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holywell press, oxford, c. 1951 (dated by author' s gift inscription in title page )
——— 1922, fish - bone from the gorsedd tumulus, holywell: archaeologia cambrensis, 1922, p. 150–152 .
williams, howel, 1921, excavations of bronze age tumulus, near gorsedd, holywell, flintshire: archaeologia cambrensis, 1921, p. 265–289 .
holywell press, oxford, c. 1951 (dated by author' s gift inscription in title page), 1951. stapled paperback, 8vo, 23pp. contains a collection of critical reviews but no actual poetry. text clean and sound, signed by the author with handwritten letter and a typed poem laid in, card covers heavily foxed, good condition .
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absolute press, uk, 1987. hardback. condition: very good. 226 pages. hardback hand bound in quarter red cloth and three quarter hand marbled paper on boards in very good almost near fine condition with gilt tiltes to spine. lower spine is slightly faded and rubbed to a depth of 3cm but condition is very good otherwise. published by absolute press in association with the reform club, this is a numbered edition being number 73 of 250 .
how nice to wake up on national poetry day and to find that your poem appears on the poetry society page for the day. that is what happened to two rivers press poet, susan utting. her poem elective mute was …
two rivers press is delighted to announce that their poets peter robinson and susan utting have both had poems selected to appear in the forthcoming seren anthology, the captain’s tower: poems for bob dylan at 70. their poems will feature …
cambridge university press, cambridge, 1903. clorh. condition: very good. no jacket. first thus. blue cloth. slight darkening to front end papers. inscription to free fep. 605pp. slight bump to front cover fore edge .
poets are busy people. they write poems. they give readings. they enter competitions. they publish their poems in collections. they are amazing and we love them here at two rivers press. our very own susan utting has, just this …
fair’s fair by susan utting two rivers press, £7. 95 review extract susan utting is never intimidating. her poems welcome you in and they are invariably well made. they sound good too: it’s a pleasure to encounter a collection that flows …
you are warmly invited to join us at the reading launch of fair’s fair, a new collection of poetry by susan utting, published by two rivers press on friday 30th march, from 7. 45 in the conference hall at risc, reading …
two rivers press poet, susan utting, is interviewed by juliet england, about deafness and poetry. read the interview here. two of susan’s poems “report to the department of audiology” and “lip - reading the poets”, appear with the interview. both …
two rivers press would like to congratulate susan utting. susan’s “self - portrait as a ticked box” took 2nd prize in the mclellan poetry competition. self - portrait as a ticked box i would paint myself green for the luck of the irish, purple …
please come and listen to and meet two rivers press poets, susan utting, jean watkins and claire dyer these lovely ladies are doing a reading at pangbourne hall of sound (pangbourne village hall) this friday 27th september at 7. 30 pm. …
turkmen and russian musicians and composers will improvise on the piano and theremin, and perform works of chopin, halmammedov, erkin and ledenev. two rivers press poet, susan utting, will be among the british and eurasian poets reading their own works. …
join us at the poets’ café to hear susan utting and other poets read their works. set up by two rivers press poet, susan utting, 20 years ago, the poets’ café is reading’s longest - running and best - loved poetry platform! held on the …
wheatfield press, winnipeg, manitoba, 1987. hardcover. pp. 364. 8vo. black & white photos and illustrations. lightest shelfwear, errata sheet glued to rfep; very good + in lightly shelfworn, very good dustjacket. signed by author, with personalised inscription .
peterloo poetry prize winner susan utting was selected for the times newspaper’s best love poem prize in february 2010. her most recent collection, houses without walls, (two rivers press) was featured in the independent on sunday and has been widely and warmly reviewed, with a poem from the collection included in the best single poem category of the forward book of poetry 2007 .
absolute press (1987), london, 1987. hardcover. condition: very good. dust jacket condition: very good. color frontis portrait. 225 pp. gray cloth. extremities lightly bumped, rubbed and sunned; former owner? s ink to half - title. dust jacket price - clipped and lightly edge - rubbed. interior clean and bright; quite sound .
oxford university press. hardcover. condition: very good. 0192541420 oxford, 1971. hard cover, later printing. signed and inscribed by scott' s great, great, great granddaughter patricia maxwell - scott on flyleaf. also has a small photo of ms. maxwell - scott taped below the inscription, otherwise vg condition in vg dust jacket which has a clear plastic cover attached .
