Fitzgerald

In those days Fitzgerald's translation of Omar Khayyam was known only to the elect, and Hayward repeated it to Philip.

The similarity of temper between the medieval oriental scholar and the questioning phase of the Victorian period is striking (though the spirit of Fitzgerald's verse is no doubt as much his own as Omar's), and no poetry is more poignantly beautiful than the best of this.

It's a wonder her name isn't Cordelia Fitzgerald into the bargain!

My name is the Lady Cordelia Fitzgerald. No, it isn't--I can't make THAT seem real."

Suppose Queen Victoria gave a dinner-party, and that the guests had been Leighton, Millais, Swinburne, Rossetti, Meredith, Fitzgerald, etc.

A tax bill owed by Fitzgerald Glider Kits has ballooned to $83 million despite a complaint filed by the company against the U.S.

BY PAT NOLAN CLARE legend Brian Lohan has described former team-mate Davy Fitzgerald's sideline antics as "not great".

Fitzgerald, Chief of Broking, Exits Aon After 27 Years

Drawn to Berlin is Ali Fitzgerald's autobiographical account of her living in Berlin and holding comic workshops in Berlin refugee shelters.

Santa Ana, CA, September 01, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Understanding Judgments: A Brief Guide is a enlightening book written by Gregory Fitzgerald from Fitzgerald & Campbell, APLC, a consumer debt resolution attorney firm located in Santa Ana, California.

The candidate, John Fitzgerald, urged people on his campaign website to pay attention to "Jewish supremacism," among other anti-Semitic views, which led party leaders to rescind their support in May, about two months after the official endorsement, New York Times reported.