bainsmith

Updated: May 2, 2025

Perhaps the most graphic descriptions of him as an old man are those contributed as "Reminiscences" by Mrs. Kingsley-Tarpey and Mrs. Bainsmith. We know him there as a man who, though hardly ever free from some discomfort or pain in those days, yet never failed in that old-world courtesy of which, alas! there is so poor a supply in the world at the present day.

Giberne Sieveking - Memoir and Letters of Francis W. Newman

The design of the inkstand was one of great beauty and good workmanship. It represented ostriches standing under a palm tree, and beside them was an exquisitely made silver feather for a pen. Georgina Bainsmith, sculptor, of St. One afternoon my father, mother, and I were all sitting reading, when the door opened and the Professor walked in.

Giberne Sieveking - Memoir and Letters of Francis W. Newman

George Hare Leonard, Mr. George Pearson, Miss Humphreys, Miss Nicholson, Mrs. Georgina Bainsmith, sculptor, Rev. Thomas Smith, Mrs. Kingsley Tarpey, Dr. Makalua, and many others. Of all the influences which have most to do in the making of an individual, heredity is perhaps the greatest.

Giberne Sieveking - Memoir and Letters of Francis W. Newman

Obiit October 4th, 1897. GEORGINA BAINSMITH, Sculptor, "St. Ives, Cornwall." Whatever he wrote, this is what his actual life and deeds expressed strongly: "he lived to do good." This is what impressed me most as a young girl, and my life has been richer and nobler for the honour and privilege of knowing Francis Newman. Georgina Bainsmith, nee Bucknall. St. Ives, Cornwall. Dr.

Giberne Sieveking - Memoir and Letters of Francis W. Newman