- A Lapidary, Or, the
History of
Pretious Stones: With
Cautions for the
Undeceiving of All
Those That Deal With
Pretious Stones. Vol. II.
Thomas Buck. pp...
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Thomas Pretious Heslop FRCP (7
November 1823 – 17 June 1885) was a nineteenth-century
social reformer,
philanthropist and
physician and
founder of several...
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strong man, and in
humane shape, he
understandeth the
vertue of
hearbs and
pretious stones: he
teacheth fullie logicke, ethicke, and
their parts: he maketh...
- Lapidary, or, the
History of
Pretious Stones: With
Cautions for the
Undeceiving of All
Those that Deal with
Pretious Stones. Cambridge:
Thomas Buck...
- was a
Whewell Scholar in 1903. In 1909, he
married Ivy
Gladys OBE (née
Pretious). They had
three sons, two of whom were
killed during the
Second World...
- Coat of Arms of
Edward de Vere from
George Baker's The
composition or
making of the
moste excellent and
pretious oil
called oleum magistrale (1574)...
- soyle, grounds, havens, ports, rivers, mines, ... minerals,
pearls and
pretious stones, woods, queries,
marshes waters, fishings, hunting, hawking, fowling...
- in Chelsea, the
third son of Sir
Charles Tennyson and his wife Ivy (née
Pretious), and a great-grandson of the Poet
Laureate Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Tennyson...
- the
second son of Sir
Charles Tennyson and his wife Lady Ivy
Gladys (née
Pretious), and the great-grandson of
Alfred Tennyson, the
Victorian poet laureate...
- and Children's NHS
Foundation Trust. The
hospital was
founded by
Thomas Pretious Heslop as the
Birmingham and
Midland Free
Hospital for Sick
Children at...
