61. New College Oxford 17711845. Sydney Smith, one of the founder members of the Edinburgh Review, wit,bon viveur, polemical writer and a residentiary canon of St. Paul s, http://www.new.ox.ac.uk/cgi-bin/archive_aidsummary.cgi?22

62. Books Shelved In The Garnett Room Author Smith, Sydney, 17711845. Title A memoir of the Reverend Sydney Smith . Subject Smith, Sydney, 1771-1845. Related name Holland, Saba Smith http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/garnett/q-t.html

Books Shelved in the Garnett Room Q - T Author: Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644. Title: Enchiridion; containing institutions divine: contemplative, practical; moral: ethical, oeconomical, political. Written by Francis Quarles ... Publication info: London, J. R. Smith, 1856. Description: viii, 174 p. port. 17 cm. Note: A collection of maxims. Local note: Copy 2: Gift of Mrs. J. Clayton Mitchell. Local note: Other copies available in the General Collection. Subject: Conduct of life. Series: (Library of old authors) SPEC-COLL CALL NUMBER COPY MATERIAL LOCATION 1)PR 3652 .E4 1856 1 RAREBOOK SC-GARN-RM Author: Rogers, Henry, 1806-1877. Title: The eclipse of faith; or, A visit to a religious sceptic. Edition: Eighth edition. Publication info: Boston, Crosby, Nichols and Company, 1860. Description: xiv, 452 p. 20 cm. Local note: Gift of Mrs. J. Clayton Mitchell. Subject: SkepticismControversial literature. Other title: A visit to a religious sceptic. SPEC-COLL CALL NUMBER COPY MATERIAL LOCATION 1)BT 1210 .R6 1860 1 RAREBOOK SC-GARN-RM

63. Part 2: Oscar Wilde's Epigrammatic Theater Sydney Smith, (17711845) Richard Sheridan, (1751-1815) Bon Mots of Sydney Smithand Richard Sheridan. London J. Dent, 1894. Epigrams are a knowledge game, http://www.nyu.edu/library/bobst/research/fales/exhibits/wilde/1epigram.htm

Reading Wilde, Querying Spaces: Part 2 Oscar Wilde's Epigrammatic Theater Oscar Wilde won his greatest literary fame in the theater, and his chosen mode of expression was the epigram a form which allowed him to flaunt his style and sophisticated mastery of life and literature. It is well known that Wilde's plays have epigrams liberally sprinkled throughout them, but it is important to realize the extent to which the epigram shapes Wilde's dramatic structure and themes. Wilde's epigrams invoke a response and then frustrate it. For example, a character in The Importance of Being Earnest While this has left Wilde open to charges of being a mere theatrical manipulator, it is in fact central to the type of theater Wilde wanted to create: a space in which the audience is allowed to recognize the rules of literary and theatrical history, and to share the pleasure of watching those rules circumvented. Wilde thus shares the pleasure of being in an elitist community with his audience, establishing an alternate aristocracy of the "ins" and "outs," with knowledge not money or birth required for membership. This is the pleasure of Wilde's epigrammatic theater. Francesca Coppa Sydney Smith, (1771-1845)

64. SoupBasics: THE PLEASURES AND USES OF SOUP Sydney Smith, 17711845, English clergyman and wit Soup and fish explain halfthe emotions of life . Mme. Seignobos (early 20th century), French author, http://www.soupsong.com/bquotes.html

SOUPSONG HAS GONE HARDCOPY! Buy one (or more) at amazon.com or barnesandnoble.com Release date: 12/28/2004. You'll find many of the quotes here in it, From AN EXALTATION OF SOUPS, by Patricia Solley, Published by Three Rivers Press. Click HERE to add a your own soup sentiments. Or do you want to take another look at the homepage MENU Or do you want to SEARCH for something specific? The Pleasures and Uses of Soup... Through the Ages George Bernard Shaw, brilliant playwright, social reformer, and vegetarian, on being tasked by his biographer with writing plays without genius "I do not waste my time writing pot-boilers: the pot must be boiled, and even my pot au feu has some chunks of fresh meat in it. ...I have no time to boil myself down; and anyhow I could not do so and preserve all the necessary nutriment and the flavoring on which the digestibility depends." Marty Martindale, food writer and bon vivante: "Little is nobler than presiding over a kettle of homemade soup." Vladimir Nabokov, 20th century Russian/American novelist, writing about the memories of exiles: Memory overshadows the present and dims the future "into something thicker than its usual pea soup."

