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[show]A timeline of events in Downton Abbey from 1912 to 1924
If listing any specific dates, please use a reference and make note of the episode or other canon source that the information comes from, including a short quote if possible.
Early events Edit
This section is for listing events that take place prior to the beginning of the series.
- 1772 – George III creates the title of Earl of Grantham.[1]
- 1840s - Roberta is born[2].
- 1842 – Violet Crawley is born to a Baronet.[3]
- 1849 – Grantham House is renovated to its current appearance.[4]
- 1852 to 1862 – Isobel Crawley is born.[5]
- 1857, May 30 - The Siege of Lucknow begins. Roberta "loads the guns"[6].
- 1859 - First Odessa pogrom[7] causing the great grandfather of Atticus Aldridge to emigrate to England. Rose and Atticus mention this in Episode 5.05.
- 1860, circa September – Violet and her husband marry.[8]
- 1866 – Robert is born[9].
- 1860s to 1874 – Rosamund is born[10].
- 1868, July 18 – Cora Levinson, later Crawley, is born.
- 1869 to 1870s – Harold Levinson is born.[11]
- Late 1860s - Violet is, despite being married, pursued by Lord Hepworth's father.
- 1871 - Second Odessa[12] pogrom causing the remaining members of the Aldridge family to emigrate to England. Rose and Atticus Aldridge mention this in Episode 5.05.
- 1874, January 23 - Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha[13] marries Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia[14] at the winter palace in St. Petersburg, Russia. Violet attends the wedding and meets Prince Igor Kuragin. Prince Kuragin asks her to run away with him and Violet does, only to be stopped by Irina Kuragin who wrenches Violet from the carriage and sends her back to Lord Grantham - who failed to notice anything. When Lord Grantham presents her with a frame of their two children, Violet immediately regrets her choice to run away and never makes a choice like it again. This, in turn, inspires Violet to help rescue Princess Irina when the situation arises.
- 1878, 20 March - Wedding of Hannah Rothschild and Lord Roseberry, at the Board Room of Guardians in Mount Street. Lady Violet attends.[15]
- Late 1870s or Late 1880s – Rosamund and Marmaduke Painswick marry[16] and purchase a house, 35 Belgrave Square, after their marriage[17].
- 1885, January to September – Matthew Crawley is born.
- 1888 – Cora is brought to England by her mother, Martha Levinson, for the London season and to find her a husband.[18]
- 16 February[19] 1890[20] – Cora and Robert marry and Cora signs her fortune over to the estate[21]. The money is "tied up tight" with the Crawley Family having, in Isidore's eyes, "quite enough" and the rest is left for Martha to live on and Harold to inherit.[22] The wedding takes place in England.[23]
- 1890 to 1912 – both Cora's father, Isidore, and Robert's father die.
- 1891 – Mary Crawley is born.
- 1891 - Lord Sinderby's family flee Russia and change their family surname to "Aldridge".[24]
- 1892 – Edith Crawley is born.
- August/September - December 1895 – Sybil Crawley, later Branson is born.[25]
- At some point in the same year, Lavinia Swire was born to Reginald and Anne Swire.
- Before 1899 - John Bates and Joseph Molesley serve together as footmen in a house near Stafford.[26]
- 1899 to 1902 – Robert and John Bates serve together in the Second Anglo-Boer War[27] for at least 18 months up to its conclusion in 1902. Dr. Richard Clarkson similarly serves in the war at about the same time.[28]
- At some point during the same years, Isobel trains to be a Nurse[29]
- Approx 1900: James MacClare, Earl of Newtonmore, is born.
- Approx 1901: Annabelle MacClare is born.
- 1902 – Rose MacClare is born.
- 1906 - John Bates leaves the army.[30]
- Between 1902 and 1913 - Cora meets Rose MacClare for the first time[31].
- Some time before 1912 - Reginald trains to be a doctor under Sir John Turnbull, father of his wife, Isobel, and her brother, Sir Edward Turnbull, who also trains to be a doctor.[32]
- 1908, April 5 - Herbert Henry (H.H.) Asquith succeeds Henry Campbell-Bannerman as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
- 1909-1912 - Reginald Crawley studies dropsy and publishes works on it[33] before dying.
- 1910, May 6 - George V[34] succeeds Edward VII[35] as King of the United Kingdom, the British Dominions and Emperor of India. Rose is presented to the King in the 2013 Christmas Special.
- Before 1913 – Susan Flintshire visits Downton Abbey[36].
- 1912, March - The Countess of Rothes joins the Crawleys for dinner at Downton. The Countess expresses her excitement of boarding the RMS Titanic on its maiden voyage to New York the following month.
- 1912, April 15 - Titanic sinks, taking not only Patrick and James Crawley, but also Charles Hays, which will have consequences in series 3.
Series 1 (1912–1914)Edit
Episode 1.01Edit
Set in April 1912, when news arrives of the sinking of the Titanic and the death of Downton's heir James and his son Patrick.[37] The most likely date for the opening of the first episode is April 16, 1912. A full analysis can be found here. The memorial service for James and Patrick takes place three months after the sinking of the Titanic, meaning the episode ends sometime after July 1912[38].
- 1912, Summer - The Marconi Scandal[39] breaks, implicating highly placed members of the Liberal government under H, H. Asquith, including David Lloyd George for insider trading in Marconi shares. Lavinia Swire admits to starting the scandal in episode 2.03 by stealing papers from her uncle, Liberal minister Jonathan Swire and providing them to Richard Carlisle.
- 1912, August - Matthew and Robert meet[40].
Episode 1.02Edit
Set in September 1912[41] and ending in, at least, October[42].
Episode 1.03Edit
Mary is instantly attracted to handsome Turkish attaché Kemal Pamuk. Their romance is cut brutally short, sending ripples of unease through the house.[43]
- 1913, March 4 - Woodrow Wilson succeeds William Howard Taft as President of the United States.
Probably set in April to May of 1913 given the clues that it is set during fox hunting season which traditionally runs from November through April[44], and that the sun is up prior to 6:00 AM[45]. In Yorkshire the sun does not rise before 6:00 AM until after the vernal equinox[46]. It is known from episode one that Daisy knocks up the other maids at 6:00 AM, so it is clearly before 6:00 AM when she observes Mary, Cora and Anna carrying the body of Mr. Pemuk at a time when the sun has clearly risen.
Episode 1.04Edit
Carnival sign states Thursday May 29th, which would have been in 1913. Violet and Isobel are in conflict over a medical ailment affecting Molesley. Elsewhere, Carson fears there is a thief at Downton.[47]
- 1913, June 4 - Emily Davison steps in front of King George V's horse Anmer, sustaining injuries that would result in her death four days later [48]. This event is mentioned at the beginning of episode six.
- 1913, July 29 - Albania's independence was recognised by the Conference of London. Kemal Pamuk's visit in episode three is for purposes of attending the talks regarding Albania's independence.[49]
Episode 1.05Edit
Mary is introduced to a potential suitor, but she thinks he is too old and stuffy. Mrs Patmore fears she may be going blind.[50]
During the walk to the flower show, Bates accepts a ride on a wagon full of hay - if it was haymaking season it is likely the flower show took place in late summer.
Episode 1.06Edit
Opens with the title card "May 1914."
- 1914, June 28 - Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, heir presumptive to the Austro-Hungarian throne, and his wife, Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg, were shot dead in Sarajevo, by Gavrilo Princip.[53]
Episode 1.07Edit
Opens with the title card "July 1914." Ends on August 4th or 5th, as Britain declared war on Germany at 11:00 PM August 4, 1914.[54]
Series 1-2 Gap (1914-1916)Edit
- 1914 - 1916 Crawley dog Pharaoh dies and the Crawleys get a new dog named Isis.
- 1914 - 1916 Matthew meets Lavinia Swire.
- 1914 - 1916 Mary meets Sir Richard Carlisle.
- 1915, April 25 - 1916, January 9 Gallipoli Campaign[55], Robert remarks that if Churchill could go back to the front after the gilly business, why shouldn't he.