absolute press / reform club, 1987. hard covers, dust jacket. condition: as new. dust jacket condition: as new. 1st edition. a compilation of the best of soyer' s voluminous writings taken mainly from
the gastronomic regenerator
,
the modern housewife
and
shilling cookery for the people
. the author made his name at london' s reform club, in association with which the book has been published as a celebration of this' culinary genius'. 226 pp. weight: 1 language: english .
united kingdom: absolute press in association with the reform club, 1987. hard cover. condition: very good. dust jacket condition: very good. first edition. very good / very good; first ed; grey cloth - covered boards, very sl rubbed; text block as new; pictorial dj also shows some rubbing, general minor shelfwear. frontispiece is color picture of soyer. first time the writings of soyer are brought together in one volume. contains extracts from his most important books and offers a portrait of the man as well as the culinary genius that soyer was .
houghton mifflin company boston, 1950. hardcover. condition: very good. no jacket. 1st edition. inscription in ink from the editor may 11 1950 on front endpaper. first printing of this edition published by the riverside press cambridge (mass) in 1950. a new edition revised and enlarged by george r noyes, who edited the first edition of 1909. attractive cloth binding in very 1950' s style, no dust jacket. 1095 pages, 6 x 8. 5 inches, a good clean copy. weight 1. 1 kg, please ask for firm postage quote outside uk. inscribed by author (s) .
collins clear - type press, london & glasgow, uk. red faded embossed cloth. condition: good (below average). no jacket. numerous illustrations. (illustrator). no date found. circa. 1928. this book will be posted at our standard rates fully insured (uk) only. please email for further details. offered for sale by a full - time stockholding career bookseller who tells you who they are and what their telephone and address contact details are! posted at our standard rates fully insured! (uk only). feel free to e - mail for photographs and further details. size: 16mo - over 5¾
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absolute press, great britain. hardcover. condition: very good. dust jacket condition: very good. grey boards with gold lettering to spine. unclipped dust jacket now in a removable protective clear sleeve. no inscriptions, 226pp, clean and bright pages throughout. (any digital image available on request). sub - titled: -
the writings of the legendary victorian chef alexis soyer
. this book contains extracts from his most famous books
the gastronomic regenerator
,
the modern housewife
and
shilling cookery for the people
the pantropheon
and
a culinary campaign
the latter being a first hand account of time spent at the front in the crimean war reforming the diet and kitchen of the army .
collins clear - type press, london, england, 1930. hard cover. condition: good. no jacket. reprint edition. collected works of the poetry of sir walter scott. what distinguishes this book from others: it is personally signed by w. g. h. roaf, farnham, surrey, 26 aug 43', and also has his personal bookplate applied to the inside front cover. / / brigadier w. g. h. roaf served with the canadian army during wwii in europe, and was commanding officer canadian sec ghq. roaf was an avid reader and book collector, and this is a great connection to his wwii military service. hardcover, no dustjacket, 636 pages, book size 5 3 / 8
x 7 ½
. good condition with general overall moderate wear. no prior owner handwriting or text marking. no smoke or other unpleasant odor. [ 5451 - a6451 ] size: 12mo - over 6¾
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absolute / reform club, london, 1987. hardback. condition: near fine. dust jacket condition: near fine. 1st reprint. book and dj both near fine - small crease in middle of dj .
the selected soyer: the writings of the legendary victorian chef, alexis soyer .
absolute, 1987. hardback. condition: very good. 1987. absolute. first. hard cover. book - vg +. dj - vg, protective covered. 9. 5x6. 5. 225pp. colour frontis, some b / w illus .
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review: susan utting’s “half the human race” “there is so much here to enjoy. ”
how does poet susan utting feel about the most recent review of her collection, half the human race? “thrilled, ” says susan. ruth sharman’s marvellous and comprehensive review for the high window can be read at reviews for autumn 2017. “there is …
you are invited to: loose muse – london’s premiere women’s writers night wednesday, may 10th (and every second wednesday of the month) upstairs @ the sun pub, 21 drury lane (on the corner of betterton street), london wc2b 5rh 8. 00 …
susan utting is a guest poet at chichester poetry, 7. 30 pm, new park community arts centre, new park road, chichester, west sussex, po19 7xy. please join us there !
