scrobipalpa is a genus of moth in the family gelechiidae .

euscrobipalpa has sometimes been treated as a distinct subgenus , or even as a full genus , but is generally no longer recognised as valid , following ponomarenko & park ( 2007 ) .

scrobipalpa

scrobipalpa instabilella ( m ) , breydon water , norfolk , slide 1313 j clifton .
scrobipalpa suaedella - those with an obvious clear pale ochreous dorsal quarter to the forewing .
scrobipalpa instabilella ( saltern groundling ) - norfolk micro moths - the micro moths of norfolk .
class insecta , order lepidoptera , superfamily gelechioidea , family gelechiidae , subfamily gelechiinae , genus scrobipalpa .
scrobipalpa atriplicella §1 , male , foulness , essex ; 15 / 06 / 2008 ; fw 6 . 2mm © chris lewis
scrobipalpa ocellatella - those with the prominent angled fascia at three quarters on the forewing and dark markings contrasting with the surrounding paler ground colour .
( scrobipalpa nitentella was distinguished from s . obsoletella in britain as recently as 1935 , consequently the true identity of some earlier records is doubtful ) .
scrobipalpa obsoletella - those with the forewing a pale greyish colour lacking any red - brown colouration and appearing paler in the final one - third due to a pale postmedial fascia .
because of the sometimes considerable variation within most saltmarsh inhabiting scrobipalpa species , identification by wing markings alone will not often be possible . caution and care are the watchwords for this group .
( sea plantain ) grow . it comes readily to light . several other scrobipalpa species resemble it , so positive identification depends on examination of genitalia , unless reared from the appropriate foodplants .
goosefoot groundling moth ( scrobipalpa atriplicella ) . this small moth feeds on several foodplants including fat - hen . the one recorded on 16th july 1999 was the first in hertfordshire since 1970 .
fairly well distributed throughout much of england and into southern scotland with odd records from shetland and ireland , this species is very similar in appearance to other scrobipalpa species and dissection is advised for full idenification unless reared .
those more readily identifiable when freshly emerged by the forewing markings are listed below . however all of these also have variation in their wing markings which , when the obvious features are obscured or worn , will then resemble some other scrobipalpa species .
shahira s . m . 2004 . use of the egg parasitoid trichogramma evanescens west . for controlling the rib miner , scrobipalpa ocellatella boyd in sugar beet in egypt ( lepidoptera : gelechiidae ) . egyptian journal of biological pest control 14 : 2 .
this species is usually the palest of the saltmarsh scrobipalpa , being greyer and lacking in any red - brown colouration on the wings . similar species such as s . nitentella and s . atriplicella usually , also , have larger and more distinct blackish spots (
obsoletella
is a reference to the
obsolete
dark spots that are lacking in the basal area of this species ) . however , there is often considerable variation within most saltmarsh inhabiting scrobipalpa so identification from the wing markings alone will often not be possible .
shows quite considerable individual and geographical variation , with specimens of scrobipalpa atriplicella , s . instabilella , s . nitentella and s . stangei all having been found in collections labelled as s . samadensis . dissection is therefore recommended until familiarity is built up with the look of the specimens at particular sites .
hammad , s . m . , youssef , k . e . h . and assem , m . a . h . 1968 . the biology of the sugar - beet mining moth scrobipalpa ocellatella ( boyd ) ( lepidoptera : gelechiidae ) . bulletin de la société entomologique d’égypte 52 : 49 - 51 .
id : as with other scrobipalpa species , requires genital examination for confident identification male : coremata absent ; posterior margin of uncus truncate or concave ; valvae exceeding uncus female : the only scrobipalpa species with the signum on the left ( both anatomically and in the standard view with ventral surface up and posterior at top ) . the key in mbgbi4 . 2 makes harder work of it and keys it thus : cb clearly defined ; signum in transition zone between db and cb ; cb spherical ; posterior apohphyses at least as long as db ; ventral zone free from honeycomb pattern ; signum on left , concave side mostly smooth .
mahmoudi , j . , askarianzadeh , a . , karimi , j . and abbasipour , h . 2013 . introductiion of two parasitoids of braconid wasps on the sugar beet moth , , scrobipalpa ocellatella boyd . . ( lep . . : gelechidae ) ) from khorasan–e–razavi province , iran . journal of sugar beet 28 : 103 - 106 .