- 1916, March 2 The Military Service Act[56] goes into effect. It was the first time that legislation had been passed in British military history introducing conscription. The Act specified that men from 18 to 41 years old were liable to be called up for service in the army. Due to political considerations the Act did not extend to Ireland. In Series 2, William Mason, Joseph Molesley[57] and Tom Branson would all be called up, however the latter two would receive medical exemptions.
- 1916, May 31 - June 1 Battle of Jutland[59], Charles Blake and Anthony Foyle serve together on HMS Iron Duke.
Series 2 (1916–1919)Edit
Episode 2.01Edit
Opens with the title card "The Somme, 1916." Though the episode gives no specific date, the Battle of the Somme raged from July 1st to November 18th, 1916.
- 1916, December 7 David Lloyd George succeeds H.H. Asquith as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
- 1917, February 5 Mrs. Patmore's nephew, Archibald Philpotts is killed for cowardice under fire.
Episode 2.02Edit
Opens with the title card "April 1917". Carson is finding it tough maintaining standards in the house, and the suicide of a young officer prompts Isobel to suggest converting Downton Abbey into a convalescent hospital.[60]
- 1917, April 6 - American President Wilson asks Congress for "a war to end all wars" that would "make the world safe for democracy". Congress responds by declaring war on the German Empire.[61][62]
- 1917, July 17 - King George V, by royal proclamation changes the name of the British Royal Family from the German Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (a branch of the House of Wettin) to the English Windsor, due to the anti-German sentiment in the British Empire.[63]
Episode 2.03Edit
After Downton is turned into a convalescent home for wounded officers, Matthew brings a general to visit, but Branson has a surprise in store. And is Lavinia hiding something?[64]
Tom Branson mentions that Kerensky has been made prime minister. This occurred on July 2, 1917 and he was deposed in the October Revolution on November 7 of the same year.[65] Tom goes on to say that the Tsar was "imprisoned in the Alexander Palace with all his family". The Romanovs were moved to Tobolsk in the Urals in August, thus dating this episode between July and early September of 1917, allowing time for the news to get out.[66]
Episode 2.04Edit
Tensions flare between Isobel and Cora. Ethel's flirtation with Major Bryant lands her in hot water. There is worrying news about Matthew. Branson declares his feelings for Sybil.[67]
- 1918, February 6 - Representation of the People Act[68] goes into effect granting some women the vote[69]. Edith mentions this in episode 3.04 saying that she still does not have the vote because she is not yet 30 years old nor a landowner.
Episode 2.05Edit
Opens with the title card "Amiens, 1918"a. Major battle occurred between the dates of August 8 and 12, 1918.
Tom Branson mentions that "They shot the Tsar and all of his family". The killing of the Romanov family occurred on July 17, 1918[70], however it is reasonable to assume Tom was referring to an event that occurred sometime earlier.
Episode 2.06Edit
Carlisle threatens to ruin Mary if she jilts him. A major comes to stay - but is he really who he claims to be? Bates learns that Vera has succeeded in scuppering the divorce.[71]
- 1918, October 27 - November 2 - 2200 deaths in London attributed to Spanish flu.[72] Cora Crawley, Charles Carson and Lavinia Swire would all contract Spanish flu the following April, Lavinia would not survive it.
- 1918, November 11 - The episode ends on the day of the armstice (First Armistice at Compiègne)[73] later commemorated in Commonwealth countries as Remembrance Day and Poppy Day, and in the U.S. as Veterans Day[74].
Episode 2.07Edit
The time stamp says 1919.
How long can Sybil and Branson keep their secret? Carlisle puts Anna in a difficult position, Bates is left reeling from the news about Vera, and Thomas embarks on a new scheme.[75]
- 1919, March 7 - The Canadian Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad (GTPR) is nationalised after defaulting on loan payments. The GTPR was owned by the Grand Trunk Railway (GTR), headquartered in England, and in which Robert had invested a significant portion of Cora's fortune.[76] The financial impact would hit in the spring of 1920.
Episode 2.08Edit
Set in April 1919.[77]
With the wedding approaching there is excitement in the air, but will Branson's plans rattle everyone? A decisive Anna forces Bates to think about their future.[78]
- 1919, April 13 - Amritsar massacre, also know as the Jallianwala Bagh massacre occurs in the Punjab region of India. On the orders of Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer, the British army fired on a crowd of people protesting the arrest of two of their leaders. They fired for ten minutes, directing their bullets largely towards the few open gates through which people were trying to run out. The figures released by the British government were 370 dead and 1200 wounded.[79] Isobel, Hugh MacClare and Lord Sinderby discuss the event in episode 5.08.
- 1919, June 28 - The Treaty of Versailles[80] is signed, officially ending the state of war between Germany and the allied powers excepting the U.S. The U.S. negotiated separate treaties principally under the Knox–Porter Resolution[81].
2011 Christmas SpecialEdit
Christmas 1919. Downton Abbey is hosting a lavish party, yet despite it being the season of goodwill, tensions are rife and Bates's arrest has cast a shadow over the festivities.[82] b
Ends on 12th January, 1920 with the servants ball and Matthew's proposal to Mary[83].
- 1920, January 16 Prohibition begins in the U.S. Mentioned by Robert in Episode 4.08, where he says "down with prohibition" and that "Harold has his uses".
Series 3 (1920–1921)Edit
Episode 3.01Edit
Spring 1920;[84] Cora's mother arrives for Matthew and Mary's wedding, but with the couple's relationship under strain will they even make it to the altar? Robert has some shocking news.[85]..
Episode 3.02Edit
In the hope of financial rescue from her American grandmother, Mary conspires with Violet to make sure Downton puts on a bigger show than ever before.[86]
Episode 3.03Edit
Edith's big day finally arrives, but will the family be convinced that Strallan's age does not matter? Mary takes matters into her own hands - but the price could be high.[87]
Episode 3.04Edit
Branson's political views land him in hot water and Sybil's loyalty is tested to the limit. Ethel is torn between head and heart as she makes a decision about her son's future.[88]
Set before 18th August, 1920c and most definitely set before 11th of August.[89]
Episode 3.05Edit
An exciting offer for Edith divides opinion. Isobel throws Ethel a lifeline. New maid Ivy is attracting attention below stairs, and Alfred's interest is resented by Daisy.[90]
Also notable, the death of Lady Sybil in this episode.
Episode 3.06Edit
Tempers fray as Isobel's kind gesture backfires. Branson's decisions are put under scrutiny. As Bates's chance of freedom slips away, he goes to extreme lengths.[91]
Episode 3.07Edit
Anna's patience is finally rewarded. Edith has an unexpected admirer. Matthew refuses to back down over his concerns. Branson's plans for the christening cause consternation.[92]
- John Bates is freed from prison.
- Kieran Branson visits Downton for the baptism of Miss Sybil Branson.
- Jarvis resigns.
- Edith Crawley is hired as a journalist by Michael Gregson.
- Thomas Barrow kisses a sleeping Jimmy Kent and is caught by Alfred Nugent.
Episode 3.08Edit
Opens prior to August 11th, 1920 and ends on, or before, 30th September, 1920[93]
The annual cricket match brings out Robert's competitive side.d As Violet's great niece Rose arrives, a trip to London reveals there is more to her than meets the eye.[94]
- Downton Abbey's annual cricket match with the village takes place and the house team win.
- Rose MacClare visits Downton.
- Edith, Rose and Matthew visit London, and stay at Rosamund Painswick's house.
- Rose meets with Terence Margadale at the Blue Dragon club.
- Mary and Matthew separately visit Dr. Ryder in London about their reproductive health.
- Edith visits Michael Gregson and finds out that he has a wife, who he tells her is in an insane asylum.
- John and Anna move into a cottage on the Downton estate.
- Robert Crawley promotes Thomas Barrow to under butler and Jimmy Kent to first footman.
- Ethel Parks leaves Isobel Crawley's employment to go work for a Mrs. Watson, who lives near the Bryants and her son, Charlie Parks.
- Tom and baby Sybil are to live in Downton Abbey with the family until Sybil is older.
- 1920, August 11 - Charles Ponzi's "scheme" comes crashing down. He is arrested the next day.
