- John
William "
Bobadil"
Hooper (17
March 1878 – 13
August 1928) was an
Australian rules footballer who pla**** with
Carlton in the
Victorian Football League...
-
Every Man in His
Humour is a 1598 play by the
English playwright Ben Jonson. The play
belongs to the
subgenre of "humours comedy", in
which each major...
-
Kilfera 1902 -
Brakpan 1901 - Ibex 1900 -
Haulette 1899 -
Reviver 1898 -
Bobadil 1897 -
Aurum 1896 - Coil 1895 - Bob Ray 1894 -
Acmena 1893 -
Carnage 1892...
- writes, 'and for no one will he bend
right or left... Do not
fancy him a
Bobadil; he is only a very true,
candid boy. I am so glad he
remains in all respects...
-
principle on was a
subject from the
History of the
Moors in Spain, entitled,
Bobadil el
Chico (the last king)
Mourning over the Fall of Grenada, reproached...
- just
three performances before the
theatre burnt down. Of his
comic opera Bobadil, one
Melbourne critic wrote: “Mr.
Searelle is a
sworn foe of
dullness and...
- was the good
racemare and
useful broodmare, Bob
Cherry by the good sire,
Bobadil (won 12 stakes-races and was the sire of 39
stakeswinners with 69 stakeswins)...
- Cup:
Havoc (1895);
Bobadil (1899); and La
Carabine (1900)
Caulfield Guineas:
Strathmore (1891);
Wallace (1895);
Aurum (1897); and
Bobadil (1898) Victoria...
- Ben Jonson's
Every Man in his
Humour included ****ens
playing Captain Bobadil. Mitc**** had a
fondness for
international entertainments, and presented...
-
Emerald Clasp (1933) The One Sane Man (1934) (Alastair
Granby series) Mr
Bobadil (1934); also
published as The
Street of the
Serpents 'The
Woman He Had...
