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Gilfillan next contributed a series of sketches of celebrated contemporary authors to the Dumfries Herald, then edited by Thomas Aird ; these, with several new ones, formed his first Gallery of Literary Portraits, which appeared in 1846 and had a wide circulation.
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' Although Gilfillan and Charles Cowden Clarke published the Reliques for Cassell in 1877, Gilfillan's 1858 edition was simultaneously published by James Nichol in Edinburgh, in London by James Nisbet, and in Dublin by W. Robertson, appealing to ready markets in Scotland and Ireland.
McGonagall is undoubtedly best remembered as " the worst poet in the English language ", and his praise of Gilfillan has thus been rarely mentioned by his few modern adherents still remaining.
Gilfillan Memorial Church was erected at the foot of Whitehall Street, Dundee, in 1888 to a design by Malcolm Stark.
The congregation the church houses was formed by members of School Wynd Church who had elected the radical David McCrae of Greenock to succeed Gilfillan as minister.
However, McCrae, whose views against the concept of eternal damnation Gilfillan had supported, had been declared to no longer be a minister by the UP Church.
A biography of Gilfillan by Aileen Black was published in 2006.
His Poetical Works were collected in 1855 as part of the Library Edition of the British Poets, with a memoir by George Gilfillan.
* " The Poetical Works of William Shenstone " ( in Library Edition of the British Poets, 1854 ), with " Life " by George Gilfillan ;
The franchise ’ s exteriors were redesigned in 2009 by Gilfillan Callahan Architects, represented by Carlson Restaurants Worldwide.
He was also aided by the support of the Rev George Gilfillan, a poetry critic in Dundee.
Developed by the United States Army in partnership with Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, Gilfillan Brothers Inc., Douglas Aircraft Company and Caltech ’ s pioneering Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the Corporal was designed as a tactical nuclear missile for use in the event of Cold War hostilities in Eastern Europe.
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Gilfillan wrote to Thomas Aird “ You will be greatly interested in his simple manner and appearance-an unspoiled Burns is these respects and not without a little real.
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Observers with a sense of irony would have noted that many Australian Democrats, including lead Democrat Senate candidate Ian Gilfillan, were former Australia Party members and the Democrats had initially expected Australia Party preferences.
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George Gilfillan, the first of William McGonagall's poetic productions.
He earned a law degree and became the first black partner in the law firm Bowman Gilfillan in 1994, the same year Nelson Mandela was elected the country ’ s first black president.
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Joseph Gilfillan was the chief editor of the 1911 Ojibwa edition of the Book of Common Prayer entitled Iu Wejibuewisi Mamawi Anamiawini Mazinaigun ( Iw Wejibwewizi Maamawi-anami ' aawini Mazina ' igan ).
George Gilfillan ", displaying the hallmarks that would characterise his work.
Gilfillan, himself an untrained and poorly-reviewed polemic Christian preacher who occasionally dabbled in poetry, commented admiringly " Shakespeare never wrote anything like this.
** Robert Gilfillan, Scottish poet ( b. 1798 )
George Gilfillan implies that Wyatt and Boleyn were romantically connected.
Gilfillan recorded their meaning, " according to some, Neighbor lake, according to others a lake somewhere ," possibly referring to Lake Couchiching located in southern Ontario.
George Gilfillan ( 30 January 1813 – 13 August 1878 ) was a Scottish author and poet.
Samuel Gilfillan, the author of some theological works, was for many years minister of a Secession congregation.
The school includes George Gilfillan, Philip James Bailey, John Stanyan Bigg ( 1826-1865 ), Dobell, Alexander Smith, and, according to some critics, Gerald Massey.
George Gilfillan, in an 1845 essay on Keats, placed the poem among " The finest of Keats ' smaller pieces " and suggested that " In originality, Keats has seldom been surpassed.
Weekend and fill-in newsreaders include Joe Gilfillan, Tim Dower, Bruce Russell, Barry Holland, Eric Young and Freda Wylie.
Since 2004, he is also a Non-Executive Director of Absa Group and Sanlam and was previously a partner of Bowman Gilfillan.
Spasmodic poets include George Gilfillan, the friend and inspiration of William McGonagall.
Gilfillan worked for 30 years on a long poem, but he is best known for his encouragement of the young Spasmodics in his literary reviews written under the pseudonym Apollodorus.