- 1920, August 18 - The US ratifies the 19th amendment to the Constitution granting universal suffrage to women[95], mentioned by Robert in episode 3.04.
- 1920, September 3 - The film Way Down East[96] mentioned in episode 3.07 is released in the US.[97]
2012 Christmas SpecialEdit
Opens with the title card: one year later.
Set in September,[98] 1921.[99]
- 1921, March 4 - Warren G. Harding[100] succeeds Woodrow Wilson as President of the United States. While never mentioned by name, it is his administration that is scandalised by Teapot Dome, and involving Cora's brother Harold.
The family receive a warm welcome at Duneagle Castle, visiting Rose and her parents in the Highlands. But there is no disguising the tensions between their hosts.[101]
- Edna Braithwaite joins Downton as a new general maid and leaves soon after.
- Michael Gregson meets Edith's family whilst they are all in Scotland.
- It is arranged that Rose will stay with the Crawley's whilst her parents, Susan and Hugh MacClare are in India.
- Beryl Patmore has a short lived romance with Jos Tufton
- Some of the staff and Isobel Crawley and Richard Clarkson vist Thirsk fair.
- Thomas saves Jimmy from being beaten up and is beaten himself, instead. Due to this they end up agreeing to be friends.
- Birth of George Crawley.
- Death of Matthew Crawley.
Series 3-4 Gap (1921-1922)Edit
- Rose moves to Downton.
- Hugh and Susan MacClare move to India.
- Sarah O'Brien corresponds with the MacClares to work for them in India.
Series 4 (1922—1923)Edit
This series picks up six months after the end of the 2012 Christmas Special, and covers February 1922 into the summer of 1923.[102][103]
Episode 4.01Edit
Set in February 1922, six months after the death of Matthew Crawley.
- 1922, January 11 - Leonard Thompson, a 14-year-old diabetic who lay dying at the Toronto General Hospital, was given the first injection of insulin.[104] Isobel Crawley and Lord Merton discuss the recent successes with the use of insulin in episode 5.02.
- Valentines day occurs during this episode - Anna and John Bates swap cards, Alfred Nugent sends one to Ivy Stuart, Beryl Patmore sends one to Daisy Mason.
- Sarah O'Brien leaves Downton to move to India under the employ of Susan MacClare.
- Nanny West is fired by Cora Crawley
- Edna Braithwaite is hired as Cora's new lady's maid.
- Charles Grigg is released from Ripon Workhouse into the care of Isobel Crawley.
Episode 4.02Edit
Opens in or after April 1922, as Jimmy says Phyllis Dare will be appearing in York after appearing in "The Lady of the Rose" in London. She appeared in this musical between February 21 and April of 1922.
- 1922, April 15 U.S Senator John B. Kendrick introduced a resolution calling for an investigation of the Teapot Dome (Wyoming) land deal, opening the scandal involving Cora's brother Harold Levinson and the need for Robert to go to America in episode 4.07.[105]
Episode 4.03Edit
Episode 4.04Edit
Episode 4.05Edit
Episode 4.06Edit
Episode 4.07Edit
- July 1922 - Robert Crawley heads to America when his brother-in-law, Harold Levinson, gets in trouble for his role in the Teapot Dome Scandal.
Episode 4.08Edit
- 1922, October 22 David Lloyd George is succeeded as Prime minister by Andrew Bonar Law.
- 1922, November 4 Howard Carter[106] opens the tomb of Tutankhamun[107] in the Valley of the Kings[108], Egypt. While never mentioned in the series, this expedition was financed by the 5th Earl of Carnarvon[109], owner of Highclere Castle used as the filming location for Downton Abbey. The Crawley dogs Isis and Pharaoh allude to this connection. The 5th Earl of Carnarvon would die on April 5, 1923 of erysipelas[110] and blood poisoning contracted from an infected mosquito bite. The same condition Isobel Crawley misdiagnoses for Mr. Molesley in season one.
- 1922, December 6 - Ireland's independence is officially recognized.[111]
- 1923, January 1 - The North Eastern Railway (NER)[112] merges with the newly formed London and North Eastern Railway (LNER)[113], the line which serves Downton Railway Station.
- 1923, April 26 - Prince Albert, Duke of York marries Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon at Westminster Abbey.[114]
- 1923, May 22 - Andrew Bonar Law is succeeded as Prime Minister by Stanley Baldwin.
2013 Christmas SpecialEdit
Set between April and August 1923[115]; most likely May.
- The Crawley's attend the London summer season, staying at Grantham House
- Rose MacClare is presented at Buckingham Palace
- Harold and Martha Levinson visit
- Edith Crawley has returned from Switzerland with Rosamund Painswick, having spent eight months there and given birth to a girl.
Series 4-5 Gap (1923-1924)Edit
- 1923, August 2 - Calvin Coolidge[116] becomes President of the United States following the death of Warren Harding.
- 1923, November 8 - Adolf Hitler and the SA storm a public meeting in the Bürgerbräukeller, a large beer hall in Munich. The next day they march on the Bavarian War Ministry. Four police officers and sixteen NSDAP[117] members were killed in the confrontation. Hitler was arrested two days later. It was known as the "Beer Hall Putsch"[118].
- 1923, November 16 - Hyperinflation peaks in Germany with the U.S. Dollar trading at 4,210,500,000,000 German marks. A new currency, the Rentenmark, replaces the worthless Reichsbank marks.[119]
- 1924, January 21 - Vladimir Lenin dies following a series of strokes that had largely incapacitated him since 1922. Joseph Stalin[120] consolidates power following his death.
- 1924, January 22 - Ramsey MacDonald succeeds Stanley Baldwin as Prime Minister.
- 1924, February 1 - The UK recognises the Soviet Union[121].
Series 5 (1924)Edit
Episode 5.01Edit
Set between 15th and 17th February 1924[122].
Episode 5.02Edit
Set in April, 1924, in the days leading up to and after the British Empire Exhibition[123].
- 1924, February 26 to April 1 - Trial of Adolf Hitler. Robert references the "Brownshirts" and the recent trial of its leader in a conversation with Edith about Michael Gregson in episode 5.04. Cora states in episode 5.06 that Hitler was sentenced to five years in prison. The sentencing occured on April 1, 1924.
- 1924, April 23 King George V gives the first radio broadcast by a sitting British monarch, opening the British Empire Exhibition[124] at Wembley, Middlesex.
Episode 5.03Edit
Episode 5.04Edit
Episode 5.05Edit
Set after 22 September, 1924.[125]
- 1924, September 22 - Bernard Fitzalan-Howard inherits the title of Baron Howard of Glossop, following the death of his father, Francis Edward Fitzalan-Howard.
- 1924 - The first nudist colony is established at Wickford, Essex[126]. Rose mentions this in Episode 5.05.
Episode 5.06Edit
Episode 5.07Edit
Episode 5.08Edit
Set in the two weeks leading up to and including October 25, 1924.[128]
- 1924, October 24 - Rose MacClare marries Ephraim Atticus Aldridge at the register's office at Caxton Hall in London.[129]
- 1924, October 25 - The WWI memorial is unveiled at a presentation in Downton.
- 1924, November 4 - Stanley Baldwin succeeds Ramsey MacDonald as Prime Minister.
2014 Christmas SpecialEdit
- 1924, Between October 25 and December 10 - The Crawleys journey to Brancaster Castle, where Lord and Lady Sinderby host a grouse shooting party.[130]
- 1924, December 24 - The Crawleys host a Christmas party for the tenants and servants. Charles Carson proposes to Elsie Hughes, and she accepts.
After Season 5Edit
- 1925, January - Tom Branson and his daughter leave England for Boston; and Atticus Aldridge and Rose leave for New York.
- ↑ a In Episode 2.05, there is a continuity error. The date of death given on William's marker at his grave reads "26/07/18"; that is, 26 July 1918. The Battle of Ameins was fought from 8–12 August 1918. Since both of these pieces of information cannot be right, it may be that William's death date should really be 26 August 1918.
- ↑ b Jessica Brown Findlay and Allen Leech did not appear as Lady Sybil Branson and Tom Branson respectively, though it is revealed that they are now married and Sybil is pregnant.
