Henry Smeathman (1742–1786) was an English naturalist, best known for his work in entomology and colonial settlement in Sierra Leone. In 1771 the Quaker...

probably an asclepiad vine. The type specimen was probably collected by Henry Smeathman from whose collections it was described by Dru Drury. The specimens...

world through a network of ship's officers and collectors including Henry Smeathman. His collections were utilized by many entomologists of his time to...

The Sierra Leone Resettlement Scheme was proposed by entomologist Henry Smeathman and drew interest from humanitarians like Granville Sharp, who saw...

The Sierra Leone Resettlement Scheme was proposed by entomologist Henry Smeathman and drew interest from humanitarians like Granville Sharp, who saw...

hut." Lettsome also stated that he was at one time father-in-law of Henry Smeathman. Braidwood S. (1994) p. 181 Braidwood S. (1994) p. 7 Braidwood S. (1994)...

The Sierra Leone Resettlement Scheme was proposed by entomologist Henry Smeathman and drew interest from humanitarians like Granville Sharp saw it as...

The Sierra Leone Resettlement Scheme was proposed by entomologist Henry Smeathman and drew interest from humanitarians like Granville Sharp saw it as...

account Latham also mentioned that he had learned from the traveller Henry Smeathman that a similar species was found in Africa. When in 1789 the German...

his wife also had a daughter, who died shortly after her marriage to Henry Smeathman. Ben M. Cahoon, "Sierra Leone Traditional States", World Statesmen...

certain monsieur Houdelot, then in Sierra Leone between 1771 and 1775 by Henry Smeathman, likewise in Nigeria (in use among the Nupe) by William Balfour Baikie...

formulated for a settlement in Africa where they could return "home". Henry Smeathman, a plant collector and entomologist who had visited Sierra Leone, propounded...

prolific thief and murderer. The second chapter is an inspection of how Henry Smeathman went to Sierra Leone for his work in entomology and became a contributing...

"apostles". In 1773 Berlin travelled to Guinea with the English botanist Henry Smeathman. The purpose of the expedition, which was sponsored by members of the...

could join. In 1773 he travelled to Guinea with the English naturalist Henry Smeathman. The purpose of the expedition was to explore the central parts of...

fourmis blanches : et accompagné de figures gravées en taille-douce by Henry Smeathman, Paris, De La Rochelle, 1786. Achille Chéreau, Le Parnasse médical...

1928–1930 Sir Gregory Foster 1930–1932 J. Scott Lidgett 1932–1933 John Leigh Smeathman Hatton 1933–1935 Louis Napoleon George Filon 1935–1937 Sir Herbert Lightfoot...

and 1537, when Edward Layton was presented as the vicar of St Oswalds by Henry VIII. Thereafter, all clergy are listed as vicars. Some sources list John...

Council Academic offices Preceded by Sir Gregory Foster Vice-Chancellor of the University of London 1930-1932 Succeeded by John Leigh Smeathman Hatton...

snakes. In February 1846, Bland married Eliza Smeathman, the widow of his close friend Charles Smeathman who had frequently acted as coroner. Bland County...

Charles Thomas Smeathman January 1830 16 January 1835 John Ryan Brenan 3 February 1835 1856 John Skottowe Parker 28 May 1856 10 July 1866 Henry Shiell 4 August...

Edward Wheeler Slayter CMG RAMC Maj. Arthur John Henry Sloggett, Rifle Brigade Capt. Lovell Francis Smeathman MC Hertfordshire Reg. Capt. Arthur Francis Smith...

ten years to guarantee the educational side income. In 1895 John Leigh Smeathman Hatton, director of evening classes (1892–1896; later director of studies...

Percy Dixon 7-5, 6-8, 6-1, 6-3 1902 Herbert Roper Barrett (5) Charles Smeathman Hatton 6-3, 6-3, 6-4 1903 Roy Allen (5) George Greville 6-3, 6-3, 6-4...

Lieutenant O. W. Sherwell, Royal Regiment of Artillery Captain L. F. Smeathman, Hertfordshire Regiment Temp. Lieutenant P. Smith, Royal Army Medical...