years and both he and
his wife know everybody by sight, they both said they are not on visiting terms
with anybody. They do not drop in at anybody's house and nobody drops in at
theirs.
5
Swift, Volume 1: Mr. Swift and His Contemporaries
Temple and his sister were indeed familiar with the earl ; but that they were on
visiting terms, or friendly enough for a recommendation from either to succeed
with him, is not certain.2 Romney, however, had been a lord deputy of Ireland ...
6
'J.' A Memoir of John Willis Clark, Registrary of the ...
My father and mother were very fond of society, and if anybody was worth
knowing I am sure they knew them; but, so far as I can make out, they could not
possibly have been on visiting terms with more than sixty ladies, if so many. In the
first ...
7
Lord William Bentinck: The Making of a Liberal Imperialist, ...
The only Foxites among them were the Plumers — virtually family. In 1 8 10,
however, he had come once again to be on visiting terms with his Foxite relatives
, the Devonshires. With the peace the stream broadened out: by 18 1 5 he was on
...
8
A Hairdresser's Experience in High Life
dies that are not on visiting terms with her, or that she would not even know were
she to meet them on the street. Many ladies would be entirely forgotten but for me
, as, many times, at the issuing of invitations, I have been asked by the hostess, ...
9
The World of William Byrd: Musicians, Merchants and Magnates
Only the fortuitous survival of Magdalene Herbert's kitchen book shows Byrd to
have been on visiting terms with Protestants other than his own relations (p. 184).
But, for all the shortage of information, there is enough to reveal a series of social
...
10
Family Britain, 1951-1957
... to constant visiting by relatives - but considerable practical neighbourliness, '
especially in times of adversity', and where 'neighbours who are not on visiting
terms hold keys of each other's homes' or even 'accompany each other to
hospital'.
