Ranulph

RANULPH the fourth earl in this fuccef - fion, and the fccond of that name, fon of the former Ranulph, and a man, though rcfem - bling his father in moderation and love of juftice, yet more heroical and magnanimous in his difpo - fition, as appeared in his noble carriage in great battles and affairs of war, wherein he (hewed great valiancy, and alio wifdom in managing the fame.

The History of Cheshire: Containing King's Vale-royal Entire 1778

The boy was called Ranulph, a name which had passed to him through several generations of Jersey forebears -- Ranulph Delagarde.

The Battle of the Strong — Volume 1 A Romance of Two Kingdoms Gilbert Parker 1897

The boy was called Ranulph, a name which had passed to him through several generations of Jersey forebears -- Ranulph Delagarde.

The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897

The boy was called Ranulph, a name which had passed to him through several generations of Jersey forebears -- Ranulph Delagarde.

The Battle of the Strong — Complete A Romance of Two Kingdoms Gilbert Parker 1897

"Ranulph," said Lady Rookwood, sternly, to her son, "beware how you thwart me!"

Rookwood William Harrison Ainsworth 1843

"Ranulph," said she, though almost overcome by her alarm, "stay not an instant here with me.

Rookwood William Harrison Ainsworth 1843

Famous names still appear here as part of a remarkably lively programme of launches and other events, featuring stellar bookings such as Nigella Lawson, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Ranulph Fiennes.

Independent bookshops in Wales 2011

As if to emphasise its universal appeal, the magazine's 300,000 Brit readers include UK's Channel 4 news anchor Jon Snow, aristo explorer Ranulph Fiennes, author William Boyd, comedian Dawn French and a swathe of front bench politicians of both major parties.

Colin Morrison: Is This the World's Most Successful Magazine? Colin Morrison 2011

As if to emphasise its universal appeal, the magazine's 300,000 Brit readers include UK's Channel 4 news anchor Jon Snow, aristo explorer Ranulph Fiennes, author William Boyd, comedian Dawn French and a swathe of front bench politicians of both major parties.

Colin Morrison: Is This the World's Most Successful Magazine? Colin Morrison 2011

The energetic owner, Stephen Poulter, organises an annual local heritage weekend in partnership with the town's library and museum, and hosts popular meet-the-author events twice a year, which attract the likes of Bill Bryson, Ranulph Fiennes and Julie Walters.

Independent Bookshops in East England 2011