the most widespread of the coastal scrobipalpa species . very local to rare from lincolnshire to sussex becoming local to locally common in most of the remaining coastal areas around the british isles . any large gaps in distribution are more likely to be down to under - recording than the total absence of the moth . recorded once from an upland area in the highlands of scotland .
renou m . , descoins , ch . , lallemand , j . y . priesner , e . , lettere , m . and gallois , m . 1980 . l’acétoxy - 1 dodecène 3e , composant principal de la phéromone sexuelle de la teigne de la betterave : scrobipalpa ocellatella boyd . ( lépidoptère gelechiidae ) . journal of applied entomology 90 : 275 - 289 .
robert , p . ch . 1976 . inhibitory action of chestnut - leaf extracts ( castanea sativa mill . ) on oviposition and oogenesis of the sugar beet moth ( scrobipalpa ocellatella boyd ; lepidoptera , gelechiidae ) . in jermy , t . ( ed , ) the host - plant in relation to insect behaviour and reproduction , plenum press , new york and london , pp . 223 - 227 .
scrobipalpa halimifolia bidzilya & budashkin , sp . n . and s . griseoflava bidzilya & budashkin , sp . n . are described from the eastern crimea ( ukraine ) . both species inhabit halophilic biotopes with halimione verrucifera ( m . b ) aellen ( chenopodiaceae ) , which is a host plant for s . halimifolia bidzilya & budashkin , sp . n . the external appearance of the adult and the genitalia of the new species and their habitats are illustrated .
widely distributed across much of the british isles , this species occupies rough and open ground where thistles abound .
the larvae mine the leaves of various thistles ( carduus and cirsium ) , forming a pale , sometimes slightly inflated blotch .
generally there are two generations , with adults on the wing in april to june and again in july to september .
foodplant : june - july and sept . - oct . in irregular brown or whitish leaf mine on cirsium , carduus and , possibly , sonchus asper . intermediate instar length : 8 mm head : shiny brown . posterior strongly edged with pitchy black line , expanding into a black postero - lateral band which extends forward as a grey - black band to include the stemmatal area . frons thinly outlined pitchy brown . prothoracic shield : shiny transparent , tinted light brown . black posterior edge of head clearly visible . divided by thin paler medial line . dorsally darker brown . large pitchy black postero - lateral area . thoracic legs : concolorous coxa with black basal horseshoe collar on inside . femur black . tibia and tarsus greyish brown . body : olive - brown . paler ventrally . grey dorsally when the gut is full . spiracles : small , black peritreme . pinacula : black or dark grey , largest on segment a9 . setae : transparent colourless . anal plate : shiny transparent concolorous , but if frass in a10 , it shows black . faint grey shading on cuticle strongest at posterior . prolegs : base greenish white translucent with grey - black ring . planta transparent whitish . crochets dark grey . final instar length : 10 mm described . head : black . prothoracic shield : pitchy black . divided by thin yellowish white medial line . thoracic legs : concolorous coxa with black basal horseshoe collar on inside . femur black . tibia and tarsus greyish brown . body : each segment has a bright red - pink anterior and yellowish posterior . red - pink is less intense ventrally . spiracles : small , black peritreme . pinacula : black or dark grey , largest on segment a9 . setae : transparent colourless . anal plate : blackish . prolegs : light brown . crochets dark grey .
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a fairly common species throughout much of britain , this moth emerges late in the season , from september onwards , and spends the winter as an adult .
the larval foodplant is bittersweet ( solanum dulcamara ) , and the species occurs in woodland and damp areas where the foodplant is found .
foodplant : probably more than one generation while leaves on solanum dulcamara . ( mbgbi : may , august , september . pers . obs . : july ) , and overwinters as larva . in irregular mines and lightly spun leaves , and able to move between them at will . early mines pale , later turning brown .
length : 7 mm described . ( 5 mm : similar , but paler and more transparent . ) ( mbgbi : 9 - 10 mm full grown )
head : brown . ( 5mm : pitchy brown ) . ( mbgbi : brown to black ) . posterior edged black . black posterolateral mark extends forwards to meet black stemmatal area . frons outlined dark brown ( 5mm : frons paler , edged black ) . mouthparts dark reddish brown .
prothoracic shield : black , anterior and laterally dark brownish . divided by very thin pale medial line . ( 5 mm : pitchy black . medial line imperceptible ) .