- ↑ c In this episode Robert says that "Tennessee is going to ratify the 19th Amendment". The ratification of the amendment happened on 18th August, 1920.[131]
- ↑ dCricket is a sport played outdoors in the warmer months of the year generally from mid-April to September, and given that the weather in this episode looks sunny with people wearing summer clothes we can probably place this episode in the summer of 1920.
- ↑ Series 1 Press Pack: "Downton is the home of the Crawleys, who have been the Earls of Grantham since 1772"
- ↑ Roberta fought in the siege of Lucknow where she "loaded the guns". She had to be of age - at least 17 - to fight legally.
- ↑ In Downton Abbey: Series 2 Scripts (Official): Page 495 Julian Fellowes' notes read as "At the start of the show, set in 1912, we needed Violet to be about 70. This means she was born in 1842 and she would have come out in 1860, to enjoy a few flirtations before marriage claimed her". Thus, by these notes, we can place Violet's date of birth as 1842.
- ↑ The main façade of Grantham House bears the inscription "RESTITVTA ANNO DOMINI MDCCCXLIX". (2013 Christmas Special). "Restituta" means "restored"; Bridgewater House (whose exterior serves as "Grantham House" in the show, was originally built c. 1626, but was renovated by Charles Barry in the 1849s. Barry was also the architect who built Highclere Castle (which serves as "Downton Abbey") at around the same time.
- ↑ The Downton Abbey: Series 1 Scripts (Official) : page 71 states that Isobel is an "attractive woman in her fifties" meaning that she was born between 1853 and 1862; being born in 1853 would make her 59 and being born in 1862 would make her 50.
- ↑ Siege of Lucknow
- ↑ First Odessa pogrom
- ↑ Violet says that she was "recently married" in 1860 to Rose in an attempt to cheer her up in the 2012 Christmas Special. As well as this, she specifies that she attended her first Gillies Ball after being married in 1860. The Gillies Ball takes place in September.
- ↑ In Downton Abbey: Series 2 Scripts (Official): Page 7 Robert is described as "someone of fifty" indicating, as the first episode is set in 1916, that he was born in 1866.
- ↑ Rosamund's age is unspecified in the show, but she is either older or younger than Robert, putting her birthdate in the 1860s or 1870s. She is also stated to be alive by 1874, when her parents travelled to Russia.
- ↑ Harold's age is unspecified, but he is either older than Cora, making him born before 1868, or younger, making him born in 1869 or later.
- ↑ Second Odessa pogrom
- ↑ Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
- ↑ Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia
- ↑ Episode 5.08
- ↑ A woman has her season, typically, at 17 and, depending on whether she was born in the 1860s or 1870s, Rosamund would have been presented sometime in the late 1870s or late 1880s and married Marmaduke at some point after her season. These dates also take into account the fact that Rosamund could, like Rose, have had a late season and been in her 20s.
- ↑ Rosamund informs Lavinia in Series 2 that she and Marmaduke "bought the house when we were married."
- ↑ Downton Abbey Season 1 Press Pack: Page 7
- ↑ On Episode 5.01, Robert and Cora's wedding anniversary is said to be on "the 16th" and Ramsay MacDonald is implied to be recently put in office; Ramsay MacDonald became Prime Minister - for the first time - on 22nd January 1924. The episode cannot be set in January as their anniversary is "the 16th" and MacDonald was not in office until the 22nd, making February the earliest that the episode - and in turn Robert and Cora's anniversary - can be set. Furthermore, Mrs Hughes says that the wedding anniversary falls on a Saturday, and 16 February was indeed a Saturday in 1924. The only other Saturday was August, but as Episode 5.02 shows King George Speaking from the British Empire Exhibition (which he did on 23rd April, 1924) the episode cannot be set in August.
- ↑ While the Downton Abbey Season 1 Press Pack says that Robert and Cora married in 1889, Episode 5.01 shows the couple celebrating their 34th wedding anniversary in 1924.
- ↑ Downton Abbey Season 1 Press Pack: Page 7
- ↑ Episode 3.01 and 2013 Christmas Special
- ↑ 2013 Christmas Special: Martha confirms that Harold has not been to England since "[Cora's] wedding".
- ↑ Episode 5.05 and 5.07.
- ↑ In Episode 3.04 Robert says that "Tennessee is going to ratify the 19th Amendment". The ratification of the amendment happened on 18th August, 1920 - as seen by 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution: Women's Right to Vote, National Archives, retrieved 31st August, 2013 - and cricket is played in Episode 3.08. The cricket season for 1920 ended on 30th September. Baby Sybbie is born between the two dates and for Sybil to be "24" (with the episode set in 1920 and her birthdate being 1895) she cannot have yet celebrated her 25th birthday.
- ↑ The following conversation occurs in the Series 1 Script Book.
- Anna: I wonder what that Mr Molesley makes of them.
- William: Mr Bates, you know Mr Molesley, don't you?
- Bates: I do. We were footmen together. In a house near Stafford. Before the South African War.
- Anna: I wonder what that Mr Molesley makes of them.
- ↑ Boer War
- ↑ All based on medals worn on the day of the WWI memorial presentation in episode 5.08.
- ↑ Isobel, in Episode 1.02, says that she "trained to be a nurse" during the Boer War. Though she doesn't mention the war by name, it is very likely to be this war she is referring to.
- ↑ "John Bates. He must have left the army about eight years ago." --Anna inquiring about him to an NCO, episode 1.07
- ↑ Bates confirms, in the 2012 Christmas Special, that the family travelled to Duneagle "every year" except for 1914 - 1918 because of the war and 1920 due to Sybil's death.
- ↑ This event, though happening in an undisclosed year, has to have happened at some point in the years before 1912 as Doctor Clarkson knows of Reginald's works.
- ↑ Doctor Clarkson says he is "familiar" with Reginald's work on Dropsy and that it is a "new procedure" in 1912, meaning the notes were published comparatively recently.
- ↑ George V
- ↑ Edward VII
- ↑ In Series 1 Episode 6 Violet says that Susan must have "forgotten the layout of the house" implying that it has been - at least - several years since Susan came to Downton.
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 1 , itv Player, itv.com.
- ↑ Downton Abbey Series 1 Official Script: Page 29. A discussion between Murray and Robert occurs.
- Murray: "It was right to bury Mr Crawley in Canada. In fact I hear the Canadians are making quite a thing of the Titanic cemetery."
- Robert: "It seems strange to have buried James without Patrick."
- Murray: "They may still find some trace of him."
- Robert: "After three months? I doubt it. No, I'm afraid Patrick was food for the fishes long ago."
- ↑ Marconi scandal
- ↑ Isobel mentions, when they arrive at Crawley House, that Matthew liked Robert when he "met him a month ago." As the episode begins in September, the meeting took place in August.
- ↑ In Episode 1 Sybil says they can be "out of full mourning by September"; as they're in half mourning in Episode 2 it places the episode firmly in Spetember 1912
- ↑ Mary says, in Episode 1.02: "I'm afraid Papa wants to teach Granny a lesson. Poor Granny, a month ago these people were strangers - now she must share power with the mother and I must marry the son." meaning that it has been at least a month between Matthew and Isobel's arrival and the scene of Sybil and Mary discussing mourning.
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 3 , itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Fox Hunting Season
- ↑ Rising and setting times for the Sun in York
- ↑ Vernal Equinix
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 4, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Emily Davison
- ↑ Albanian Independence
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 5 , itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Violet to Sybil: "Well, I doubt I'd expect to curtsey to Their Majesties in June, when I'd been arrested at a riot in May. But them I'm old. Things may be different now." --Episode 1.06
- ↑ Cora to Sybil:"You were a great success in London, darling. Well done." --Episode 1.07
- ↑ Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
- ↑ World War I, July Crisis
- ↑ Gallipoli Campaign
- ↑ Military Service Act
- ↑ This would imply that Molesley was 41 or younger in 1916, however series 5 establishes that he was 43 at the time. The age was extended to 51 in 1918.
