Bibliography of the Gordons
(178) Page 158
Download files
Complete book:
Individual page:
Thumbnail gallery: Grid view | List view
A BIBLIOGRAPHY
Gordon, Ella Mary. General Gordon of Khartoum. Poem of
44 lines in "White Heather" (1909), pp. 207-209.
G[ordon], W[illiam] J[ohn]. Gordon, a life of faith and duty :
the text by W. J. G. ; illustrated by R. Andre.
London : S.P.C.K., 1885.
4to. pp. 36 and coloured cover ; 34 pictures in colour, printed from
the stone. For young people.
Gordon der Held von Khartum, ein Lebensbild, nach original
quellen. Frankfurt-am-Maine : Schriften-Niederlage des
Evangelischen Vereins, 1885.
8vo. pp. viii + 345 + [1]; printed at Leipzig; preface dated Lon-
don, Sept., 1885. Deals with the " Christliche Seite " of Gor-
don's work ; portrait and two maps. Authorship not stated
even in Kayser.
Gordon, Sir Henry. General Gordon's Ansichten iiber Englands
stellung zur Mittelmeer-Frage. Deutsche Rev., Breslau (Dec,
1886), 11th year, iv., 293-300.
G[ordon], J[ames] L[indsay]. Suspense, February, 1885 ; [poem
cf six eight-line stanzas] ; first published in a Richmond
(Virginia) paper : then in the Scotsman, Edinburgh : and then
in his brother, Armstead Churchill Gordon's anthology, "The
Gay Gordons" (1902).
Gordon Boys' Home — All the Year Round (March 10, 1888),
lxii., 225-230 : also by Lt.-Col. Arthur Collins in Macmillans
Magazine (Aug., 1886), liv., 296-300) : and in the Saturday
Review (Jan. 17, 1891), lxxi., 62.
"The Gordon Boys' [Home]" is the name of a song from "The
Belle of Cairo," written and composed by F. Kinsey Peile,
and sung by May Yohe (Chappell, 1896 ; fol. 7 pp. + [1]).
Gordon Boys' Home at Fort Wellington, Portsmouth. Five
sketches, 8 in. x 9| in. : Graphic (Oct. 31, 1885), xxxii., 475, 476.
Opening festival at the Criterion, May 8, 1886; the Prince of
Wales receiving the guests, including Cardinal Manning and
Sir Peter Lumsden : woodcut, 8£ x \\\ in. : Graphic (May 22,
1886), xxxiii., 561, text, p. 551. Eleven sketches, Illustrated
London News (Jan. 14, 1888), xcii., 50-51 : text, p. 49.
I 5 8
Gordon, Ella Mary. General Gordon of Khartoum. Poem of
44 lines in "White Heather" (1909), pp. 207-209.
G[ordon], W[illiam] J[ohn]. Gordon, a life of faith and duty :
the text by W. J. G. ; illustrated by R. Andre.
London : S.P.C.K., 1885.
4to. pp. 36 and coloured cover ; 34 pictures in colour, printed from
the stone. For young people.
Gordon der Held von Khartum, ein Lebensbild, nach original
quellen. Frankfurt-am-Maine : Schriften-Niederlage des
Evangelischen Vereins, 1885.
8vo. pp. viii + 345 + [1]; printed at Leipzig; preface dated Lon-
don, Sept., 1885. Deals with the " Christliche Seite " of Gor-
don's work ; portrait and two maps. Authorship not stated
even in Kayser.
Gordon, Sir Henry. General Gordon's Ansichten iiber Englands
stellung zur Mittelmeer-Frage. Deutsche Rev., Breslau (Dec,
1886), 11th year, iv., 293-300.
G[ordon], J[ames] L[indsay]. Suspense, February, 1885 ; [poem
cf six eight-line stanzas] ; first published in a Richmond
(Virginia) paper : then in the Scotsman, Edinburgh : and then
in his brother, Armstead Churchill Gordon's anthology, "The
Gay Gordons" (1902).
Gordon Boys' Home — All the Year Round (March 10, 1888),
lxii., 225-230 : also by Lt.-Col. Arthur Collins in Macmillans
Magazine (Aug., 1886), liv., 296-300) : and in the Saturday
Review (Jan. 17, 1891), lxxi., 62.
"The Gordon Boys' [Home]" is the name of a song from "The
Belle of Cairo," written and composed by F. Kinsey Peile,
and sung by May Yohe (Chappell, 1896 ; fol. 7 pp. + [1]).
Gordon Boys' Home at Fort Wellington, Portsmouth. Five
sketches, 8 in. x 9| in. : Graphic (Oct. 31, 1885), xxxii., 475, 476.
Opening festival at the Criterion, May 8, 1886; the Prince of
Wales receiving the guests, including Cardinal Manning and
Sir Peter Lumsden : woodcut, 8£ x \\\ in. : Graphic (May 22,
1886), xxxiii., 561, text, p. 551. Eleven sketches, Illustrated
London News (Jan. 14, 1888), xcii., 50-51 : text, p. 49.
I 5 8
Set display mode to:
Universal Viewer | 
Mirador |
Large image | Transcription
Images and transcriptions on this page, including medium image downloads, may be used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence unless otherwise stated. 
| Histories of Scottish families > Bibliography of the Gordons > (178) Page 158 |
|---|
| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/95001042 |
|---|
| Description | By John Malcolm Bulloch, LL. D. Aberdeen: Printed at the University Press, 1924. Aberdeen University Studies: No. 94. "Section I." Only 150 copies printed, of which this is no. 59. |
|---|---|
| Shelfmark | R.255.f |
| Additional NLS resources: | |
| Attribution and copyright: |
|
More information
|
|
| Description | A selection of almost 400 printed items relating to the history of Scottish families, mostly dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes memoirs, genealogies and clan histories, with a few produced by emigrant families. The earliest family history goes back to AD 916. |
|---|