65. Samizdata Quote Of The (Christmas) Day | Samizdata.net Sydney Smith (17711845). Posted by Gawain at December 27, 2004 1238 PM.I thought the quote was Sydney Smith (1771-1845). Oh dear, wrong again! http://www.samizdata.net/blog/archives/007088.html

A blog for people with a critically rational individualist perspective. We are developing the social individualist meta-context for the future. From the very serious to the extremely frivolous... lets see what is on the mind of the Samizdata people. Samizdata , derived from Samizdat /n. a system of clandestine publication of banned literature in the USSR [Russ.,= self-publishing house] Libertarian Alliance Liberty's cause transcends mere national borders Next: The right to fight back Latest: Samizdata.net blog - Main page Previous: Christmas greetings from Samizdata.net December 25, 2004 Saturday Samizdata quote of the (Christmas) day Jackie D (London) Slogans/quotations The goose is nothing, but man has made it an instrument for the output of a marvellous product, a kind of living hothouse in which there grows the supreme fruit of gastronomy. -Charles Gerard, Comments I'm not sure that foie gras is one of man's prouder acheivements. Posted by Bruce Hoult at December 25, 2004 12:17 PM I'm a lot prouder of man for bringing foie gras into existence than I am of man for getting hundreds of millions of people to eat intensively farmed chickens and pigs that live in despicable conditions - and those same people usually feel they've the right to turn their nose up at foie gras, where the goose is kept in brilliant conditions. Better to die to produce the wonder that is foie gras than to die and become tasteless, mealy frozen nuggets o' mystery meat. Posted by Jackie D at December 25, 2004 01:00 PM

66. Wild4 40, Smith, Sydney, 17711845. May 17, 1843, 2 pp. December 29, 1820, 1 p.December 28, 1826, 2 pp. December 21, 1826, 1 p. May 17, 1843, 2 pp. http://libweb.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/aids/wild/wild4.html

S - Y Volume # Name/Description Saint-Cyr, Laurent de Gouvion, 1764-1830 [n.d.], 1 p. de Saint Denis de, 1613-1703 [n.d.], 1 p. St. Leger, Francis Barry Boyle, 1793-1829 [n.d.], 1 p. Saint-Pierre, Jacques Henri Bernardin de 1737-1814 August 31, 1787, 1 p. March 21, 1806, 1 p. Sangster, Samuel, 1804(?)-1872 [n.d.], 1 p. Sass, Henry, 1788-1844 June 5, 1830, 1 p. January 18, 1830, 1 p. Saumarez, James, 1757-1836 Baron de Saumarez February 9, 1805, 1 p. Say, Frederick Richard, 1826-1858 [n.d.], 2 pp. Scarlett, James, 1769-1844 First Baron Abinger [n.d.], envelope only Schiavonetti, Luigi, 1765-1810 March 31, 1809, 1 p. Scumacher, Heinrich Christian, 1780-1850 signature Scott, John, 1751-1838 First Earl of Eldon August 25, 1826, 1 p. Scott, John, 1774-1827 [n.d.], 1 p. Scott, Sir William, 1748-1836 1806, 1 p. February 16, 1832, 2 pp. Scriven, Edward, 1775-1841 [n.d.], 2 pp. December 25, 1829, 1 p. Seely, I. B. [n.d.], 1 p. [n.d.], 1 p. April 10, 1813, 1 p. Seppings, Sir Robert 1767-1840 December 26, 1819, 1 p. Seward, Anna, 1747-1809 1807, 1 p.