metathorax ( t3 ) : coloured as abdomen . ( mbgbi states
thoracic segments 2 and 3 dull purplish brown
. possibly an error in transferring larval details from meyrick , 1895 , who calls the head
segment 1
and the thorax
segments 2 , 3 and 4
) .
body : integument semitransparent , faintly shaded light grey . gut shows as a reddish brown , pinkish or green dorsal line , depending on contents . faint dorsolateral line of reddish brown pigment , strongest on segments a7 and a8 . ventrally whitish . ( 5mm : paler with fainter dorsolateral line ) .
anal plate : transparent tinted pale yellow . darkened when frass in transit . posterior marked blackish grey .
prolegs : coloured as venter . crochets reddish brown . anal prolegs marked blackish grey laterally .
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larvae are found from april to august , giving rise to adults from june to september . it is uncertain if there is more than one generation , or just a single protracted one .
feeding is in leaf blotches , spun shoots and roots . wilting greyish leaves , or frass in the crown of the plant may indicate a larva in the roots . pupae are found in the plant root from may to august .
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can be confused with other members of this group . care required for identification .
recorded in 9 ( 13 % ) of 69 10k squares . first recorded in 1874 . last recorded in 2017 .
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female taken at actinic light on rocky shore , lleyn caerns aug gen . det . s . farrell . leg . i . f . smith
plantago coronopus , ( buck ' s - horn plantain ) , see plant distribution map , plantago maritima ( sea plantain ) and also reported from plantago lanceolata ( ribwort plantain ) .
causes wilting and greying of the leaves with frass in the centre of the plants and occasionally spinning leaves together .
mainly associated with saltmarshes but occasionally on sandhills and vegetated coastal shingle . to date there has been only one confirmed inland records of this species in the british isles ( in highland scotland ) but in europe it is known to occur in dry grassland at levels in excess of 2000m .
larva : being primarily a root feeder , the plant shows signs of wilting and greying leaves , a withered centre to the plant sometimes with gingery frass . also found spinning two leaves together on sea plantain and eating the parenchyma . in europe the initial feeding is reported as a long and narrow mine in the leaf in which it probably hibernates followed by the feeding in the upper rootstock .
adult : can be disturbed from amongst the foodplant during the day in warm conditions and later comes readily to all forms of light .
single or possibly double brooded . the extensive set of records on the scheme database ( 300 ) indicate the moth flies from the end of may through to early september with a fairly steady build up in numbers to a peak in the first half of august . the couple of late september records are , perhaps significantly , from the mild climate of the scilly isles although there are no corresponding late records from the channel islands . larval records received to date all relate to the period mid - march to the end of may suggestive of a single extended brood .
e . r . bankes , in his 1894 paper in the entomologist ' s monthly magazine ( 30 : 82 ) , reported it as double brooded from june to july and again in august to september . the larval feeding periods were given as april to may and july to august , however he also noted he and w . h . b . fletcher had only met with the first brood larvae and that it was solely mr . richardson ' s experience of regular second brood larvae he was quoting .
- adult : 10 to 12 mm wingspan . narrow fore wings , yellowish grey , sprinkled with little rounded dark spots ; light grey fore wings . the wings are bordered by long bristles
- egg : oval , 0 . 5 mm long , white with a pearly sheen .
is greenish white , the dorsal side darker green . at the end of its growth , it measures 10 to 12 mm . the dorsal surface becomes reddish and has 2 to 3 pinkish longitudinal lines
[ r ] b iology - this moth is common on chenopodiaceae and particularly on sea beet ( beta maritima ) , beets and garden beet . it also develops on orach ( atriplex ) and amaranths ( amaranthus ) . - adult : dusk - flying moth . mating and egg laying only occur when the temperature is above 11°c . the lifespan is between 25 to 30 days . average fecundity : 40 to 70 eggs . - eggs : deposited in clusters of 1 to 6 on the leaves . development lasts 7 days at 23°c . - larva : following emergence , it invades the young leaves of the centre of the plant in which it forms irregular galleries . it also penetrates the petiole and the collar in which they form galleries of 1 to 3 cm in depth lined with a silken web ( * )
- the first important moth flights occur at the end of april and during may . development ceases under 10°c and hibernation occurs in the caterpillar or pupal stage in the collar of the host , in the ground or store - pits .
