Still the severer
antiquary may think, that, by thus intermingling fiction with truth, I am polluting the well of history with modern inventions, and impressing upon the rising generation false ideas of the age which I describe.
Also recently arrived in the city was the respected diplomat and
antiquary and personal secretary to Lord Elgin, William Richard Hamilton (1777-1859).
Our winner will also get a grand tour of the Tomatin Distillery and will be presented with a 70cl bottle of The
Antiquary.
Scottish poet and literary
antiquary who maintained national poetic traditions by writing Scots poetry and by preserving the work of earlier Scottish poets.
A popular modern belief that he was of the time of Richard I probably stems from a "pedigree" fabricated by an 18th-century
antiquary, William Stukeley.
As regards the wreck of La Jeune Emma, your reporter might like to consider my article published in The Carmarthenshire
Antiquary in 2017 - New Light on an Old Shipwreck, the Loss of La Jeune Emma,1828.
He covers education and early experience, Strada as an imperial architect, The Musaeum, and the
antiquary and the agent of change.
The new year could bring a new cultural centre in antiquarian bookshop.One of the biggest antiquarian bookshops in Europe, the estate of the deceased
antiquary Tibor urak from Leopoldov, has been stored in Trnava in the office building Tatrasklo for several months.
We might, however, recognise Scott's caution against blithely following literary footsteps from the example of the coach that, in The
Antiquary (1816), leaves Lovel and the title character stranded by the tide at the Hawes inn.