67. News Item Washington, Jun 17, 2002 British author Sydney Smith (1771-1845) once wrote, Acomfortable house is a great source of happiness. http://www.boozman.house.gov/News/DocumentSingle.aspx?DocumentID=243

68. News List Jun, 17 2002 British author Sydney Smith (1771-1845) once wrote, A comfortablehouse is a great source of happiness. It ranks immediately after health http://www.boozman.house.gov/News/DocumentQuery.aspx?CatagoryID=153

69. Julian Browning Autographs Literature Up To 1850 Sydney Smith (17711845), journalist, clergyman and wit, and founder of theEdinburgh Review with Jeffrey, Horner and Brougham in 1802. £45 http://www.jbautographs.com/Lit1/body_lit1.html

1822 ADOLPHUS, John . Autograph Letter Signed, to Sir William Woods, asking for 'four tickets for the Rehearsal of the music intended for her Majesty's Coronation, at Westminster Abbey on Tuesday next'. 1 page 7 x 7.5 inches, inlaid to album leaf, one tear repaired. Temple, 22 June 1838. John Adolphus (1768-1845), lawyer and historian. £45 4634 AINSWORTH, Robert. 3277 APPERLEY, Charles James 4809 BARTON, Bernard. Autograph Verses Signed 'Bernard Barton', beginning "The stillest streams lend life and light To fairest meads of Spring; The bird that flutters least in sight Is longest on the wing...." 1 page 8½ x 7 inches, in good condition, addressed to the Revd.P.W.Salmon[?]. Undated. Bernard Barton (1784-1849), poet and friend of Charles Lamb. £75 210 BAYLEY, F.W.N . Autograph Letter Signed by Bayley, the first editor of the Illustrated London News, to G.Wright at 76 Fleet Street about requirements for his office. 1 page 4to. 12 January [c.1845]. £35 172 BEATTIE, Dr. William . Manuscript Poem, Signed by William Beattie, entitled The Sailor's Bible, in 9 verses (72 lines). 3 pp. 4to. Fine. [Watermark 1836] Dr. William Beattie (1793-1875) was a frequent contributor to periodicals in the 1830's. This manuscript poem came from the album of Mrs. George Virtue, whose husband published Scotland Illustrated and acknowledged 'that the prosperity he had attained was mainly owing to Dr. Beattie's literary assistance'. His circle of friends included the Countess of Blessington, Lady Byron, Thomas Campbell and Samuel Rogers. £75

70. OSB MSS FILE expand/contract this heading Smith, Sydney, 17711845 expand/contract thisheading SMYTHE, SIR Sydney STAFFORD, 1705-1778 http://webtext.library.yale.edu/xml2html/beinecke.osbfls.nav.html

OSB MSS FILE OSBORN MANUSCRIPT FILES: "S" Click text below to navigate Finding Aid PROVENANCE CITE AS RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS PROCESSING NOTES ... DESCRIPTION OF THE FILES Collection Series "S" S, LORD S., C. S., D. ... SYNGE, EDWARD, ABP. OF TUAM, 1659-1741

71. Chicago Tribune News | Registration Sydney Smith (17711845); Lady Holland s Memoir, Volume One. TomSkilling is chief meteorologist at WGN-TV. His forecasts can be seen Monday http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chi-0507250067jul25,1,3030489.column?co

72. Entering A New Millennium Sydney Smith (17711845). An expert is someone who knows some of the worstmistakes that can be made in his subject and how to avoid them. http://www.calresco.org/lucas/millen.htm

Entering a New Millennium Chris Lucas It is the calling of great men, not so much to preach new truths, as to rescue from oblivion those old truths which it is our wisdom to remember and our weakness to forget. Sydney Smith (1771-1845) An expert is someone who knows some of the worst mistakes that can be made in his subject and how to avoid them. Werner Heisenberg (1901-1976), The Part and the Whole Introduction We seem to have learnt a lot in the last two thousand years, or have we ? The pedants still argue about whether 2000 or 2001 is the 'true' millennium, wars are still fought over trivial reasons, hate, domination and greed are still the predominate human emotions. Looking back over the history of what is so often called 'civilisation' one can almost despair at the waste and the destruction that has accompanied our supposed 'climb' from the animal world - a staircase that, in Escher fashion, leads us back to where we started - as predatory and intolerant beasts, technocratic primitives Yet throughout this period, which started well before the birth of Jesus that retrospectively initiated our calendar, great minds have thrived. Inventors, thinkers, innovators and sages have lived, been recognised and died. Their influences have been many and varied, both positive and negative, both global and local. These perturbations to the flow of civilisation however have had one thing in common, and that is their apparent inability to improve the common mind, to bring

