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Rebellion, the effect of monasteries; Somervilles haste to kill the Queen; The
XJF105701 Rebellion, the effect of monasteries; Somervilles haste to kill the Queen; The Spanish Ambassadors thrust out of England; Torn papers blown into the ship

The Tichborne case, UK 1873, Crown Solicitor Mr. C. Barber Mr. Hawkins, Q C. Mr. J. Bowker Mr. Bowen Serjeant Parry Tichborne Bondholder Treasury Solicitor Mr. McMahon Dr Kenealy The Defendant

AUDUBON: SQUIRREL. Arctic ground squirrel, or Parrys marmot squirrel (Spermophilus parryii, or Urocitellus parryii). Lithograph, c1849

HUBERT PARRY (1848-1918). Sir Charles Henry Hastings Parry. English composer and music historian. Photograph by W. & D. Downey, c1893

SIR WILLIAM EDWARD PARRY (1790-1855). English Arctic explorer. Oil on canvas by Samuel Drummond

Oxford versus Cambridge in the Officer Training Corps tournament at Cambridge. 2nd Lieutenant W G Carr and Sergent A F Sinclair in the half section jumping. 12 June 1923

Picture No. 10890394
Parry's Penstemon / Parry's Beardtongue / Desert Penstemon (Penstemon parryi) Date:

John Ross (1800-62) British polar explorer and naval officer. In 1818 Ross led an expedition to search for the northwest passage

(Charles) Hubert (Hastings) Parry (1848-1918) English composer and Director of the Royal College of Music from 1894 until his death. From The Cabinet Portrait Gallery (London, 1890-1894)

Georgian Bay and the Muskoka Lakes, Stage Road, Rosseau to Parry Sound Muskoka Scenery, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

Parry Sound, from the Heights Near Parry Sound Village, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

THE LATE MR. PARRY, 1851 engraving

MR. JOHN PARRY, THE ARTIST, 1851 engraving

THE RIGHT REV. EDWARD PARRY, D. D. Bishop of Dover, engraving 1890, UK, U. K. Britain
THE RIGHT REV. EDWARD PARRY, D.D. Bishop of Dover, engraving 1890, UK, U.K. Britain, British, Europe, United Kingdom, Great Britain, European

Kangaroos Various 19C
Various kangaroos: Lord Derby s, Aroe, Parry s, Woolly, Brush-Tailed, Rat- Tailed and Rabbit-Eared. Date: 19th century

CHARLES PARRY (1848-1918). Sir Charles Henry Hastings Parry. English composer and musicial historian. Line engraving, English, 1892

Canada - Parry Sound, Ontario - James Street Date: 1908

Ch Parry / Downey Photo
CHARLES HUBERT PARRY English composer, photographed in 1893. Date: 1848 - 1918

Music cover for Chilperic Quadrilles
Music cover for the Chilperic Quadrilles, based on airs from Herves opera buffa (or operetta) Chilperic, arranged (probably for piano) by C H R Marriott

Agave Panyi or Parryi (Parrys Agave)
Agave Panyi or Parryi (Parrys Agave or Mescal Agave), a succulent plant of the Agavaceae family with grey-green leaves, resembling a giant artichoke

William P Murphy / Nobel34
WILLIAM PARRY MURPHY American physician

Ross in Arctic Boats
An episode during the Parry/Ross Arctic expedition, the return of the boats is hailed by the ships crew

Parry / 3Rd / Fury Destroyed
Parrys third expedition: the Fury destroyed by heavy seas and trecherous icebergs

Parry / 2Nd / Lyons Sledge
Parrys second expedition: Captain Lyons sledge party in a blizzard

Parry / Seal Hunt
Parrys second expedition: the expedition party drag back a seal they have sucessfully captured to eat

USA Locomotive / Baldwin
Baldwin locomotoive constructed by Burnham, Parry, Williams & co, Philadelphia

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"Parry: Mastering the Art of Fencing Through Centuries" Step into the world of fencing, where skill and strategy meet in a clash of blades. The name Parry echoes through history, intertwined with legends and masters of this noble sport. From Ch Parry to Hodgson and Cassell, these names have left an indelible mark on the art of parrying. Lithographs depicting gentlemen fencers lunging and parrying in the 18th century transport us back to a time when honor was defended with every move. Even Queen Elizabeth I herself is immortalized in an alabaster statue from the 16th century, her regal presence embodying grace under pressure as she gracefully parries any threat that comes her way. A photo portrait captures a modern-day Parry, their focused gaze revealing years of dedication to perfecting their technique. Fencing attire adorned with vibrant colors adds flair to this age-old tradition, reminding us that even amidst competition, elegance prevails. Delve deeper into history as we uncover a hieroglyphic letter written by George Cruikshank to Mr. Parry in 1792. This exchange reveals not only the intellectual pursuit behind fencing but also its ability to transcend borders and languages. Beyond fencing lies another passion - football. The Welsh International Association Football Team proudly carries the name Parry on their jerseys as they strive for victory on the pitch. Just like in fencing, teamwork and quick reflexes are essential for success. Nature too finds its place among our exploration of "parry. " A song thrush serenades us with its melodious tunes while British birds like robins flit about gracefully displaying their own unique form of defense against predators. Stoats dart across fields with agility akin to expert fencers while dark green fritillary butterflies dance delicately through meadows - nature's own interpretation of parrying threats away. In all these realms, the essence remains constant.