on 27 april, susan utting will be the guest poet at “words & ears”, 7. 15 pm, the swan hotel, 1, church street, bradford on avon, ba15 1ln. you are invited to join her there and / or to buy copies of her …
you are invited to attend a poetry reading at the swindon launch of susan utting’s half the human race: new & selected poems. when: where: poems in the sitting room, richard jeffries museum, marlborough road, swindon sn3 6aa …
on sunday, 12 march, 2017, half the human race: new and selected poems by susan uttig, was launched! if you were not at the launch, here’s a summary of what you missed. (you can still order up your copy of …
you are invited to the first oxford reading of susan utting‘s half the human race: new & selected poems with special guests, anna - may laugher and claire dyer reading their own brand new and selected poems. when: 7 for 7. 30pm where: the …
susan utting’s poem, “opening the windows” was selected by judge anna woodford as one of 6 winning poems in the poetry society’s ‘getting out’ competition. what a lovely way to end 2016! congratulations, susan! opening the windows …
congratulations to susan whose poem, ‘opening the windows’, was one of the 6 winning poems in the poetry society’s ‘getting out’ competition. her poem will be featured in the winter issue (2016) of poetry news and in her forthcoming poetry collection half …
the 24th wells festival of literature is going on right now: october 14 - 22, 2016. the festival runs a poetry competition each year and announces the winners at the festival. it is with great pleasure and not just a little …
join us for an evening of poetry. three two rivers poets: kate behrens, ian house, susan utting will read from their latest collections and new work, in oxford at the albion beatnik bookstore 34, walton street ox2 6aa on sunday 29th may, 7: 00 pm. [ £2 entry ] …
a bit of exciting news from our poet, susan utting. she read her recent poem “lip - reading the poets” at the henley arts trail last week and was asked by a woman in the audience if she could have a copy …
we’d like to say, “well done! ” to our poet, susan utting. she has won third prize in the kent & sussex poetry society competition. not bad considering there were over 1700 entries! winners were announced tuesday, 19 april, 2016. of susan’s poem …
as part of the four day swindon poetry festival (2 - 5 october 2014), poets claire dyer, susan utting, and lesley saunders explore the meanings of flight, whether in balloons, space - ships and parachutes, or as imaginary birds, or in human relationships. …
lesley saunders’ poem, “on nazim gafurri street” appears in the members’ poems in poetry news (summer 2014). in every issue of poetry news, a leading poet is asked for his or her pick of members’ poems on a chosen …
nothing to do this weekend? consider the torbay poetry festival. what could be better than a weekend full of poetry in torbay’s beautiful ambience. with twenty - five events, poetry will fill this weekend: listen to poetry readings; learn more about writing …
susan utting, adrian blamires and ian house will be reading at the swindon poetry festival’s “up the junctions! a metaphorical day trip of poems and places along the m4 corridor“. their slot is at 3pm – 3. 45pm: having a cake …
this review of susan utting’s collection fair’s fair appears on issue no. 9 of blackbox manifold, on online forum with a slant towards innovative poetry that has prose, narrative, or sequences in its sights. susan utting’s collection from two rivers …
in the november 2102, issue of magma poetry (the visible and the invisible), issue 54, on page 13, there is a review of susan utting’s poetry collection, fair’s fair. the reviewer, david morely, writes: “the strengths of susan utting’s …
it is almost time for the third caversham arts trail. the trail this year takes place on saturday 12th & sunday 13th may and friday 18th – sunday 20th may. all venues are open from 11am to 5pm. with 32 …
mike bartholemew - biggs of lond grip has reviewed susan utting’s collection, fair’s fair. his concludes his review with this summary… i’d like to close by revisiting utting’s dexterity with language. besides her freely - scattered and lively compound adjectives, there are many other …
on saturday, 5 may, 2012 susan utting, our award winning berkshire poet will read from her brand new poetry collection, fair’s fair. fair’s fair has been described as ‘joyous, heartbreaking, ramm’d with life’ with poems that shimmy in the mind …
dictation it is the after - lunch, the p. m. dip, the bellyful of three more hours to go against the bodyclock that wants to slow itself, to droop its lids, to drift. and she’s not listening to a word he says, she’s …
the taxidermist most times it’s knowing when to stop, to leave it, to let go’s the hardest bit; but this time something ticks inside his chest. a small flip - flutter and he’s laying down his grooming brush, standing back to look …
more than i’d seen before, more than a rabbit, skinned by the sleight of a butcher’s hands, much more than the deft red of his wrists. more than a plucked bird on a hook like a capital ess in a …
review by sally baker, the north susan utting, houses without walls susan utting’s houses without walls celebrates the minutiae of daily life, turning everyday objects into potent memories. she writes about distance and relationships, bones, snow, candles and bedsits. these …
seam 26 review by frank dullaghan susan utting: houses without walls susan utting is a good poet. this becomes very apparent as soon as you start reading this collection. there is a confidence and playfulness in the writing that makes …
cannon’s mouth poetry magazine review by don barnard houses without walls by susan utting this, susan utting’s third full collection, has nothing to prove and pretends nothing. it is honest, sometimes raw and always strangely comforting. susan utting explores the …
her work has won many awards, including a poetry business prize for the collection something small is missing. she has won the berkshire poetry prize, the hurry poetry prize, was a winner in the academi cardiff international and has twice been short listed for the arvon poetry prize. her second collection, striptease, was published in 2001 by smith / doorstop books .
