A History of the Dove Family And Their Descendants in Connection With Cullerco
A History of the Dove Family And Their Descendants in Connection With Cullerco
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Craster, and Mr. W. H. Pyott.
The engravings executed by John Bale, Sons, & Danielsson, Ltd. , Great Titchfield Street, London, are chiefly from photo- graphs by O. Hingley, Cullercoats, and Gr. Adams, Whitley Baj-, and from plans and sketches by the Architect.
" Cullercoats in the early years of the nineteenth century, " is from an engraving of T. M. Pichardson's well known picture, and " Cullercoats in the Forties, " from an engraving by George Finlay Pobinson, an artist and engraver of Newca...stle-upon- Tyne, which appeared in the " Handbook to Tynemouth and the Blyth and Tyne Pailway " (18G3), by Richard Welford.
The portraits of the Pev. Curwen Hudleston, and Eleanor Dove, are from paintings now in the Laboratory at Cullercoats : that of Mr. Hudleston is from a recent photograph.
For many years Mr. Hiulleston had contemplated leaving some permanent record of the connection of the Doves with Cullercoats, and the present work, descriptive of the new Marine Laboratory, the scientific objects intimately associated there- with, and some notice of the Doves as residents and land owners in the locality, may, it is hoped, form some permanent record of that family, and at the same time, be a fitting tribute to, and a memorial, not unworthy, of the principal author, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Craster, and Mr. W. H. Pyott.
The engravings executed by John Bale, Sons, & Danielsson, Ltd. , Great Titchfield Street, London, are chiefly from photo- graphs by O. Hingley, Cullercoats, and Gr. Adams, Whitley Baj-, and from plans and sketches by the Architect.
" Cullercoats in the early years of the nineteenth century, " is from an engraving of T. M. Pichardson's well known picture, and " Cullercoats in the Forties, " from an engraving by George Finlay Pobinson, an artist and engraver of Newca...stle-upon- Tyne, which appeared in the " Handbook to Tynemouth and the Blyth and Tyne Pailway " (18G3), by Richard Welford.
The portraits of the Pev. Curwen Hudleston, and Eleanor Dove, are from paintings now in the Laboratory at Cullercoats : that of Mr. Hudleston is from a recent photograph.
For many years Mr. Hiulleston had contemplated leaving some permanent record of the connection of the Doves with Cullercoats, and the present work, descriptive of the new Marine Laboratory, the scientific objects intimately associated there- with, and some notice of the Doves as residents and land owners in the locality, may, it is hoped, form some permanent record of that family, and at the same time, be a fitting tribute to, and a memorial, not unworthy, of the principal author, Mr.
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