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3 days ago · James Thomson, from “Summer”. British Poetry, Daily Poems, James Thomson. The daw, The rook, and magpie, to the grey-grown oaks. (That the calm village in their verdant arms, Sheltering, embrace) direct their lazy flight; Where on the mingling boughs they sit embowered. All the hot noon, till cooler hours arise.
3 days ago · Your host Sam Slator is joined by James Thomson, manager of Rathbone Global Opportunities fund to find out about the Dragons' Den of the investment world. Al...
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3 days ago · If an atom has more or fewer electrons than its atomic number, then it becomes respectively negatively or positively charged as a whole; a charged atom is called an ion. Electrons have been known since the late 19th century, mostly thanks to J.J. Thomson ; see history of subatomic physics for details.
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5 days ago · In the uncongenial atmosphere of Little Tower Street, that fat, lazy, and good-natured poet, James Thomson, wrote his fine poem of "Summer," published in 1727. In a letter to Aaron Hill, dated May 24, 1726, he says, "I go on Saturday next to reside at Mr. Watts's academy, in Little Tower Street, in quality of tutor to a young gentleman there."
2 days ago · In September of 1917, J.E.H. MacDonald, Dr. MacCullum, and J.W. Beatty built a stone cairn on Hayhurst Point, overlooking Canoe Lake in Algonquin Park, close to one of Tom Thomson’s favourite campsites across from the bay from Mowat. The cairn is a memorial to Thomson, marking the date and the place where he had died.
3 days ago · She has become one of the most sought after actresses in Hollywood after soaring to fame playingLady Rose MacClare in Downton Abbey.And since starring on the beloved ITV series Lily James, 35, has gone on to play the leading lady in films such asMamma Mia!,Yesterday, Cinderella and even took on the...
3 days ago · The Thomsons established a small plantation, trading post and fish drying factory near the entrance to Little Harbor called Pannaway and – if you don’t count 10,000 years of Native American occupation -- they built New Hampshire’s first house there.
