With Lady Ottoline Morrell, Leonard Woolf and Harry Norton he took part in Ezra Pound's scheme to ' get Eliot out of the bank ' ( Eliot had a job in the international department of Lloyd's, a London bank, and well-meaning friends wanted him full-time writing poetry ).

Author David Morrell had his fictional character " Eliot " recruit two brothers from an orphanage in Johnstown to train as assassins in Brotherhood of the Rose.

Henry Green, the novelist, wrote to Philip Morrell of " her love for all things true and beautiful which she had more than anyone ... no one can ever know the immeasurable good she did.

Further evidence of his passionate nature hinges on an affair he seems to have had with a famous English socialite, Lady Ottoline Morrell, beginning when they first met in July or August 1898.

She was a French Swiss girl whom he had met at Garsington Manor, the country house of Lady Ottoline Morrell, a Bloomsbury Group socialite with a penchant for artists and intellectuals.

It was patronised by Lady Ottoline Morrell, with whom Fry had a fleeting romantic attachment.

Thirteen days earlier, Edith Alice Morrell — another patient of Adams — had also died.

Cambria Iron Company operated a large iron and steel work in Johnstown and its owner, Daniel J. Morrell, had expressed concerns about the safety and thoroughness of the repairs to the dam.

By 1763 he had completed 3 locks and 6 bridges towards Dublin and was concentrating on establishing a water supply from the River Morrell near Sallins.

His former fiancée Jill Morrell had campaigned for his release and public expectations of a re-kindling of the romance between them were high.

Devlin also criticised Manningham-Buller for his uncharacteristic weakness at a crucial moment in the Morrell case: evidence ( some nurses ' notebooks ) that had gone missing from the Director of Public Prosecutions's files, turned up in the hands of the defence on the second day of the trial.

Charles Hewett, Hannam's assistant in the investigation, has described how both officers were astounded at Manningham-Buller's decision to charge John Bodkin Adams with the murder of Mrs. Morrell, whose body had been cremated.

In 1987 Fletcher challenged Frances Morrell who had become unpopular with the teaching unions over staffing issues, and defeated her for the leadership by 23 votes to 22.

However Davies never had to deal with the abolition of ILEA, as his deputy Frances Morrell used her connections within the GLC Women's Group to depose him in April 1983.

Morrell was re-elected quite narrowly herself, as the SDP had a strong challenge.

He found no trace, and concluded that Morrell had seen a mirage.

Distinguished by her cropped pageboy hair style ( before it was fashionable ) and somewhat androgynous appearance, she was troubled by her sexuality ; she is known to have had at least two lesbian affairs ( with Henrietta Bingham and Lady Ottoline Morrell ).

However, the mill burned down in 1926, and wasn't rebuilt, and on the death of Emily Morrell in 1938 the estate was sold, and the manor house as well as other houses in the village became part of the Royal Veterinary College, which had moved out of London during the Blitz.

Perhaps in a conscious move to make Howards ' Way seem more and more like a British Dynasty, actress Kate O ' Mara, who had previously starred in The Brothers and had recently appeared in the American supersoap as Caress Morrell, was also brought in to play ruthless businesswoman Laura Wilde.

He had known Ottoline Morrell from before the war.

Despite relegation, Arsenal, who had by now moved to the new Arsenal Stadium, Highbury, retained Morrell and under him they came close to automatic promotion, finishing third in the Second Division in 1913-14 ( missing out on second on goal average ) and then fifth in 1914-15.

13 days before his death, Edith Alice Morrell, another patient of Adams, had also died.

Another notable case is suspected serial killer John Bodkin Adams, who claimed that patient Edith Alice Morrell — for whose murder he was tried in 1957 — had wanted to die.

Members cited in " other lists might include Ottoline Morrell, or Dora Carrington, or James and Alix Strachey "; but even such a close associate as Virginia Woolf's long term lover Vita Sackville-West-" Vita would be the Hogarth Press's best-selling author "-belonged to a different literary grouping.

