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James Valentine Hogarth Milvain, OC (February 14, 1904 –
October 22, 1993) was a
Canadian judge in the
province of Alberta. Born near Lundbreck, in what...
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limited commercial prospects, and a shy,
cerebral man; and
Jasper Milvain, a
young journalist, hard-working and
capable of generosity, but cynical...
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Philip Jackson), are
references to the
characters Edwin Reardon and
Jasper Milvain, who
appear in
George Gissing's 1891
novel New Grub Street,
which is set...
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Thomas Milvain KC CB (4 May 1844 – 13
September 1916) was an
English lawyer and
Conservative Party politician.
Milvain was the son of
Henry Milvain of North...
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Parliament of the
United Kingdom Preceded by
Thomas Milvain Member of
Parliament for
Durham 1892 – 1898 Succeeded by
Arthur Elliot...
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dropped "into a
Slough of Despond". In
George Gissing's New Grub Street,
Milvain expresses concern for his
friend Reardon's
mental health, "His friends...
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Kettlewell (Wife in Bar), John Hug (Arthur),
Jacqueline Hill (Mrs
Milvain), Ian
Flintoff (Doctor),
Jason Carter (Youth at
Yacht Club) 96 13 "The...
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Division 1892–1905 Succeeded by Sir
Gorell Barnes Preceded by
William Thackeray Marriott Judge Advocate General 1892–1905 Succeeded by
Thomas Milvain...
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episode 27 1983 1984
Tales of the
Unexpected Melanie Litmayer Mrs.
Milvain Season 6,
episode 10: "The Luncheon"
Season 7,
episode 12: "Accidental...
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relied on. Mr
Errington in 1936
bought a
house in
Milvain Avenue,
Newcastle upon Tyne, for his son and
daughter in law,
paying £250...