73. WGNTV.com | Chicago's WB | Weather Words - Q (5) Sydney Smith Heat, ma am! I said; It was so dreadful here, that I foundthere Sydney Smith (17711845) from Lady Holland s Memoir, Volume One. http://wgntv.trb.com/news/weather/wgntv-weatherwords-q,0,2437794.story?coll=wgnt

74. Livingston Masonic Library And Museum - Collections - Charles Looney Engraving C Smith, Sydney, REV. (17711845) English clergyman, wit and essayist. Masonic tiesunknown. (1 image). Smith, WILLIAM, REV.(1727-?1803) Dedicated first http://www.nymasoniclibrary.org/collections/findaids/looney.htm

The Charles Looney Engraving Collection Image Index (Annotations to this Index are largely from Denlow's 10,000 Famous Freemasons The Chancellor Robert R Livingston Masonic Library of Grand Lodge General Archives Collection Livingston Masonic Library 71 W 23rd Street New York, NY 10010-4171 ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY (1767-1884): 6th President. Anti-Mason. (8 images) ADAMS, SAMUEL (1722-1803): Signer of the Declaration of Independence; no record of his Masonic affiliation. (2 images) Prince ALBERT: Duke of York, b.1895; provincial G.M. of Middlesex. (1 image) ALEXANDER I (1777-1825): Czar of Russia; Masonic affiliation is uncertain. (1 image) ALLEN, WILLIAM (1704?-1780): 1st Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvannia. (2 images) ALLISON, WILLIAM B. (1829-1908): U.S. senator from Iowa; charter member of Mosaic Lodge No. 125 of Dubuque, Iowa. (1 image) ARNOLD, MAJ. GEN. BENEDICT (1741-1801): notorious traitor, but unfortunately a Mason. (2 images) ARTHUR, CHESTER. A.(1830-1866): President 1881-1885, no evidence of Masonic membership. (1 image) ASTOR, JOHN JACOB (1763-1848): Early member of Holland Lodge No. 8, New York City, Grand Treasurer of the Grand Lodge of New York 1798-1800. (1 image)

75. Mary Whitcomb Hess Collection - Appendix Smith, Sydney (17711845), 141. Smith, Thomas Vernor (1890-1964), 103, 147.Socrates (469?-399 BC), 62, 126. Stevens, Wallace (1879-1955), 154. http://www.library.ohiou.edu/libinfo/depts/archives/mss/mss152a.htm

Library Collections: Archives and Special Collections Home Page About Book Collections Genealogical ... Useful Links Mary Whitcomb Hess Collection Appendix Manuscript Collection No.152 Subject Index to the Bibliography of Articles Note: References are to the folder numbers. A B C D ... V A Adams, Henry (1838-1918) 4, 30, 67, 155. Adler, Mortimer Jerome (1902- ), 82. Art, 83, 94. Art Criticism, 95. B Basketball, 44, 72. Bell, Benard Iddings (1886-1958), 14. Bergson, Henri (1859-1941), 5. Blake, William (1757-1827), 60, 158. Blennerhassett, Harman (1765-1831), 8. Browning, Robert (1812-89), 10, 11, 12, 13, 76, 93, 100, 146, 150. Bruckberger, Raymond Leopold (1907- ), 32. C Chamberlain, Houston Stewart (1855-1927), 43. Chesterfield, 4th Earl of Stanhope, Phillip Dormer (1694-1773), 71. Christian unity, 22, 49. Conant, James Bryant (1893- ), 17. Crashaw, Richard (1613?-49), 26, 125, 135. Creation, Literary, 69. D Dav is, Elmer (1890-1958), 38. de Vere, Aubrey (1814-1902), 107, 124. Democracy, 24, 54, 82, 120, 134, 140. Descartes, Rene (1596-1650), 26, 99.

