98 examples of fitzmaurice in sentences

Fitzmaurice's Shelburne, iii. 242.

Fitzmaurice's Shelburne, i. 12, 16.

Fitzmaurice's Shelburne, ii. 164.

Fitzmaurice's Shelburne, ii. 287.]

Lord Shelburne says that 'her husband, the last Duke, could neither read nor write without great difficulty.' Fitzmaurice's Shelburne, i. 11.

Fitzmaurice's Shelburne, i. 34.

They followed up the course of the Fitzmaurice River and then passed over rough country, not reaching the Victoria until the 17th.

Fitzmaurice River.

"Life of Lord Granville," by Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice.

Lady Louisa Howard, formerly Lady Louisa Fitzmaurice (daughter of Lord Lansdowne), one of Lady Russell's earliest friends.

Edmond Fitzmaurice happened to call, stayed, and spoke admirably.

* FITZMAURICE THE MAGICIAN.

FITZMAURICE, Thomas, ii. 282, n. 3.

Fitzmaurice Bay.

Messrs. Fitzmaurice and Keys nearly speared.

I.R. Fitzmaurice del. SOUTH BRANCH OF THE ALBERT RIVER.

L.R. Fitzmaurice, Mate.

"I have been at a Secretary of State to get one, have been upon one knee to my friend Sir George Macartney, Mr. Lascelles, and Mr. Fitzmaurice, without mentioning five more.

It was in some measure at the request of the surgeon, in order to alleviate Mr. Fitzmaurice's great sufferings by a little rest, that our stay was lengthened to September 7th, when we left in the morning.

The coast on either side of the Tamar still remained to be surveyed, and accordingly I undertook the examination of that to the eastward, whilst Mr. Fitzmaurice, although even now scarcely convalescent, proceeded to the westward.

Mr. Fitzmaurice's examination of the coast to the westward extended to Dial Point, distant twenty-nine miles from the Tamar.

There I availed myself of the kind offer of Mr. Andersona settler on the Bass River, who was going to Cape Patterson, to shoot wild cattle, the produce of the stock left behind when the old settlement was abandonedto give Mr. Fitzmaurice, and a small party, conveyance in his bullock dray to that projection, for the purpose of determining its position.

Mr. Fitzmaurice found Cape Patterson, of which I have before spoken, to lie fourteen miles South-West by West 1/2 West from the eastern entrance of Port Western,** and twenty-one miles North 55 degrees West from Cape Liptrap, the next headland to the eastward.

I have likewise made free use of Fitzmaurice-Kelly's admirable monograph.

Fitzmaurice-Kelly, who himself dates the work 1558-9, points out that one of the songs refers to events which took place in 1554.

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