- the
change of dress,
affected by the
French Revolution, in the 1790s.
Perukes or
periwigs for men were
introduced into the English-speaking
world with...
- Aristotle. The
specific epithet is from
Latin galericulatum meaning a "
peruke" or "wig". The
mandarin duck is
among the more
diminutive types of waterfowl...
- surface;
being made of
living bone, they are
easily broken but can grow back.
Perukes (US: /pəˈruːks/) are
constantly growing, tumor-like
antlers with a distinctive...
-
Thomas Falconer in judge's rob and
peruke, 1854...
-
according to
Edward Browne, she
regularly wore a
velvet justacorps, cravat, and
peruke (man's wig).
While Christina may not have been
alone in her own time for...
- a
Diamond Ring and a
carnelian ring on his Finger, and a fine
Light Tye
Peruke". This time,
Sheppard was
placed in the
Middle Stone Room, in the centre...
- had been in a long
decline and now
disappeared among the
upper classes.
Perukes or
periwigs for men were
introduced into the English-speaking
world with...
- (Driller Killer,
Perukers,
Moderat Likvidation,
Black Uniforms)
Robert "Lefty" Jörgensen - b**** (1991-1993; died) (Driller Killer,
Perukers,
Black Uniforms)...
- the name may be much simpler, if vulgar. In the days of lace-ruffles,
perukes, and
brocade Brown Bess was a
partner whom none
could despise— An out-spoken...
-
Hamilton was born in Crow Street, in Dublin, Ireland, in 1740, the son of a
peruke maker. Unfortunately,
there is very
little concrete evidence of his early...
