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Updated: June 17, 2025
That is an error, since Mr. Seeley does not sit in the present Parliament having been defeated at the General Election when he stood for the Rushcliffe Division of Nottinghamshire. Whitworth writes, "member for Kidderminster, and is the only English member of that date who has changed into an Irish one." The present member for Londonderry was certainly "Mr."
"He'd better behave himself if he's going to stay around here," said Jamieson. "His mother won't be around to make people believe that he hasn't done anything wrong, and he won't find everyone as lenient and forgiving as General Seeley when he's caught in the act of doing something he can be sent to jail for. Not if I've got anything to say about it, he won't!"
Seeley soon after our arrival in Paris, when he suffered from dulness: "I never was at Oxford. I always had a boyish dread of being sent there, and put into one of the colleges. I think I was marked for Balliol. After my escape I felt towards the place much as a sound Protestant feels towards the Vatican.
From force of habit he seated himself at a table in the rear of the room, shunning the chance of having to face an acquaintance. Unfolding a copy of the city edition, which had been laid on his desk damp from the press-room, Seeley scanned the front page with scowling uneasiness, as if fearing to find some blunder of his own handiwork.
Your pal, JACK. On the Ship Board, Jan. 23. FRIEND AL: Well Al I was just out on deck with Lee and Sargent Bishop and Bishop is a sargent in our Co. and he said he had just came from Capt. Seeley and Capt.
General Seeley asked me to bring any of the girls who had been out this morning with me when I went to see him. He will want to talk to you himself, I think." So Bessie, tears in her eyes, which she tried bravely to keep back, had to go up to the big house that they could see through the trees.
It was not a good luncheon. But to Felicia it was an extraordinarily gay function. For at the table was Mr. Perry, immaculately groomed in a discreet uniform. Mrs. Seeley introduced them with a matter-of-fact statement of their occupations. "Miss Day, meet Mrs. J. Furthrington's chauffeur Miss Day is sewing for me " she poured their teas impartially. It appeared that Mrs.
It is a tradition of Mulberry Street that the notorious Seeley dinner raid was planned by his enemies in the department of which he was the head, in the belief that they would catch Mr. Roosevelt there. The diners were supposed to be his "set." Some time after that I was in his office one day when a police official of superior rank came in and requested private audience with him.
Seeley has shown that in pterodactyles, as in birds, the optic lobes of the brain were placed low down on each side "lateral and depressed."
And poised behind the rush-line, wearing his hard- won university blue, was the lithe figure of the Freshman full- back, Ernest Seeley. The youngster, whose fate it was to be called a "forlorn hope," looked fragile beside his comrades of the eleven. Although tall and wiry he was like a greyhound in a company of mastiffs.
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