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Henry Morton Stanley, Dorothy Stanley, The Autobiography of Sir Henry Morton Stanley, part 1.4, chapter 1.10 (search)
a tall and spruce gentleman, of the name of Major Ingham, on board of a steamer bound to New Orleansuch mental discussion he had concluded that Major Ingham's invitation had assisted greatly in smoothen the hour came for my father's departure, Major Ingham and I accompanied him on board the Havana sd, resumed his mental rehearsals. Before Major Ingham turned his steps homeward, I received a letas been complete without it. Soon after, Major Ingham started on his return home in a stern-wheel-worn buggy, were driven a few miles inland to Ingham's plantation. I am as unaware of the real sair of domestic comfort. My welcome from Mrs. Ingham left nothing to be desired. The slaves of ether with the view of currying favour with Mrs. Ingham, or to exasperate my suppressed squeamishneunsympathetically. On hearing me say this, Mrs. Ingham came out of the house, and expressed so muco say, in proportion to the period spent at Major Ingham's, I possess a more vivid recollection of t[2 more...]
Henry Morton Stanley, Dorothy Stanley, The Autobiography of Sir Henry Morton Stanley, part 2.13, chapter 2.25 (search)
e. Nevertheless, there was something in Grant which, though not so showy as the strategy and dash of Lee, makes me cast my vote for Grant. March 10th. Mrs. Annie Ingham died this day on the Congo, aged thirty-seven. She was the wife of Charles E. Ingham, ex-lifeguardsman, and missionary, mentioned in Darkest Africa. She was a sweet, good woman. She is now safe in that heavenly home she laboured so hard to deserve. Such women as this one are the very salt of our race. June 12th. Went 1860-80. He rather took the opposite way, and did not disdain to speak a good word for any explorer who happened to be an object of attack at the time. November 28th. The death of another friend is to-day announced. This time it is Charles Edward Ingham, exguardsman and missionary, whom I employed, in 1887, for my transport service. He is reported as having been killed by an elephant. It is not long ago I recorded in these pages the death of his good and beautiful wife. This devoted c
Henry Morton Stanley, Dorothy Stanley, The Autobiography of Sir Henry Morton Stanley, part 2.13, Index (search)
203, 204. Holywell, John, 28. Houldsworth, Sir, William, 476. House of Commons, Stanley becomes candidate for, but is defeated, 439; becomes a second time candidate, and is elected, 439-445, 466; Stanley's impressions of, 467-481, 501-505. Hubbard, Mr., 158, 161. Illusions, thoughts on, 523. Indians, American, the, 225-227. Ingham, Major, Stanley's meeting with, 142; takes Stanley home with him, 146; life on his plantation, 146-150. Ingham, Mrs., Annie, death of, 445. Ingham, C. E., death of, 463. International African Association, 334-338. Isangila, 335. James, Lord, of Hereford, 483. Jameson, Dr., his invasion of the Transvaal, 482, 483. Jameson, Mr., 354. Jephson, Mounteney, joins Stanley's expedition for the rescue of Emin, 354; sent by Stanley to search for Emin, 360, 361; a prisoner, 368; Stanley's characterisation of, 382; sufferings of, 387; carries succour to Nelson, 390; accompanies Stanley to Ostend, 434; Stanley in last sickness talks of