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Showing 1-10 of 15 results for "travel" Funeral 4 Jun 2014, 02:17 by John SimpsonIn the carriage for Paddy Dignam’s funeral: Bloom was right all along U 6.1-3: Martin Cunningham, first, poked his silkhatted head into the creaking carriage and, entering ... must be sitting on the right of the carriage (relative to the direction of travel) for his “window” to pass next to the tramway standard. Commentators have been hesitant about ... Joyce's Environs > Funeral Gallaher1 15 Jan 2014, 15:04 by John SimpsonIgnatius per ignotius : the short life and extraordinary times of Frederick Gallaher 1: Making his way in the world U 7.626-30: The Great Gallaher […] that was a pressman ... France. There is no doubt that Fred travelled widely, and that he enjoyed the travel. In 1876 his sporting credentials took him to America on what became one of his ... Joyce's People > Gallaher > Gallaher1 St Denis 1 Mar 2016, 09:43 by JJON EditorsExclaiming St Denis U 3.393-6: Cissy wiped his little mouth with the dribbling bib and wanted him to sit up properly and say pa pa pa but when ... Welshman or Scot Are a couple of pitiful pipers; Both of whom may just travel to pot Compared with that patron of swipers; St Patrick of Ireland, my dear! Tait ... Joyce's Words > St Denis basilicogrammate 25 Mar 2019, 12:53 by John Simpsonbasilicogrammate : the Egyptian royal secretary U 15.2304: Lipoti Virag, basilicogrammate, chutes rapidly down through the chimneyflue and struts two steps to the left on gawky pink stilts. Was basilicogrammate ... monasteries . (p. 174) Ronan Crowley Illustration from the 1858 German edition of Busch's travel guide (Google Books) Search by keyword (within this site) Egypt France Back to top Joyce's Words > basilicogrammate throwaway 1 Mar 2016, 09:49 by JJON EditorsA crumpled throwaway: an arresting tale U 10.752-4: North wall and sir John Rogerson’s quay, with hulls and anchorchains, sailing westward, sailed by a skiff, a crumpled ... area under discussion such trapped debris could still have introduced the notion of arrested travel in a fast flowing river. Fig. 3 – Footballs trapped in Limmat weir (2014) 3 The ... Joyce's Environs > throwaway Whitsuntide 1 Sep 2014, 03:22 by John SimpsonBad luck arrives at Whitsuntide U 18.953: Whit Monday is a cursed day too no wonder that bee bit him In Ulysses there are four references to Whit Monday ... degree are the Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday following. It is most dangerous to travel or boat on Whit-Monday, and children or animals born on that day are evil ... Joyce's Allusions > Whitsuntide MacHugh3 1 Dec 2015, 11:22 by John SimpsonThe reluctant professor MacHugh:3 Storm clouds of debt McNeill’s tutoring and examining may appear to represent a period of stability in his life, but such an impression would ... the money he is owed (presumably from the University), and desperately needs funds to travel to Galway. In the summer of 1906 he begs his brother for money to cover ... Joyce's People > MacHugh3 OED 4 Apr 2019, 01:36 by John SimpsonComings and goings: Joyce’s words in the Oxford English Dictionary Joyce Quotations Joyce First Uses 2,467 430 (Dec 2012: 2,367) (Dec 2012: 464) The Oxford English Dictionary ... in the light of the shift in Joyce’s time from railway to motor travel. unconsortable (adjective): difficult to consort with, uncompanionable This usage has not been lost to the ... Joyce's Words > OED Swan 4 Mar 2016, 12:02 by JJON EditorsSwansway: Father Conmee’s walk to Artane U 10.3-5 : Just nice time to walk to Artane. What was that boy’s name again? Dignam, yes. Vere dignum et ... Dublin Eamonn Finn and Harald Beck Search by keyword (within this site) Religion Education Travel Cunningham Dignam 1 Richard M. Kain, ”Motif as Meaning. The Case of Leopold Bloom” in ... Joyce's Environs > Swan Gallaher4 29 Aug 2013, 00:28 by John SimpsonIgnatius per ignotius : the short life and extraordinary times of Frederick Gallaher 4: Life and death in London There does not seem to be a good reason given in the ... December 1891 he had found work, boxers to manage, and the chance of international travel: Gallagher Will Look After Mitchell and Slavin. It is unfortunate that Tommy Conneff sailed on ... Joyce's People > Gallaher > Gallaher4 |