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For the next four years Orwell mixed journalistic work – mainly for Tribune, The Observer and the Manchester Evening News, though he also contributed to many small-circulation political and literary magazines – with writing his best-known work, Nineteen Eighty-Four, which was published in 1949.
) Another factor that contributed to Brahms's perfectionism was that Schumann had announced early on that Brahms was to become the next great composer like Beethoven, a prediction that Brahms was determined to live up to.
In 1147 Robert of Gloucester died peacefully, and the next year the Empress Matilda left south-west England for Normandy, both of which contributed to reducing the tempo of the war.
The deliberate Bombing of Guernica by the German Condor Legion in April 1937 contributed to widespread concerns that the next major war would include extensive terror bombing attacks on civilians.
The scheme of contributed essays Foss had originally brought to Milford appeared in 1927 as the Heritage of Music ( two more volumes would appear over the next thirty years ).
Mileham and Feldman used the same knife on their lobsters ; Mileham claimed he got shellfish poisoning the next day, and theorised that this could also have contributed to Feldman's death.
Over the next quarter-century the Workshop contributed greatly to the programme providing its vast range of unusual sound-effects, from the TARDIS dematerialisation to the Sonic screwdriver, as well as much of the programme's distinctive electronic incidental music, including every score from 1980 to 1985.
For the next twenty years, he contributed occasionally to the Mercure, wrote plays and reflections ( which were seldom of much worth ), and so forth.
Many saw it as an open act of courage, and the Prime Minister's defiance impressed the electorate and contributed to his Liberal Party winning a significant majority the next day.
In 1997, the group contributed to the film soundtrack of The Jackal, recording " Superpredators ( Metal Postcard )", a number containing a sample of Siouxsie and the Banshees ' " Mittageisen " and " Dissolved Girl ", a new song with vocals by Sarah Jay ( which was later remixed for the next album ).
Nelson and Hazel officially quit Funkadelic in late 1971 over financial disputes with Clinton, though Hazel contributed to the group sporadically over the next several years.
Cædwalla had successfully conquered the kingdoms of Sussex and Kent, and his abdication may have contributed to the unsettled history of the southeast over the next few years.
These fears may have contributed to Paul's promulgation of the Pauline Laws, which established the strict principle of primogeniture in the House of Romanov, leaving the throne to the next male heir.
Suicidal Tendencies next release was on their own label " Suicidal Records " where they contributed one song " Look Up ...( The Boys Are Back ) on the 1985 split " Welcome to Venice.
Over the next ten years, the Scouts won accolades from their American commanders which contributed to their survival as a unit.
Belew then played on Bowie's " Heroes " tour in 1978, recorded for the double live album Stage, and contributed to Bowie's next album, Lodger.
With the outbreak of World War I and the Entente's intervention in Macedonia, the conflict between king and first minister steadily deteriorated, leading eventually to the National Schism, that greatly contributed to the loss of the next war against Kemalist Turkey in Asia Minor, and dominated Greek politics for over a half of a century.
This undoubtedly contributed to the King's fury when in early July 1536 he learned of the engagement of Howard and Lady Margaret since Lady Margaret was at the time next in the line of succession as a result of the King's bastardization of his daughters Lady Mary and Lady Elizabeth.
Its major industry at the time was woollen cloth, which contributed to Godalming ’ s prosperity over the next few centuries, until a sudden decline in the 17th century.
The concern stems from estimates suggesting that up to 50 % of all species on the planet will disappear within the next 50 years, which has contributed to poverty, starvation, and will reset the course of evolution on this planet.
It was not until 1868 that the appearance of St Paul's, a magazine edited by Anthony Trollope, gave Harry Dobson an opportunity and an audience ; and during the next six years he contributed some of his favourite poems, including " Tu Quoque ," " A Gentleman of the Old School ," " A Dialogue from Plato ," and " Une Marquise.
In December 1856 Cecil began publishing articles for the Saturday Review, which he contributed anonymously for the next nine years.
The industry sector, which contributed 38. 3 % to the region ’ s total economy, was the second largest contributor next to agriculture.
And he won his next two races for governor .... His service contributed greatly to the enormous benefits of two-party government in Arkansas.
He contributed to the first volume, ' C ', of the first edition of the Yugoslav-published Encyclopaedia of Chess Openings ( ECO ), which appeared in 1974, just before his death the next year.
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