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Louisa Nottidge (1802-1858) was a
British woman whose unjust detention in a
lunatic asylum attracted widespread public attention in mid-19th
century England...
- children. In 1860,
Prince lost a
lawsuit brought on
behalf of
Louisa Nottidge by the
Nottidge family and the
group vanished from the
public eye. It
finally closed...
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Henry Nottidge Moseley FRS (14
November 1844 – 10
November 1891) was a
British naturalist who
sailed on the
global scientific expedition of HMS Challenger...
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Nottidge Charles MacNamara FRCS
FRCSI (1833–1918) was a Surgeon-General in the
Indian Medical Service and
later a
consulting ophthalmic surgeon in London...
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Josias Nottidge (1828–1873) was an
English rower who
twice won
Silver Goblets at
Henley Royal Regatta.
Nottidge rowed initially for
Wandle Club . He took...
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scientists have
contemplated the
extreme size of
Bathynomus giganteus. –
Henry Nottidge Moseley, 1880
Notable organisms that
exhibit deep-sea
gigantism include...
- poet and
Commissioner for Lunacy, and was
inspired by the case of
Louisa Nottidge[citation needed], who was
abducted and
imprisoned for the
monetary convenience...
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having stroke". BBC News. 18
August 2011.
Retrieved 29
December 2022.
Nottidge, Pamela; Lamplugh,
Diana (1971). Slimnastics. Penguin. ISBN 978-0-14-046167-1...
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Journal of Zoology. 55 (7): 1118–1128. doi:10.1139/z77-144. Rowland, Jesse;
Nottidge, Ben; Ferguson, Dan; Mathieson,
Michael (2012). "Predation by an eastern...
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friends as Harry, was born in
Weymouth in
Dorset in 1887. His
father Henry Nottidge Moseley (1844–1891), who died when
Moseley was
quite young, was a biologist...