76. Browse Top Level > Texts > Project Gutenberg Authors S Smith, Jewell Ellen, 19151998 Authors S Smith, Sydney, 1771-1845 Authors S Smith, William, Sir, 1813-1893 Authors S Smollett, http://www.archive.org/mediatypes-browse.php?mediatype=texts&collection=gutenber

77. Al-Ahram Weekly | Limelight -- Limelight: Anytime Is Tea-time Sydney Smith, British clergyman and essayist (17711845), wondered how the worldhad existed without his favourite beverage and thanked his God for tea. http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2002/613/pe2.htm

21 - 27 November 2002 Issue No. 613 People Current issue Previous issue Site map Published in Cairo by AL-AHRAM established in 1875 Send a letter to the Editor Recommend this page Print-friendly Limelight: Anytime is tea-time By Lubna Abdel-Aziz How would the world do without tea? Sydney Smith. The love affair between the human race and a dulcet, sweet-smelling evergreen plant is nothing short of phenomenal. It is a love story that knows no bounds or boundaries, dating back 5,000 years. This highly coloured amber beverage has been relished through the centuries, exuding sensory pleasure and bodily enjoyment. It keeps growing in popularity, defying all restrictions of taste, race, colour or creed. No wonder tea ranks as the most popular drink in the world, after water. Tea smoothes the ruffled brow of care, in cold, temperate or warm weather, but grown in different countries it varies in taste, flavour and quality. Most of us drink "Black" tea, the most popular of the three kinds of teas, the others being "Green" tea and "Oolong" tea drank mostly in China, Japan, and Korea. Tea-tasters are employed by tea producers in order to obtain the best quality of teas, but the secret of a perfect cup of tea is in the finesse of the brewing. To achieve that perfection, you have to start with the right teapot. Clay pots came into being in 1,500 and are still preferred by many tea literati. Today porcelain is used most often. During the Ming Dynasty (1568-1644) the method of allowing tea leaves to soak (steep) in hot water for a long time became general practice, and only water from specific wells was used.

78. Geçmiþ Zaman Olur Ki - M.Sinan Oymacý - 19970930 - Netyorum.com Ingiliz yazar, Sydney Smith’e (17711845) göre; “Hayat, kötü bir davranisiunutturmayacak kadar kisadir. Kaldi ki, davranislar, faziletlerin gölgesidir.” http://www.netyorum.com/bolum/gecmis/19970930-11.htm

Önsöz Arama Üyelik Sohbet ... Alýþ-Veriþ www.netyorum.com Ajanda Seçtiklerimiz Arþiv Yazarlar ... Yorumlar Bölümler Köþe Yazýlarý Teknoloji Sanat Eðlence ... Geçmiþ Zaman Olur ki Konular Sinema Müzik Kitap Sözler ... Ýzleyici Mesajlarý Elektronik posta : bilgi@netyorum.com Bu sayfayý arkadaþýnýza göndermek için týklayýn. Açýlýþ sayfasý yapmak için týklayýn. Sýk kullanýlanlar listesine eklemek için týklayýn. Eski Sayýlarý "Harman köþesinde yayýnlanmýþtýr" 30.09.1997 M.Sinan Oymacý - netyorum.com / Sayý: 95 GÝRÝÞ SEVÝYESÝ Moralimin bozulduðunu belirtmek zorundayým. Geçtiðimiz günlerde, Amerika’da pazara sunulan bir yazýlýmýn eleþtirisinde okuduklarýmý aktarýyorum; “Eðer, elinizde, giriþ seviyesi olan Pentium 166 MMX iþlemcili bir bilgisayar varsa, beklediðiniz performansa ulaþamayabilirsiniz.” Geçen sene hemen hemen bu dönemlerde (1996’nýn Ekim’i), Pentium 60 iþlemcili bilgisayarýmý, Pentium 133’e yükselteceðimi, ancak, bir sene içerisinde de, MMX modele geçmem gerektiðini yazmýþtým. Buraya kadar güzel. Doðru bir tahminde bulunmuþuz. Çünkü, yaklaþýk iki ay önce, Intel, MMX destekli iþlemcileri piyasaya sundu ve biz de, Intel’in müthiþ fiyat indirimi devreye girmeden, yüksek bir bedel ödeyerek MMX 166’ya terfi ettik. Doðal olarak, mevcut ana kart’ýn MMX setli iþlemciyi desteklememesinden dolayý, ana kartý da deðiþtirdik. Bununla ilgili gözlemlerimi, “ATX” konulu yazýda aktarmýþtým. Bugün geldiðimiz nokta ise, iyi deðil. Düþünüyorum da; “Acaba, Intel, fiyat indirimine gittikten sonra, kullandýðým iþlemciyi yükseltmiþ olsaydým, bu kadar caným sýkýlýr mýydý?”. Cevabým; “Hayýr”. O zaman, makul bir bedele iþlemciyi deðiþtirdiðim için, “Ne yapalým, önümüzdeki günlerde de, olanak bulursak, biz de deðiþtiririz” deme þansýmýz vardý. Ancak, bizim yatýrýmý yapmamýzdan bir ay sonra, inanýlmaz bir fiyat indirimine gidildiðini görünce, þimdi elimizde mevcut MMX 166’yý, baþka bir modele yükseltmek, içimizden gelmiyor.

