Lauriston

It was the first time she had called Lauriston by his name, and he gave her arm an involuntary pressure as they hastened along.

The Orange-Yellow Diamond 1899

His father, William Law, was a rich goldsmith, and left his son an estate of considerable value, called Lauriston, situated about four miles from Edinburgh.

The Crayon Papers Washington Irving 1821

Located on rue Lauriston, in an 18th century building with a restored Haussmann exterior, it is the perfect setting for a romantic weekend.

Denise Dennis: See, Stroll and Savor Paris in Spring Denise Dennis 2011

While the 16th is synonymous with affluence and old money, rue Lauriston is merely an anonymous spoke rising from behind the Arc de Triomphe—the sort of street that has shuttered ethnic restaurants and even an abandoned TV dumped on the sidewalk.

Back to the Basics Bruce Palling 2011

One Copy is on display at The Lauriston Gallery, Sale, to 17 Jan. Field Music's new album Plumb gets a wider release on 13 Feb

Field Music make an exhibition of themselves with One Copy 2012

Located on rue Lauriston, in an 18th century building with a restored Haussmann exterior, it is the perfect setting for a romantic weekend.

Denise Dennis: See, Stroll and Savor Paris in Spring Denise Dennis 2011

The only remaining version of One Copy is now sealed inside a record player in Sale's Lauriston Gallery, intended as an ironic comment on the way we share and experience recorded music in the digital age.

Field Music make an exhibition of themselves with One Copy 2012

The consequences of the use of the steel ax by a tribe of aborigines were studied by the anthropologist Lauriston Sharp 1952.

Diffusion of Innovations Everett M. Rogers 1995

Anthropologist Lauriston Sharp 1952 conducted his investigation of the Yir Yoront by the method of participant observation.

Diffusion of Innovations Everett M. Rogers 1995

Sharp, Lauriston (1952), “Steel Axes for Stone Age Australians,” in Edward H. Spicer (ed.)

Diffusion of Innovations Everett M. Rogers 1995