Jane Timbury (date of birth unknown, died c. 1792), was an English novelist and poet whose books were published between 1770 and 1791. Timbury’s novel...

Taylor (fl. 1779—1806) Jane Timbury (died c. 1792; fl. 1770–1791) Elizabeth Sophia Tomlins (1763–1828) Jane Warton (1723–1809) Jane West (née Iliffe; 1758–1852)...

performances. One of London's primary literary circles, which included Jane Timbury, Robert Gunnell Esq., Lord Beauchamp, and the Duchess of Buccleuch, was...

brother continued the business, but George died in 1811 and John in 1813. Jane Timbury, but published anonymously, The Male-coquette:, or the History of the...

(née Wolferstan; 1770/71–1855) Anna (Harriet?) Thompson (fl. 1787–1807) Jane Timbury (died c. 1792, fl. 1770–1791) Elizabeth Sophia Tomlins (1763–1828) Anne...

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Holzschlag Monica Anderson Monica S. Lam Monique Adolphe Morag Crichton Timbury Muriel Wheldale Onslow Myra Wilson Myriam Sarachik Myrtle Bachelder Mária...

Collyvas's car was reversing a motorcycle being ridden by Wayne Timms and Jayne Timbury, followed by a car containing Alexandra Stamatopoulos, Steven Stamatopoulos...

became popularly known as "Queen", or "Granny" Timbery (sometimes spelt Timbury). She died on 26 November 1916 at La Perouse, survived by her husband,...

Assistant Secretary, Small Arms Committee, Ministry of Munitions Henry Thomas Timbury, Office of Admiral Superintendent, Glasgow Edith Pelham Tindall, Commandant...

Glamorgan Branch, British Red Cross Society. Professor Gerald Charles Timbury, lately Dean of Postgraduate Medicine, University of Glasgow. John Charlie...