susan runs poetry workshops country wide, has taught poetry for oxford university, randolph macon women’s college and was poetry & creative writing tutor at reading university for 17 years. she was appointed community laureate for southern arts’ year of the artist 2000 / 2001 and received the 2005 - 6 creative writing fellowship from reading university’s school of english & american literature .
she is the founder of reading’s acclaimed poets’ café, a member of thin raft poets and late shift poetry ensemble. she has read and performed her poetry at arts venues and festivals including edinburgh, stanza at st andrew’s, ledbury, and for the poetry trust at the aldeburgh poetry festival .
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helen e. bailey, 1968 .
a selected bibliography of howel williams
, studies in volcanology, robert r. coats, richard l. hay, charles a. anderson
——— 1922, the igneous rocks of the capel - curig district, north wales: liverpool geol. soc. proc. , v. 13, p. 166–202 .
williams, howel, and williams, david, 1924, easter excursion to snodonia: liverpool geol. soc. proc. , v. 14, p. 12–15 .
williams, howel, 1926, notes on the characters and classification of pyroclastic rocks: liverpool geol. soc. proc. , v. 14, p. 223–248 .
——— 1927, the geology of snowdon (north wales): geol. soc. london quart. jour. , v. 83, p. 346–427 .
——— 1928, a recent volcanic eruption near lassen peak, california: california univ. pub. , dept. geol. sci. bull. , v. 17, no. 7, p. 241—263 .
———1929, age of the tahitian coral - reefs: nature, v. 74, p. 727–728 .
——— 1929, geology of the marysville buttes, california: california univ. pub. , dept. geol. sci. bull. , v. 18, no. 5, p. 103 - 220 .
——— 1929, the volcanic domes of lassen peak and vicinity, california: am. jour. sci. , 5th ser. , v. 18, p. 313–330 .
greenly, edward, and williams, howel, 1930, methods in geological surveying: london, thomas murby and co. , new york, d. van nostrand co. , 420 p .
williams, howel, 1930, notes on the later geologic history of tahiti (society islands): california univ. pub. , dept. geol. sci. bull. , v. 19, no. 5, p. 119–135 .
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the poetical works of burns; cambridge editions with a new introduction by raymond bentman .
boston1974. hmiffl. , 1974. green, white & gilt decorative cloth 8vo. dustwrapper. fine cond. would be mint but dustw. price clipped & ink inscription on flyl. othw. like new. very clean. very tight. frontis. portrait of burns. xxxii + 414p. notes. 4 indices .
the text and notes of this edition are those of the centenary burns, edited by william ernest henley and thomas f. henderson (london 1896 ~ 1897). world literature. english literature. scots literature. poetry. folklore. folksongs. mythology. politics .
london oup 1911, 1911. pp598 one bwplate portrait blue / gold spine sunned vg - ed w. g. horder, a reprint of the 1894 u. s. edition. 1913 inscription in fep .
ward lock, london. cloth. condition: very good. no jacket. reprint. edition of the poet' s work, with portrait frontispiece and introduction by w. m. rossetti. 583pp. green cloth, inscription on free fep. endpapers a little darkened .
john winston, 1910. hardcover. condition: fair. no jacket. fair at best, hinges have begun to separate. no jacket. burgandy pebbled leather boards with gilt design & lettering to front board, and spine. all edges gilt. red endpapers have inscription dated 1915. frontispiece of tennyson faux signature. many illustrations, both in black and white and full color. no date - - - circa 1900. 720 pp. email for more info about this book. please include my book number in your inquiry. at streamside books, each book is individually selected and accurately described .