According to Morrell ( 1977 ), this old legend is well known in all parts of the United Kingdom, even as far north as the Orkney Islands.

* The novel The Fifth Profession by David Morrell mentions the tale of the 47 ronin to show ultimate loyalty even beyond death as this is the overall theme of the book.

In June 1970, Black merged United Fruit with his own public company, AMK ( owner of meat packer John Morrell ), to create the United Brands Company.

In January, 1942, Morrell was badly wounded by a Confederate would-be assassin, which ironically served to bring him to his own superiors ' attention as to just how skilled and dangerous a commander the CSA viewed him to be.

There are parallels between Morrell and Heinz Guderian, in that both developed the warfare of armoured fighting vehicles not in a supporting role, but as a fighting force of their own.

A new site was offered by the local Morrell brewing family and a new campus built.

Ottoline Morrell wrote two volumes of memoirs, but these were edited and revised after her death, losing a little of their charm and much of their intimate detail in that process.

However, the ' taming ' in this version is much more physical than in Shakespeare ; the shrew is beaten with birch rods until she bleeds, and is also wrapped in the flesh of a plough horse ( the Morrell of the title ) which was killed specially for the occasion.

Ruth Elizabeth Davis, known from early childhood as " Betty ", was born in Lowell, Massachusetts, the daughter of Ruth Augusta " Ruthie " ( née Favor ) and Harlow Morrell Davis, a patent attorney ; her sister, Barbara " Bobby ", was born October 25, 1909.

Thunder Road ( 1958 ) was loosely based on an incident in which a driver transporting moonshine was said to have crashed to his death on Kingston Pike in Knoxville, Tennessee somewhere between Bearden Hill and Morrell Road.

The film was based loosely on an incident in which a driver transporting moonshine was said to have crashed to his death on Kingston Pike in Knoxville, Tennessee between Bearden Hill and Morrell Road.

Lady Ottoline Violet Anne Morrell ( 16 June 1873 – 21 April 1938 ) was an English aristocrat and society hostess.

Morrell was known to have many lovers.

Lady Ottoline and her husband, Philip Morrell, bought the manor house in 1914, at which time it was in a state of disrepair, having been in use as a farmhouse.

It was the home of Lady Ottoline Morrell ( 1873 – 1938 ), and in St. Mary's parish church there is a monument to her carved by the sculptor and typeface designer Eric Gill.

Bridger and Vasquez's name was signed by H. F. Morrell in the presence of Alinerin Grow and William Adams Hickman, purportedly pursuant to a power of attorney.

In 1986, she was cast as Caress Morrell in the American primetime soap opera Dynasty.

It is speculation that Borges adapted the last name from Twain ; and as Twain did not have a first name for the bandit, Borges used Lazarus, many believe as an allusion to the Bible character of the same first name who was raised from the dead by Jesus, symbolizing a second life ( which, in a purely ironic way, Borges ' Lazarus Morrell provided for the slaves he freed ).

* David Morrell, author of First Blood, the novel in which Rambo was created

The first missionary Baptist church in Texas was organized at Washington-on-the-Brazos by Z. N. Morrell in 1837.

George Throssell married Annie Morrell in 1861, and was the father of at least twelve children, one of whom was Hugo Throssell.

Barrie and was the inspiration for Nana in the book Peter Pan Others visiting included D. H. Lawrence, Lady Ottoline Morrell, Compton Mackenzie, Bertrand Russell, the historian G. M. Trevelyan, interior decorator Dora Carrington, Lytton Strachey.

New manager Andy Morrell guided Wrexham to a record tally of 98 points but this was not enough to gain automatic promotion, as they ended the season only 5 points adrift of Fleetwood Town, who gained the only automatic place.

The remainder of the ballots was split between State Treasurer John Neely Kennedy and then-state senator Arthur Morrell, both Democrats.

The jacket itself was actually used at San Quentin at the time and Jack London's descriptions of it were based on interviews with a former convict named Ed Morrell, which is also the name of a character in the novel.

After his release, Morrell was a frequent guest at London's Beauty Ranch.