... Moir was thus so industrious in author- ship , and deriving from it the reputation he so justly merited , he did not on that account suffer himself to be allured from the daily toils of his profession . How ... DAVID MACBETH MOIR .

... Moir showed his good sense by esti- ing over them such a colouring of his own imagina- tion as gave them harmonious uniformity as ... in author- need of a political reform , and he thus writes upon ship , and ... DAVID MACBETH MOIR .

... in author- ship , 28 , 109 , 140 ; and Brydges , 117 ; and Byron , 121-22 ; and Carlyle , 164 ; Cockney School of ... Moir , David Macbeth , 130 Monthly Review , 13 , 23 , 42 , 104 More , Hannah , 35 Morning Chronicle , 15 Moore ...

... Moir showed his good sense by esti- ing over them such a colouring of his own imagina- tion as gave them harmonious uniformity as ... in author- ship , and deriving from it the reputation he so justly merited ... DAVID MACBETH MOIR .

... David Macbeth Moir ) wrote a great deal for it under the Greek signature of A. But the actual conduct of the Maga ... in author's name got known , and the Magazine gained much credit for having a public dinner , on the st Among the ...

Scotland Yard hunted a serial killer shrouded in politics as the mutilator of East End prostitutes. This book uses historic sources and rare official reports to reveal dark and supernatural aspects of the Ripper case.