peacock, mansfield, london, 1912. hardcover. condition: reading. no jacket. signed by author (s) .
thomas y. crowell, boston, new york, 1896. hard cover. reprint. . includes frontispiece. book condition: very good. a few rub marks, otherwise clean cover. signed front end page. slight yellowing in margins, otherwise clean interior pages. very good. no dust jacket. signed by previous owner .
collins, london, 1948. full leather. condition: very good. no dust jacket. reprint. . book condition: near fine. clean interior pages and tight binding. signed on front end page .
a. l. burt and company. new york nd. hb 12mo vg / - - 514 pages. inscription date on ffep is 1924 .
new revised edition ,
the home library
. maroon cloth boards with gilt letters. minor, light, pencil marginalia noted on few pages; top edge gilt .
the complete poetical works of william cowper, with live and critical notice of his writings .
jan 01, 1853, 1853. unknown binding. condition: fair. jan 01, 1853 unknown binding fair slight spinal join damage, inscribed message on front page offered for sale on behalf of the charity langdon; working to help young men and women with disabilities .
a. c. armstrong & son, ny, 1885. hard cover. condition: very good. no jacket. two volumes bound in one. poems plus notes. 383; 257 plus ads, engraved portrait frontispiece. royal blue cloth. gilt lettering & rules on spine. all edges gilt edges rubbed ow. binding very good. inscription on half - title in a nice hand, 1885 partial stitches loose. interiour clean, no foxing. size: 16mo - over 5¾
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houghton mifflin and company, boston, 1885. hardcover. condition: good. boston: houghton mifflin and company, 1885. household edition [ 1855 ] bound in three quarter leather, binding signed by e. p. dutton. three quarter black calf over marbled boards, red spine label, gilt spine lettering and ruling, all edges tinted red, marbled endpapers, 466 pages. some external wear and rubbing as well as a bit of surface soil to the front board, spine leather crackled but stabilized, rubbing to spine ends, good hinges, sound text block, clean pages with names on the preliminary blank (one in ink, one in pencil), no other markings. hard cover. good. 8vo - over 7¾
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henry frowde 1906. , 1906. used. hardback; 3 7 / 8
x 6 1 / 8
, 607pgs. book 34 of the world' s classics series. published by henry frowde 1906 (second impression). red boards w / gilded text and floral medallions on spine. front & back boards are detached from spine and spine board backing is partially unattached. gilded top - side of text block and pages themselves are complete and bound. a penciled note on pronunciation on inside front cover and an inked personalized inscription dated' feb. 14, 1909' on front free end page .
weed, parsons and company, albany, ny, 1880. hard cover. condition: good. fifth. this is a good hardcover copy ofthe book, with green boards and gilt lettering on the spine. one and half inch tear along spine. spine head and tail frayed, as well as corners. rear cover has discolorations. a good reading copy. shipped weight: under 1 kilogram. category: poetry; signed by author. inventory no: 011652. signed by author .
london macmillan and co. , 1921. full leather limp wraps, good, a little scuffed, edges a little browned, gilt lettering to spine and upper wrap, spine age darkened, pge edges gilded, contents clean and tight, neat inscription on front pastedown ded. to g s e kevill davies as a prize at eton .
h. stevenson, london. maroon leather. condition: very good (average). no jacket. frontis of the author (illustrator). undated circa 1904. sunned spine, gilt fore edges. this book is posted fully insured at our standard rates (uk only). please email for further details size: 12mo - over 6¾
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plays, translations, and longer poems intr. a. h. koszul (volume ii of the poetical works )
everyman' s library (dent / dutton), gb, 1944. hardback. condition: nrfine. dust jacket condition: vg - dw. reprint thus. pale green cloth lettered in gold on spine (no decoration). green
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london: ward, lock, & co. , n. d. 8v0. 610pp. catalogue of books at rear of book published by ward, lock and co. red decorated cloth with panels and floral patterns in black. title decorated in gilt. inscription. very good. the people' s standard library .
