- Sir
William Jones FRS FRAS FRSE (28
September 1746 – 27
April 1794) was a
British philologist, orientalist,
indologist and judge. Born in Westminster,...
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Government of India.
Hunterian transliteration was
sometimes also
called the
Jonesian transliteration system because it
derived closely from a
previous transliteration...
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eastwards to
provide a new set of
domestic apartments. He had a
grand Jonesian centrepiece raised on the
north front. The two-bay
flanking elevations...
- Sir
Roger Pratt around 1660.
Nikolaus Pevsner described it as "the best
Jonesian mid C17
house in England". It was
gutted by fire in 1952 and demolished...
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civil parish (formerly Berkshire)
nearby Coleshill House, destro**** "best
Jonesian mid C17
house in England". Coleshill, Flintshire, a
historic administrative...
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Asiatick Researches journal in 1801. His
scheme came to be
known as the "
Jonesian system" of
romanisation and
served as a
model for the next
century and...
- India, New Delhi: S. Chand, ISBN 81-219-0887-6, p.467
Ranajit Pal, "Non-
Jonesian Indology and Alexander", New Delhi,2002, p. 48. Clay
Sanskrit Library (official...
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uncredited review in
People said that
Chesnutt "has a natural,
George Jonesian sob and
enough machismo to get away with
going falsetto when he wants."...
- Newmarket."
Nicholas Cooper finds it "a
medley of up-to-date elements,
largely Jonesian and
derived from
London and
probably also from the Prince's
Lodging at...
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Designs of
Inigo Jones... with some
additional designs in the Palladian/
Jonesian taste by
Burlington and Kent,
which appeared in 1727. As he rose through...