- ↑ Ireland - Steps to independence
- ↑ Battle of Jutland
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 2, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ United States declaration of war on Germany
- ↑ American entry into World War I
- ↑ House of Windsor
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 3, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Russian Revolution
- ↑ Nicholas II - Final months and execution
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 4, itv Player, exact quote.
- ↑ Representation of the People Act
- ↑ Women's suffrage in the United Kingdom
- ↑ Killing of the Romanov family
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 6, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ 1918 flu pandemic
- ↑ First Armistice at Compiègne
- ↑ Armistice Day
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 7, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Grand Trunk Railway - Bankruptcy and nationalisation
- ↑ In Episode 2.07 Lavinia says that She and Matthew are marrying in "April"; so Episode 2.08, when their wedding was supposed to take place, is set in April. As it is after the armistice of November 1918, this means it is 1919; as well as this, Mary says that there are "Three full days" left until the wedding, thus backing up Lavinia's words.
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 8, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Amritsar massacre
- ↑ Treaty of Versailles
- ↑ Knox–Porter Resolution
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 1: Downton Abbey Christmas Special 2011, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Downton Abbey Scripts (Official): Page 532. A conversation between Carson and Mrs Hughes takes place:
- Mrs Hughes: I think I'll say goodnight. I've got a long day tomorrow.
- Carson: I don't envy you.
- Mrs Hughes: I can't bear to think about it. What can they want from me?
- Carson: Just do your best, and you'll be home before you know it.
- Mrs Hughes: And what news will I bring with me? That reminds me. What should we do about the Servants' Ball? It's only five days away. Can we delay it?
- Carson: But the Servants' Ball is always held on the twelfth of January, the birthday of the first Countess.
- Mrs Hughes: I don't care if it's the birthday of Chu Chin Chow. This year, should we hold it back?
- Carson: The verdict will guide us to the appropriate response.
- ↑ The title of "Spring 1920" appears on the screen, setting this in 1920
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 1, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 2, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 3, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 4, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Robert mentions Charles Ponzi in 3.08 with his scheme having not yet collapsed.
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 5, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 6, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 7, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Robert mentions Charles Ponzi. The scheme that now bears his name came crashing down on August 11 and he was arrested the following day. As well as this, the cricket season for 1920 ends on 30th September 1920 and cricket is played in the episode, meaning that the episode is set sometime between the 10th of August (which is the latest date BEFORE the collapse) and the 30th of September.
- ↑ Downton Abbey: Episode 8, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ Universal suffrage
- ↑ Way Down East
- ↑ This presents a problem for the timeline because episode 5.08 must occur prior to the Ponzi scheme's collapse on August 11, while episode 5.07 must occur after the release of Way Down East on September 3.
- ↑ A racy new maid, another shock for Lady Edith and simmering tension between Matthew and Lady Mary. Hold on to your hats as Downton decamps to Scotland, Nicole Lampert, dailymail.co.uk, 22:31, 21st December, 2012.
- ↑ The title screen for Episode 3.01 says that that episode is set in Spring 1920; the 2012 Christmas Special is, by the previous reference, confirmed to be set in September, and as this is a year after 1920, it must be 1921.
- ↑ Warren G. Harding
- ↑ Downton Abbey, itv Player, itv.com, exact quote.
- ↑ 'Downton Abbey' Season 4: Does Thomas tell Lady Cora about the soap incident?, Andrea Reiher, Zap 2 it, 6th August, 2013.
- ↑ Downton Abbey Season 4 preview gets rave reviews, ITV.com/news, 14th August, 2013. Quote: "The show will return to ITV 1 in the Autumn with the first episode set in 1922, six months after the death of Matthew Crawley in a car accident, which was revealed in last year's Christmas episode."
- ↑ Insulin
- ↑ Teapot Dome investigation
- ↑ Howard Carter
- ↑ Tutankhamun
- ↑ Valley of the Kings
- ↑ George Herbert, 5th Earl of Carnarvon
- ↑ Erysipelas
- ↑ Ireland independence
- ↑ North Eastern Railway
- ↑ London and North Eastern Railway
- ↑ Wedding of Prince Albert, Duke of York, and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
- ↑ Official Debrett's season dates
- ↑ Calvin Coolidge
- ↑ NSDAP (Nazi Party)
- ↑ Beer Hall Putsch
- ↑ Hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic
- ↑ Joseph Stalin
- ↑ Soviet Union
- ↑ Robert and Cora's anniversary is said to be on "The 16th" and Ramsay MacDonald is implied to be recently in office; Ramsay MacDonald became Prime Minister - for the first time - on 22nd January 1924. The Episode cannot be set in January as their anniversary is "the 16th" and MacDonald was not in office until the 22nd, making February the earliest that the episode - and in turn Robert and Cora's anniversary - can be set. As well as this, Jimmy says that he sent Lady Anstruther another Valentines card that year, making the episode after the 14th. The Fire of Edith's bedroom is set on the night after the anniversary, meaning that it is the morning of the 17th. As well as this, Robert and Cora's anniversary party falls on Saturday the 16th. In 1924, the 16th only fell on a Saturday in the months of February and August. As King George V is heard on the wireless and spoke in April, 1924, Episode 5.01 takes place in February.
- ↑ King George V spoke from the British Empire Exhibition on 23rd April, 1924 and the events of the Episode take place before, during and after the speech, placing the Episode firmly in April.
- ↑ British Empire Exhibition
- ↑ Bernard Fitzalan-Howard, 3rd Baron Howard of Glossop makes an appearance at Lord Grantham's cocktail party, and is already introduced as "The Lord Howard of Glossop". His father, Francis Edward Fitzalan-Howard, from which he inherited the title, died on 22 September, 1924 (see here), and Lady Grantham makes a passing reference to his death.
- ↑ 1924 in the United Kingdom
- ↑ Some time after the death of Francis Edward Fitzalan-Howard and at least seven days before the wedding of Rose MacClare.
- ↑ Mrs. Hughes tells Inspector Vyner that the family will be in London all the next week, early on in episode 5.08.
- ↑ Given:
- The WWI presentation is on the 25th of the month and they will have just been back from the wedding.
- The wedding occurred on a Friday immediately before.
- Episodes 5-8 occurred after the death of Baron Howard on Sept. 22, 1924.
- And before Christmas of the same year.
- ↑ This took place after the unveiling of the World War memorial at Downton, and certainly before the tenth of December, which is the end of the grouse season, as stipulated by Game Act 1831.
- ↑ 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution: Women's Right to Vote, National Archives, retrieved 31st August, 2013.


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un·wor·thyPronunciation: /ˌənˈwərT͟Hē/
Definition of unworthy in English:
adjective ( unworthier, unworthiest)
1Not deserving effort, attention, or respect: he was unworthy of trust and unfit to hold office
More example sentences
- Feeding the Fire is in fact almost unworthy of attention, because it is too unexercised to become dangerous; it will draw no real notice from critics, and reach at best a slender few hundred readers.
- Even ardent royalists may soon begin to feel that their idols are unworthy of either respect or affection.
- These may be small issues unworthy of attention, but such details can only help activists in their efforts to improving the quality of life for women and reducing gender discrimination.
undeserving, ineligible, unqualified, unfit
1.1(Of a person's action or behavior) not acceptable, especially from someone with a good reputation or social position: the expression of anger was frowned upon as being unworthy
More example sentences
- Of course any girl would be flattered that the object of her crush seems interested, but to take advantage of that makes the teacher unworthy of such a position of trust.
- 'The report was a very mean act, unworthy of a reputable media organization like the BBC,' he told a press conference.
- For my money, this thoughtfulness makes the moments of gratuitous blasphemy (which do happen, but are surely allowed too) disappointingly glib and unworthy of the rest of the script.
1.2Having little value or merit: many pieces are unworthy and ungrammatical
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- At its worst, it was fear of authority for its own sake, allowing no questioning of its justice or merit; and the shame was to be found unworthy in the judgment of that authority.
- Critics seem so often to focus on what books are unworthy or unaccomplished that I feel bad about raining on the parade of something so well liked.
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- Example sentences
- St. Paul explicitly teaches this in his letter to the Church at Corinth when he wrote, 'This means that whoever eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord unworthily sins against the body and blood of the Lord.'