frederick warne and co. , london, uk. , 1906. decorated board. condition: good (contents very good). no jacket. first free front endpage missing. browned free endpages and fore' edges. foxing (brown marks) to pages in places. yellow coloured free endpages. last two pages torn and loose from spine, some small peices perhaps missing from these pages - one page has notes and the other page advertisement for other books in the series. mild rubbed outer cover binding edges and corners. this book will be posted at our standard rates fully insured (uk) only. please email for further details. offered for sale by a full - time stockholding career bookseller who tells you who they are and what their telephone and address contact details are! posted at our standard rates fully insured! (uk only). feel free to e - mail for photographs and further details. size: 12mo - over 6¾
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roaf, brigadier w. g. h. ; signed copy with personal bookplate
london: george routledge & sons no date new edition in one volume. vg copy. hb. maroon cloth bound cover, with bevelled boards, gilt spine titles, black & gilt bands on spine, and gilt lyre illustration surrounded by an ornate black & gilt design in centre of front board. cover slightly bumped & worn to extremities, with minor tearing to cloth at spine edges, a little fading to spine, and some marking to cloth. spine leaning. original black end papers (ffep missing). unpriced. 564pgs. v tight, bright gilt leaves.' john radcliffe' signed on rear of frontispiece, with' bought off ellesmere port market thursday 3rd february 2000 rg' written in different handwriting and ink below. with b / w frontispiece portrait of eliza cook engraved by f holl from a photo by john watkins (with tissue guard) and some superb b / w plates. scanned image available upon request .
with some notes by g. m. trevelyan. hardback published by constable & co. ld. , 1912. no dustwrapper. this edition limited to 500 copies of which this is no. 396. signed by the publishers. endpapers badly discoloured. some foxing .
thomas y crowell, new york, 1888. condition: very good. worn leather corners and spine with marbled boards, edges and end pages else very good minus. from the lancaster pa library of reginald wright kauffman, inscribed to him :
elibris reginald wright kauffman. prize for' best written examination in english literature' (subject: scotts lady of the lake
) s. p. s. june' 94 .
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privately printed, lowell, mass, 1929. cloth. condition: very good. first edition. blue cloth boards. b / w frontis of shaw with autograph below. the bear hunt and other poems 1885. 408 pgs. notes 6 pgs. noted massachussets poet. signed by author. poetry .
william p. nimmo, london, 1869. quarter cloth with leather. condition: good. 1869. first thus. 4to - over 9¾
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tall. marbled boards with quarter bound leather and marbled foredges (front board of volume ii is missing, marbled endpapers, pages mildly tanned. binding tight. inscription on verso of fep
to mrs. lady. with kind regards of j. e. m. february 27, 1972
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holywell press ltd is a family printing and publishing company based in oxford , england . the firm was established in 1890 by harry burrows and jack doe . a major customer has been the university of oxford , including publication of the university student magazine isis for many years . it also produced early advertising for morris cars . harry burrows was a personal friend of the founder william morris ( who later became lord nuffield ) . the company took its name from the holywell room in oxford . initially the company premises were in the chapel of st mary in catte street . in 1920/1 , it moved to the maclaren gymnasium in alfred street , with much more room for printing . in 1989 , it moved to a purpose-built factory building in ferry hinksey road , at osney mead in west oxford . the company has been run by the burrows family throughout its existence , currently ( as of 2014 ) by benjamin burrows . 
holywell press ltd is a family printing and publishing company based in oxford, england. the firm was established in 1890 by harry burrows and jack doe. a major customer has been the university of oxford, including publication of the university student magazine isis for many years. it also produced early advertising for morris cars. harry burrows was a personal friend of the founder william morris (who later became lord nuffield). the company took its name from the holywell room in oxford. initially the company premises were in the chapel of st mary in catte street. in 1920/1, it moved to the maclaren gymnasium in alfred street, with much more room for printing. in 1989, it moved to a purpose-built factory building in ferry hinksey road, at osney mead in west oxford. the company has been run by the burrows family throughout its existence, currently (as of 2014) by benjamin burrows.
holywell press ltd is a family printing and publishing company based in oxford, england. the firm was established in 1890 by harry burrows and jack doe. a major customer has been the university of oxford, including publication of the university student magazine isis for many years. it also produced early advertising for morris cars. harry burrows was a personal friend of the founder william morris (who later became lord nuffield). the company took its name from the holywell room in oxford. initially the company premises were in the chapel of st mary in catte street. in 1920/1, it moved to the maclaren gymnasium in alfred street, with much more room for printing. in 1989, it moved to a purpose-built factory building in ferry hinksey road, at osney mead in west oxford. the company has been run by the burrows family throughout its existence, currently (as of 2014) by benjamin burrows.