Smedley

Miss Smedley deprecated the use of any such unladylike words in any connection at all.

The miners around Smedley's had held a meeting, and it was likely that Guardley's crime would cost him his life.

In 1850 he was employed to illustrate the second edition of Smedley's successful novel Frank Fairlegh.

So it is generally related: but there is a slightly different version of this orthodox declaration in Smedley's Hist.

Mr. Smedley, who refers to none of these authorities, except two passages in Duplessis, has given a garbled account of this riot.