79. KELVIN SMITH LIBRARY Smith, Sydney (17711845) Author, Clergyman. Part ALS, nd, np, to ? ALS, 2p., November 30, 1836, np, to Mrs. Mildmay. Smith, Sydney (1798-1877) http://library.case.edu/ksl/speccoll/garber/letters.html

CASE.EDU: HOME DIRECTORIES SEARCH KELVIN SMITH LIBRARY ... About Us Print Version Today's Desk Hours 12:00 PM TO 12:00 AM Garber Collection Catalog Electronic Resources OhioLINK Ask a Librarian ... Site Map SEARCH LIBRARY: KSL Home Special Collections Garber Collection Inventory of the Garber Letter Collection Scroll down or select a letter to move to the portion of the index you desire. Click on letter at head of category to return to alphabet bar A B C D ... S St. John Webb, Marion ( - ) Poet. AQS, 1 p., November 28, 1929, verse form "Saturdays and Sundays". Sala, George Augustus (1828-1895) Author, Journalist. ALS, 2 p., June 13, 1894, Brighton, to F.G. Wough. Salisbury, Robert Arthur (1830-1903) British Prime Minister. ALS, 2 p., June 3, 1888, n.p., to Balliene. ALS, 2 p., March 7, 1894, n.p., to Briley (?) ALS, 1 p., 3rd person, July 13, 1891, Foreign Office, to Laurence T. Bouvier. ALS, 2 p., November 4, n.y., Harts, to Lord Denman. ALS, 4 p., May 22, 1870, London, to Mr. M.A. Patherode (?) ALS, 2 p., August 5, 1891, n.p., to Colonel Eyres. (?) ALS, 2 p., July 28, 1881, Puys pres Dieppe, to Major ?

80. Angelica Singleton Van Buren - Island 3 Sydney Smith (17711845), one of the founders of the Edinburgh Review, was anessayist and bon viveur with high social connections who was famous for his http://www.sc.edu/library/spcoll/hist/single/single3.html

Angelica Singleton Van Buren Island 3 Catharine Maria Sedgwick, 1785-1867 Letters from Abroad to Kindred At Home Signed "A. Van Buren." The prolific Sedgwick was the first of the "literary domestics," American women novelists of the mid-nineteenth century who also included Fanny Fern, Lydia Maria Child, and Maria Susanna Cummins. Their works were hugely popular and known for their sentimentality and devotion to home and family, featuring heroines who struggle through domestic difficulties, improve their characters, and find true love and the inevitable happy ending. These were the writers who prompted Nathaniel Hawthorne's notorious comment, in an 1855 letter to his publisher, that "America is now wholly given over to a dd mob of scribbling women." Despite her success, Sedgwick had a fear of public attention and published anonymously throughout her career. This volume, an epistolary work which, like Cooper's, includes observations on travels in the Alps and in Italy, was published as "by the author of 'Hope Leslie,' 'The Poor Rich Man and the Rich Poor Man,' 'Live and Let Live,' etc." Grace Aguilar, 1816-1847

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