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4 days ago · Tobias Menzies plays Captain James Fitzjames, a high-ranking naval officer aboard HMS Erebus. Captain Fitzjames is ambitious, charismatic, and dedicated to the mission, but his priorities may clash with the safety of the crew.
5 days ago · Thereafter the manor descended like Redlynch to James FitzJames (d. 1579), who granted Wyke to his brother Richard (d. 1595) in 1569. In 1608 John FitzJames sold the manor to Henry Southworth (d. 1625), who was succeeded by his two daughters, Margaret, wife of Arthur Duck, and Jane (d. 1657), wife of William Bull. Bull's estate was sequestrated ...
1 day ago · La Piscine de Fitz-James accueille son nouveau gestionnaire. La société Equalia a officiellement repris la gestion de la Piscine du Clermontois, à Fitz-James (Oise), jeudi 4 juillet. 5 juillet 2024. Par François Nerrand. Après quelques jours de fermeture, la Piscine du Clermontois (Oise) a rouvert jeudi 4 juillet. – Photo : La Piscine ...
5 hours ago · It is a completely hollow argument. Because you have retained an average 95% of the language of Thomas Babington Macaulay (author of the IPC) and Sir James Fitzjames Stephen (author of the Evidence Act). So what colonial law have you overthrown? You have posthumously paid a tribute to the colonial authors by retaining most of them.
5 days ago · James Fitzjames Stephen (1829-94), first Baronet of De Vere Gardens in the parish of Saint Mary Abbott, Kensington, in the County of London, (it’s true; you can look it up. The title lapsed in 1987 upon the death of the fourth Baronet) is one of those half-remembered names which are sprinkled throughout our history.
3 days ago · The younger Richard held half the manor in 1555, and in 1558 conveyed it to Sir James FitzJames (d. 1579). In 1570 Charles conveyed his half to William Mogg alias Kyne. That half conveyed to William Mogg, known as STOKE HOLLOWAY or STONEY STOKE, descended on his death in 1597 to his heir John.
4 days ago · James Stephen, the development of the Colonial Office and the administration of three Crown colonies, Trinidad, Sierra Leone and Ceylon. T.J. Barron. London Ph.D. 1969.