- You realise, unworthily, that you're in the presence of an entirely un-English sophistication.
- When a man who accepts the Christian doctrine lives unworthily of it, it is much clearer to say he is a bad Christian than to say he is not a Christian.
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- From these letters we learn of his constant anxiety about conducting, his sense of unworthiness and deficiency, almost crippling, until the moment he stepped before the orchestra, transcending time and place.
- It is an indication of the unworthiness of the Federal ALP to govern that it would break ranks with its state counterparts, stoop to dealing with anti-gay hate groups, and exchange vows with the Coalition on the alter of bigotry.
- Not only would they save Scotland's capital city from irreversible destruction, but they might also spare Edinburgh the embarrassment of being exposed before Unesco as an example of sheer hypocrisy and unworthiness.
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On Wednesday May 20th, 1992, something happened in Wales that may never be
repeated again. Wales has had its moments in British history, from the
stern resistance but ultimate defeat to the Romans in AD 60, to the conquest
of Wales by England in 1282, to the Owain Glyndwr rebellion against English
control in 1400, to the Acts of Union in 1536 when Wales became part of the
English Empire. But what happened in 1992 gave Wales its own unique moment in British
KISStory - a concert at the National Ice Rink in our fair capital of
Cardiff. This is what happened in pictures and words...
KISS had been in the studio some time throughout the Autumn of 1991
recording what would eventually become 'Revenge'. Eric Carr had died
suddenly that November, and most wondered if KISS would carry on or not. Of
course they would. Bizarrely, the dark mood that had fallen over KISS fans
during the Autumn/Winter of '91/'92 was unexpectedely lifted when EastWest
released (in various formats!) a single from the 'Bill & Ted Bogus Journey
Soundtrack' album. That single was 'God Gave Rock 'n' Roll To You II'. I'd
heard this track sometime before during 1991 and didn't think much of it.
The single saw the light of day because the 'Bill & Ted' movie was showing
all over the country, and these singles are a great way to promote a movie.
Unbelievably, KISS had a hit on their hands. Radio was playing the track
almost constantly, and coupled with the interest in the 'B&T' movie (and not
a few KISS fans also!), the song crashed into the UK Top 10 at a UK
chart-equalling KISS performance at a staggering Number 4!!
4 years after the last time KISS were 'hip' in the UK ('Crazy, Crazy Nights'
had also got to Number 4 in October 1987), KISS were back in the newspapers
and gossip columns, particularly memorable was the tabloid 'The Sun's
headline "Ten Lip-Smacking Facts A-pout KISS". Before a KISS tour was even
beginning to be rumoured a mate of mine declared that KISS were due to play
the Cardiff National Ice Rink that following May. 'KISS in Wales? Piss off
mate!", I told him as I had him by the lapels "Don't even joke about it!".
He told me he'd heard an advert on local radio. I listened out for it the
next day, and it wasn't too long before 'God Gave..' came on the radio with a
voice-over saying 'America's most outrageous band are here, and are
playing at the Cardiff Ice Rink this May. KISS are bringing their full-set;
(cue Paul) "This is a show we feel that we owe". Tickets on sale now."
This was bloody incredible. KISS usually tour every 4 years in the UK which
usually means a long coach trip to England, usually Birmingham or London.
Cardiff was virtually my home town!
On 'phoning the Ice-Rink later that day, hearts sank as it was declared that
nothing had been confirmed as yet. Will they come? A few short days later
it was confirmed and I was lucky enough to get a ticket as the Ice-Rink show
would be smallest of the tour - about 3,500 capacity. I think it sold out
that day. Just as KISS in Wales was beginning to sink in, yet more shocks
were instore - literally 'instore'. KISS were to attend a record-signing
session at Cardiff's branch of HMV the day of the gig. This was dreamworld.
May 20th just couldn't come around quickly enough! As it was, it was a
glorious day with temperatures well in the 20s and we had much fun in
spotting all the hundreds of KISS fans in lurid KISS t-shirts lurking on
every corner in Cardiff.
The band themselves were very cool. Paul in particular made a lot of effort
to sign everything and anything people had brought in with them (we were
supposed to be restricted to one item), and even left his station to go down the
line of fans who would not get to see the band because of the sheer amount
of people waiting in front of them. It was over too quickly, and after
being interviewed outside the store by BBC Wales News on why we liked the
band so much (no KISS clips ever aired on BBC Wales), we decided to look
after the stuff we'd had signed and headed home before coming back in that
evening for the gig.
The show itself was jsut about the greatest gig I've seen (KISS or
otherwise), and Eric Singer is on the record as saying that the Cardiff show
was the most enjoybale and intense of the tour. It was quite funny to see
the size of Leon, he was barely visible most of the time as the place was so
small with such a low ceiling. As it turned out, the low ceiling would cost
the band dear. Despite selling a few suitcases worth of KISS knickers and
t-shirts, any profit made went up in smoke the moment Paul warbled his usual
intro to 'Heaven's On Fire'. The resulting pyro (pictured below!!) caused
Ł30,000 worth of damage to the ceiling, and it even made the papers the next
The Revenge tour was excellent, far better than when KISS came over in 1988
to support 'Crazy Nights' and promote 'Smashes'. KISS had gone for the full
monty, and we were impressed! I particularly remember one Spinal Tap moment
when Leon the Sphinx was supposed to speak during 'God of Thunder' (pictured
below). If he was saying 'I am the lord of the wastelands' it wasn't in
My parents were with me (well, at the back, watching from afar!) and it was
with some pride that I saw KISS reel off their hits, knowing all too well
that my folks at the back would know each and every one of them! If these
photos aren't enough to whet your appetite of Cardiff May 20th, there is a
bootleg video doing the rounds - the guy waving his t-shirt over his head
during 'Rock And Roll All Nite' is me having fun. Enjoy the rest of my
Welsh KISS photos
This page is under construction -
more photos still to be posted


text: Celebrated on the first of June by the Dayaks or Ibans of Sarawak for a week marking the end of the paddy harvesting season and the beginning of the new planting season. There is singing, dancing and considerable drinking of tuak or rice wine in the local longhouses. The Ibans working outside their village returned to the village for the celebration. There are plenty of food and certainly not shortage of entertainment and wine in the local way.


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Category:Tomkins, Thomas
Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library
Thomas Tomkins
(1572 — 9 June 1656)→
Table of Contents: Top - A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z - Chartx
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Alternative Names/Transliterations: Thomas Tompkins=
Authorities - VIAF: 56797777, LCCN: n/79/81351External links
- Detailed biography: Wikipedia ; Tomkins site
- Recordings: None given
See also
Miscellaneous information
MB : Musica Britannica (the Royal Musical Association), Stainer and Bell, London.
Compositions (33)
Compositions by: Tomkins, Thomas
The following 33 pages are in this category, out of 33 total.