[ r ] d amage - beet seedlings attacked by caterpillars die rapidly . the older plants develop irregulary ; the leaves are distorted and embossed , the veins are eaten , the petiole perforated ; the collar turns to a blackish mass ( * )
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the colouration of this species varies a great deal but there is often a darker ( sometimes triangular ) mark midway along each wing .
occurs in woodland , well wooded and damp areas where the larval foodplant bittersweet is found .
emerges late in the season , from september onwards , and spends the winter as an adult . the adult flies at night and is attracted to light .
a fairly common species throughout much of britain . in the butterfly conservation’s microlepidoptera report 2011 this species was classified as common .
occasional in leicestershire and rutland . l & r moth group status = c ( very scarce resident or rare migrant )
host plants : several amaranthaceae , and especally several species of beta ( like b . vulgaris l . ) , atriplex and amaranthus .
morphology : the body of the adult is 5 - 7 mm long , the forewings are narrow , elongated , grey - brown , with several rounded dark spots , the hindwings are light grey and have long posterior fringes . the larva ( caterpillar ) is initially greenish , later becoming red - pink with several red - brown longitudinal lines ; head brown , length 10 - 12 mm .
life history : females lay about 40 - 70 eggs ( up to 200 ) each on the host leaves . the young larvae bore in the leaf mirdrib and the petiole of these leaves , then in the root , wherein they form irregular galleries lined with a silken web . they pupate in any available dry sites , being very sensitive to high relative humidity . the threshold of development is around 10°c , the adults may live for about weeks and the pest raises four annual generations .
economic importance : regarded as a serious pest of sugar beets in syria and in iran , especially when infesting seedlings . their leaves may roll , become distorted and blackish ; weak plants turn yellow and wilt . flower buds may also be damaged . heavily infested sugar beets lose up to 24 % of their sugar content and the plants may further be damaged by invading pathogens . sugar beets and fodder beets suffer more than red garden beets .
monitoring : pheromone traps have been used for monitoring the flight pattern of the pest and for timing of control measures .
horticultural control : high relative humidity , achieved with overhead irrigation , protects sugar beet from the humidity - susceptible pest .
plant tolerance : some egyptian sugarbeet cultivars appear to be relatively tolerant to the pest .
chemical control : an aqueous extract of chestnut ( castanea sativa mill . ) leaves sprayed on sugar beet leaves , repels the pests , inhibits their oogenesis and oviposition . organophosphates applied in iran controlled the pest .
biological control : . caterpillars and pupae are attacked by endoparasitoid braconids , like chelonus sulcatus jurine , which in some years kills 45 - 60 % of the pest population , bracon intercessor nees and microchelonus subcontract abdinbekova . releases of the egg parasitoid trichogramma evanescens westwood ( trichogrammatidae ) in sugar beet plots in egypt reduced pest damage by up to 95 % .
el - dessouki , s . a . , ei - awady , s . m . , el - khawass , k . a . m . h . , mesbah , a . h . and el - dessouki , w . a . a . 2014 . population fluctuation of some insect pests infesting sugar beet and the associated predatory insects at kafr el - sheikh governorate . annals of agricultural science 59 : 119–123 .
el - rawy , a . m . and shalaby , g . a . 2011 . reaction of some sugarbeet varieties to the infestation with some insects and final yield . egyptian journal of agricultural research 89 : 1383 - 1391 .
naeem , a . 1977 . effects of some phosphorous insecticides on sugar beet moth in esfahan area . entomologie et phytopathologie appliquées 45 : 41 - 45 .
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the larval foodplants are orache ( atriplex ) and goosefoot ( chenopodium ) , the larvae feeding in spun leaves or flowers / seeds .
there are two generations , with adults appearing in may and again in july / august .
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wingspan 12 - 14mm . a widespread , but local species ( nationally scarce b ) , predominantly coastal , in eastern and southern england , but also at a few inland sites . it is more scarce in scotland , wales and ireland . it frequents saltmarshes and other coastal sites where the foodplants , orache species ( atriplex spp . ) occur .
there are at least two generations , the adult having been found from may to september . the larva feeds within the stem of the foodplant leaving dry , whitish frass exuding from the hole .
