It looks like the author's name is J. L. Blamire. I got two reasonable hits, one a simple passenger list announcement in the May 2, 1883 New York Times (link provided for completeness more than anything else, it's just a page that has a link to a PDF of the announcement of arriving passengers. He arrived "In steam-ship Wyoming, from Liverpool").
The other is a July 24, 1894 Publishers Weekly that announces the incorporation of "George Routledge's Sons" - Blamire is on the board of directors.
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Couldn't Resist A Google
Date: 2008-01-20 09:35 pm (UTC)It looks like the author's name is J. L. Blamire. I got two reasonable hits, one a simple passenger list announcement in the May 2, 1883 New York Times (link provided for completeness more than anything else, it's just a page that has a link to a PDF of the announcement of arriving passengers. He arrived "In steam-ship Wyoming, from Liverpool").
The other is a July 24, 1894 Publishers Weekly that announces the incorporation of "George Routledge's Sons" - Blamire is on the board of directors.
I'm guessing the book was published before WWI?
Re: Couldn't Resist A Google
Date: 2008-01-20 10:22 pm (UTC)So I'm guessing 1886, myself.
Re: Couldn't Resist A Google
Date: 2008-01-22 07:24 pm (UTC)