Collections (11)
Collections with: Tomkins, Thomas
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Stopped in last night at 7:45 – never tried before and was a bit taken back by how unbelievably poor the décor was, cement flooring and odd wall fixtures, hard metal chairs and tables. Big blackboards on the wall and an unlit dismal looking deli case dominated the room. As we stood agape, not really sure we were going to stay, we were greeted by an incredibly cheery and very good looking young woman who told us to make ourselves comfortable wherever we would like. She said she would take our order in just a minute or two as she was about to run some orders out from the kitchen. My wife and I looked at each other and nodded, silently agreeing that wow, was that refreshing and candid. It was so well done that despite the impossible directive to become comfortable in this clean but stark environment we sat down and strained our necks at the menu boards. One board was full of standard fried seafood on one side (clams, oysters, shrimp, flounder, combo) offered as a platter or sandwich ($12 to $22) and then side and other dishes to the right including fries, onion rings, clams, shrimp cocktail and a lobster roll. The other board was really hard to see so we had to stand up and stand by the counter to review the salmon, mahi mahi, soft shell crabs, swordfish and scallops. Most were listed as broiled with summer vegetables. We watched as food was served in baskets to the three other tables. Once they were settled, our new favorite server came by with plastic cups of tap water and ice and took our order of a fried shrimp platter and a broiled mahi-mahi. I popped out to the liquor store next store and grabbed a bottle of wine and was back before my spouse finished up her post work email on her iPhone. I returned to find a chilled wine sleeve and two very acceptable wine glasses on the table and poured two glasses while we watched the enterprise at work. The kitchen is hidden behind a wall with the only glimpse from the dining room showing shelving holding pantry items. A gentleman behind the table was constantly working on writing things down on pads and a notebook. He answered the phone and took a phone order or two and constantly asked the server questions about what she had logged on pads that he stared at. A small lcd TV on the back wall showed the pre-season Eagles-Steelers game and we actually relaxed and enjoyed ourselves for a few minutes before our food baskets arrived. The food looked great – the mahi-mahi was glistening with seasoning and the mix of onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, green beans and asparagus that surrounded the fish created a bright and colorful palate. The fried basket was divided into a heaping stack of deep brown 16 count shrimp on one side and a bunch of golden brown French fries. The food tasted even better than it looked. The mahi was surprisingly cooked perfectly, moist and tasty, no fishy taste or odor, and the vegetables seemed "Flash sautéed" and seasoned just right so they snapped in your mouth and had just enough salt to produce a little smile on my face. The shrimp were expertly fried, just enough to make the batter crunchy, but still leaving the shrimp moist and seemingly fresh. While we ate a slow stream of 3 or 4 take out patrons came through as our server stopped by often asking if we needed more tartar sauce or lemon while bringing us replacement glasses of iced tap water. We ate quickly, sharing a taste of each to more how much we enjoyed both dishes. As our plates were taken away we sat back and watched the TV, chatted and finished up our wine - kindly declining a pass at desert when offered. The total bill before tip was $33 and we loved the food and the service. The interior design is horrendous though and not being a big fan of take away seafood we will really have to be in the mood to come back. But we will be back; the food was good enough and the server was nice enough to make us follow that play. |
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North Beach grille in Long Branch Agree with fershore - been eating here for years, very functional, when Gary owned it we liked it better - but the outside tables for a sunday brunch when the weather is fine is a great alternative to pier village - the weekday early morning (6;30 am) crowd is extremely interesting - former local mayor and food service owner and crew of about 6 guys talking daily events - very entertaining if you want to listen in on some local color - would be my third call in the area after My Kitchen Witch in Monmouth Beach and Alice's Kitchen in Sea Bright |
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mccloones rum runner was just leveled McLoone's Given OK To Rebuild Sea Bright Restaurant By: Chris Sheldon Published: April 14, 2014 "A loan from the Economic Development Authority will allow the restaurant to be rebuilt at a cost of between $3 million and $4 million" to rebuild Tim McCloone's Your tax dollars at work |
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Did a Yumi stint last night - place was packed - on a Monday - Crazy Tuna roll was almost perfect - spicy tuna outside of rice with cucumber and seared tuna inside, had the miso black cod that was brilliant and finished with a large plate of sushi - yellow tail, shrimp and tuna. |
Friday night dinner @ My Kitchen Witch in Monmouth Beach We had dinner at My Kitchen Witch on Friday night - the place was packed and we were thankful we had a reservation as a large group of people were waiting outside when we arrived - we were seated right away, inside the restaurant as we thought it was too clod to sit out, but those tables were all occupied... - Dinner menu included an appetizer, entrée and dessert - choice of Carrot Ginger Soup or Beefsteak Tomato w/ Mozzarella for a starter, Flank Steak or Crab cakes for a main and Strawberry Shortcake or Chocolate Brownie for desert. The Soup was amazing, served cold it was full of flavor and was really refreshing. The Tomatoes were big and ripe and the salad large from a portion perspective. Both the flank steak and the crab cakes were served with sides of asparagus, brown rice as well as sweet potato "fries" that were no fried but baked, long thick strips of potato were flavorful and a top discussion point around dinner. Two of us had the crab cakes which again were not fried, very healthy they had a seed type crust with huge chunks of fresh lump meat inside. The flank steak was served medium as ordered and had a hint of a tangy citrus and tomato glaze. The deserts were nice and freshly made, but nothing outrageous. Coffee was hot and STRONG, finished off the meal nicely. The ambience was exciting and fun, not a romantic eatery but certainly a good night out after the work week. mostly couples in their 40's and some families. Dinner was $25 per person and we brought a special magnum of cabernet that we all enjoyed! Tax, tip and all in at $130 for a dinner for four, really good! |
Private party for 50-60 people in Monmouth County Beacon Hill Country Club in Atlantic Highlands, big outdoor deck with views of NYC Skyline www.beaconhillcc.org |
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Went out Saturday night and was expecting the usual there - good drinks, fun atmosphere, a few fish tacos... but was taken aback by an appetizer they served I forget what they called it but it was king crab legs that were served dusted with a paprika/cayenne pepper rub and served with drawn butter that had scotch bonnet peppers soaked in it. I had never had king crab legs like this before and the four of us fought over the legs until we finally relented and placed another order. The sweetness of the crab held up well to the heat and the richness of the butter brought it all together. All in all a fun Saturday night - the wait was not too bad - 20 minutes at 6:30, the bar area was comfortably busy - all the stools taken but plenty of "reach in" room to get drinks and the three bartenders were really attentive and helpful. |
No doubt he is a polarizing figure, but the place has its following and I was hoping to give some folks who may not have had a chance to the "Peter's Fromagerie experience" a view of what they could expect....like jsfeinb said it was a nice night out, that we had a $25 burger instead of a $36 piece of fish or $45 steak, ended up not really mattering to us...the burger "deal" is what drew us in but it was a more enjoyable experience than we expected and as such opened the wallet up a bit more on the salad supplement and high end drinks. I can understand your feeling but also I am kind of glad he did not rename it, it is an institution and I remember so many times from the Peter's days (my sister's HS graduation dinner, our wedding rehearsal dinner, etc.) and when we bring our parents or friends there is fun to reminisce |
Stopped in last night on a whim - looking for something different and remembered the $25 burger menu - sat in the very packed and fun bar area - a two top in the middle of the room - large groups of 30-40 year old ladies out together all around us at the high top table of 8 and to our right at a round 8 top as well. Musician playing Beatles tunes all night contributed to the noise level being high, but we could hear each other talk and the mood was really upbeat. Servers moved as quick as they could and while it took a bit to get started once we did everything "flowed" very smoothly. The menu consisted of what seemed like the regular menu of apps, and entrees on the left with handwritten specials on the right side outlining the $25 burgers. We focused on the burger menu which included a house salad and the choice of a traditional burger on an English muffin or a Quinoa Veggie burger on a Toasted Brioche. Two add'l starters were offered with a $6 and $12 supplement - one a stack of smoked salmon and seared tuna and the other a lobster salad. Another special on the menu was a two pound lobster for $50. We opted for the lobster salads and we had one regular and one veggie burger. The Lobster salads were quite impressive, what looked like a half of a tail and one claw of a 1.5 lb chilled lobster was presented in a large shallow bowl surrounded by field greens, cherry tomatoes, fennel with sliced avocado on the side. All were tossed in a citrus vinaigrette that really balanced the fat of the lobster and avocado. I would happily eat this as a main course, it was that rich, filling and delicious and any quandary I had of paying a 50% supplement to the $25 menu went away quickly. The burgers were good and served with a wire basket full of well done French fries, medium sized fries that seemed to be fresh cut potatoes. Small jars of ketchup and mayo were served with the burgers. The Quinoa burger was presented by the server as a house made patty and it had a strong texture and a bit of barley flavor to it. The brioche was large and easy to cut, the burger was topped with tomatoes, red onion, lettuce and for some reason an arugula salad as well. I moved the salad off to the side next to the crunchy dill pickle and tried to eat the first half "burger style" I quickly retreated and went "Bill DeBlasio style" and completed my meal with fork and knife. I loved the burger and restrained myself by simply sampling the fries, they tasted as good as they looked. My wife enjoyed her beef burger, topped with melted cheddar and topped by an over sized English muffin - it was all good and none of it went to waste. All in all a fun night but rather expensive for two burgers - total bill with a glass of wine and cocktail, tax and tip was $134. Could have gotten a couple of great burgers and some drinks down the street at Barnacle's for $60 but the "scene" with live music, that incredible lobster salad and top notch service made us feel like we would be coming back on another Tuesday night. . the Lobster salad |


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First Solar has identifed its two staff members killed in Monday's plane crash near its Desert Sunlight solar facility in Riverside County as Mike Cyr, 41, and Jeff Randall, 35. Cyr, an experienced aviator, was apparently piloting the fixed-wing plane before the crash.
