R69675, 9Nov50, Edward Ballantine (C) & Mary Ballantine Allen (C) RIVIERE, Jacques.

© 21Apr25, A829010. R109017, 18Mar53, Margaret Tod Ritter (A) RIVIERE, ISABELLE FOURNIER A la trace de Dieu.

SEE Riviere, Jacques.

RIVIERE, JACQUES.

R112456, 25May53, Mme Jacques Riviere (née Isabella Fournier) (W) ROANTREE, KATHARINE L. An arithmetic for teachers.

& glossary: Paul Goodman, compilation & translation by Joan Riviere.

© 21Apr25, A829010. R109017, 18Mar53, Margaret Tod Ritter (A) RIVIERE, ISABELLE FOURNIER A la trace de Dieu.

SEE Riviere, Jacques.

RIVIERE, JACQUES.

R112456, 25May53, Mme Jacques Riviere (née Isabella Fournier) (W) ROANTREE, KATHARINE L. An arithmetic for teachers.

Hallie Erminie Rives Wheeler (A); 7Feb55; R144165. RIVIERE, JACQUES.

Correspondance, 1907-1914 de Jacques Riviere et

Jacques Riviere, nee Isabelle Fournier (W); 15Jun55; R151419.

SEE Riviere, Jacques.

RIVERS, SONIA ORWELL PITT-. SEE Pitt-Rivers, Sonia Orwell. RIVIERE, JOAN.

RIVIERE, JEAN MARQUES-.

SEE Marques-Riviere, Jean. ROBERTS, KENNETH, comp.

The same evening, the young king said to his councillor, Bureau de la Riviere, "She pleases me: go and tell my uncle, the Duke of Burgundy, to conclude at once."

On taking in hand the government, he recalled to it the former advisers of his father, Charles V., Bureau de la Riviere, Le Mercier de Noviant, and Le Begue de Vilaine, all men of sense and reputation.

For all his council be takes with him only La Riviere, Le Mercier, Montaigu, and Le Begue de Vilaine.

Of the king's four other councillors one escaped in time; two were seized and thrown into prison; the fourth, Bureau de la Riviere was at his castle of Auneau, near Chartres, honored and beloved by all his neighbors.

Under the influence of the Dukes of Burgundy and Berry, the parliament showed an inclination towards severity; but Bureau de la Riviere had warm friends, and amongst others, the young and beautiful Duchess of Berry, to whose marriage he had greatly contributed, and John Juvenal des Ursins, provost of the tradesmen of Paris, one of the men towards whom the king and the populace felt the highest esteem and confidence.

Parliament hesitated and postponed a reply; the procedure followed its course; and at the end of some months further the king ordered it to be stopped, and Sires de la Riviere and Neviant to be set at liberty and to have their real property restored to them, at the same time that they lost their personal property and were commanded to remain forever at fifteen leagues' distance, at least, from the court.

The 'New Atalantis' was a scandalous book by Mary de la Riviere Manley, a daughter of Sir Roger Manley, governor of Guernsey.

" The editor of the Magazine of Art, M. H. Spielman, in an article on the Royal Academy Exhibition, 1903, writes: "What the dog is to Mr. Riviere, to Madame Ronner is the cat.