A Riverside County Sheriffs' deputy and a BLM ranger who witnessed the crash told reporters that the plane apparently lost control before it crashed between the solar project site and Lake Tamarisk.
Both Cyr and Randall worked as construction supervisors for First Solar.
Cyr, a graduate of Palo Verde High School, joined First Solar in September 2009 as a supervisor during installation of a 21-megawatt photovoltaic project near Blythe. He joined the Desert Sunlight project as Assistant Construction Site Manager in September 2011 after a stint working on a 48-megawatt First Solar project in Boulder City, NV. Cyr had also worked with Cyr Aviation in Blythe, a family business mainly involved in crop dusting, and had maintained Commercial and Multi Engine Instrument ratings with the FAA since 1998.
Randall, a Desert Center resident, had worked for First Solar since September 2011 as a site supervisor on the Desert Sunlight project. He'd previously worked in supervisorial roles on a range of heavy construction roles on projects ranging from installation of the border fence to the demoltion of the Mulholland Bridge for the Sepulveda Pass 405 widening project.
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"We extend our deepest condolences to Mike and Jeff's families and loved ones," said First Solar CEO Jim Hughes in a press statement. "We are in contact with the families, and are providing our support in this difficult time."
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I'd agree with that - enjoyed the track sections but the rest was nothing exciting. Could have done without the tinny tannoy music.
Glad I entered but not sure I'll be back next year.
My hamstring went after 4 miles, was utterly devasted at the time but carried on and finished in 1 hour 35 which in all fairness was pretty good. So wanted a sub 1hr 30 but unfortunately injuries are part of the sport. Did see some poor soul collapsed on the floor with all the medic's around him/her about a mile from the end.. Hope he/she is alright?? Other than being peed off with the hamstring i enjoyed Silverstone, support, Marshals, baggage claim was all brilliant and hopefully i'll be back.
Green Pete I finished in 1:33 and I too saw that poor person on the track. Was covered in a blanket and all I saw was legs poking out and medics all around. An ambulance left with blues and twos on as I was walking back to the car park but not heard anything since so assume that no news is good news?
For what it's worth, I enjoyed Silverstone, I thought running on a race track was novel and if you're PB hunting - which I got - then I think it's a great race. Loads of room on the track and I don't race for scenery, I race for times.
well this was my first HM so pleased with my time of 2h 19m 36s. I have to agree with some of the comments made that it was very bland! I do the great south run every year (4th this year) so i'm used to the atmosphere created by lots of people so this was lacking big style. I will however say that it was well organised and the marshalls did a good job of encouraging whilst stood in the cold.
As i was on my own i thought the baggage system worked very well. I got a chance to chat to a RW pacemaker, who i tried keeping with, who was really friendly and offered great advice to those who was willing to listen. I'd consider doing this again as the price was good for a large event and would like to set a better time!
I was really looking forward to this but had to pull out with a chest infection. Really slow recovery means I'm going to have to give Fleet a miss now as well, bummer of a year so far
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Hydroven Flowtron FPR Garments are designed for maximum comfort. Soft and pliable. Prevents chafing and pinching. Full-length zippers for ease of use. Washable.
The Huntleigh Flowtron FPR Lymphedema Pump offers three chamber non-gradient sequential therapy for an adjustable pressure range of 30-100mmHg for the treatment of various types of lymphedema. The Flowtron FPR Lymphedema Compression Pump is designed so that each of the three chambers has its own air supply and each chamber pressure remains the same as the chambers progressively fill up the limb.
Features of the Flowtron Hydroven Flowtron FPR Pump and Garments:
- 3 chamber non-gradient sequential therapy
- Pressure Range: 30 - 100 mmHg
- Cycle Time: 2 minutes inflation, 1 minute deflation
- Bilateral 2 limb compression capability
- Patented garments are designed for maximum comfort. Soft and pliable. Prevents chafing and pinching. Full-length zippers for ease of use. Washable.
- Lightweight, portable pump distributes air sequentially to three garment compartments
- Single control delivers distal to proximal, three-chamber sequential compression
- Power: 110 - 120V AC 60Hz
- Size: 10.6" x 5.5" x 5.5"
- Weight: 5.25 lbs
Measurement Instructions:
When measuring for Arm Garments, you should measure from the arm pit to the wrist. The circumference measurement for an arm garment should be made at the widest part of the arm, either the shoulder or the bicep. All measurements are in inches.
When measuring for Leg Garments, you should measure from the gluteal fold, the crease where buttocks meet thighs, to the ankle. The circumference measurement for an arm garment should be made at the widest part of the leg, Typically the thigh. All measurements are in inches. Click on the following link to view the Huntleigh Compression Garment Sizing Chart.
*Note when selecting sleeve length the total sleeve length should never encroach within 1 1/2 inches of your groin or underarm or circulation can be impeded.
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- ends too weak and/or brittle
I have used this product for over 6 years. I find that the white ends that connect to the pump are prone to crack thus creating pressure leaks which diminishes the effects of the pump as full inflation is not obtained. I would think they should be may from a softer, more flexible plastic. The same applies to all the "white" ends of not only the connector but also those on the hoses os the garment.
Product Rating 1|0 - Freedom with My Lymphedema Pump sleeve Review
My arms used to hurt so bad from the swelling that I could not even put on a shirt. After the doctor diagnosed me and gave me my sleeve, the pain was decreased. I can actually keep the swelling down and the blood flows great. My freedom is back and I am active again.
Product Rating 0|0 - Lymphedema Pump Sleeves & Inserts Review
After getting this sickness without cure (Lymphedema) I was determined to control its symptoms. The doctor suggested I get this for my to treat my affected area (left arm) and to prevent my right arm from getting the same illness. So I asked my husband to research about the device and he decided to buy me the Huntleigh brand. I have not used any other brand and don't one to look for other ones as I am completely satisfied with the performance of this system.
Product Rating 0|0 - Get your limbs back!
I spend the whole day sitting on a chair due to my job. It caused me terrible muscle pain and I cannot solve it just by exercising. I needed something more and this Huntleigh Flowtron FPR was exactly what I was looking for. It got me my limbs back. Thank you so much!
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Very pleased with the prompt service. Hopfully I have ordered the right size.
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service and delivery was very speedy...thanks.
Product Rating 0|0 - It works.
I am pleased with the product and with the supplier.
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The service and product was just what we needed. The help from Hillary for the order and shipping was done very quick and I received well on time.
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After Losing Her Father, Her Family Stepped up to Dance with Her at Her Wedding. {Video}
Andrea Stocking lost her father, Mark, to pancreatic cancer months before her wedding.
Determined to fill the emptiness left by his passing, her brother Nick Middleton planned a beautiful moment for the traditional father/daughter dance. He recorded a rendition of "Butterfly Kisses," the same song Andrea's father and her sister Kristen had danced to at Kristen's wedding years earlier.
As the song began to play, members of Andrea's family stepped up to dance with her: first her grandfather, next her brother Luke, followed by her brother Nick and then her father-in-law Scott.
It's an incredibly touching display of love and the everlasting support of family.
It's doubtful a dry eye will be left after viewing this amazing piece, so I must add a heartwarming tissue alert:
Here is a follow-up to the family since the video was posted. Andrea and her husband, Luke Stocking, are expecting their first child.
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Wow! I am crying now. What a beautiful story. I can't imagine the flood of emotions that she felt during that dance. Anyone who has lost their father, as I have, or anyone for that matter is sure to relate. This was surely the most precious gift that she got on her wedding day. Thank you so much for telling it here.
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