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widely scattered but local , occasionally locally common , in coastal areas of the british isles . apparently absent from the northern and western isles of scotland , most of western ireland and the channel islands . occasionally wanders some distance away from its breeding areas .
chenopodium spp . ( goosefoot ) , see plant distribution map for c . album agg . as a representative of this foodplant , and suaeda maritima ( annual sea - blite ) . also recorded from atriplex littoralis ( grass - leaved orache ) , a . patula ( common orache ) , a . portulacoides ( sea - purslane ) , a . prostrata ( spear - leaved orache ) , beta vulgaris ssp . maritima ( sea beet ) and sarcocornia perrenis ( perrenial glasswort ) .
in europe also on atriplex hortensis ( garden orache ) , atriplex pedunculata ( pedunculate sea - purslane ) , salicornia europaea agg . ( common glasswort ) and suaeda altissima .
a record of the larva on cakile maritima ( sea rocket ) is very unusual and it is considered possible the plant was misidentified .
mines the leaves with the first instar producing a u or horseshoe - shaped mine .
larval : mines the leaves with the first instar producing a u or horseshoe - shaped mine , then mining in an irregular or branched fashion . in the penultimate instar the larva vacates the mine and spins a silken tube amongst the seeds , feeding mainly on the unripe ones .
adult : can be disturbed from amongst the foodplant during the day , flies at night and comes to light often some distance form its nearest foodplant .
can be confused with s . salinella , s . obsoletella , s . instabilella , some forms of s . samadensis and one form of s . suaedella . dissection is often required to confirm the determination .
if a moth has been bred from a known foodplant , and therefore also time of year when the larva feeds and the nature of its feeding methods have been observed , this information , plus a freshly emerged moth , will allow the number of possibilites to be reduced considerably . if the bred or caught moth is a fresh specimen and displays the distinctive markings of some species ( see below ) then an identification without more detailed examination should be possible in many cases .
in cases where there is any doubt , particularly where worn light - trapped specimens are concerned , dissection will be essential to obtain an accurate identification until a good familiarity is built up with the range of species and their markings at a particular site .
even genitalia differences are often small but are constant between the various species . it is advisable to seek confirmation of identifications by genitalia until familiarity is built up with this genus .
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described from the eastern crimea ( ukraine ) . both species inhabit halophilic biotopes with
appearance of the adult and the genitalia of the new species and their habitats are illustrated .
bidzilya & budashkin , sp . n . ambas especies se localizan en biotopos halofílicos con
n . se representa el aspecto externo del adulto y de la genitalia de las nuevas especies y su hábitat .
is represented by about 40 species , of which 30 are known from the crimea .
, same data , but 15 / 18 - vi - 2006 , ex l .
, crimea , okr . nanikovo , barakol’ lake , solonchak , 10 - vii - 2010 , leg . y
data , but 13 - viii - 2006 ( gen . prep . 217 / 08 ) ; 3
, same data , but 12 - viii - 2006 ( gen . prep . 82 / 10
light grey medial and apical rings ; proboscis light grey . scapus brown , other antennal segments brown with
narrow grey rings at base . forewing covered mainly with light grey , brown - tipped scales , costal margin , apex
and termen darker , nearly blackish , veins and area along dorsum distinctly mottled with orange - brown . brown
subcostal spot at 1 / 4 and three dark spots in cell well developed . fringe grey , brown - tipped . hindwing and its
subapical streak and dark spots in cell ( fig . 3 ) ; in other cases , orange - brown pattern nearly reduced , but dark
spots in cell surrounded by orange and additional two - three black points well expressed in basal 1 / 4 ( figs . 4 - 5 ) .
rounded , nearly exceeds the top of uncus . sacculus about 1 / 4 length of valva , weakly curved inwards , outer
of sacculus , separated by deep and broad medial incision . tegumen moderately broad . saccus gradually
female genitalia ( figs . 17 - 18 ) : papilla analis suboval , sparsely covered with short setae . apophyses
small foamy sclerotized patterns at anterior - medial corner . subostial lobes broad , rounded apically
incision . ductus bursae moderately broad , colliculum narrow , ring - shaped . corpus bursae rounded , signum
ariation : the teeth at the base of signum vary in length ; signum from weakly curved to nearly straight .
broad medial emargination on the posterior margin of vinculum . it differs from both species in curved inwards
from mongolia , but can be recognized by longer valvae and narrower uncus . the female genitalia of new
observed annually from the second decade of may to the first decade of june . the larvae live in large spot - like
mines on the leaves of host plant . usually the larvae change several mines during their life . pupation takes place
outside of the larval habitation ( in plant litter or in the upper layer of ground ) in a light whitish cocoon . the
probably in 2 - 3 generations . all specimens were collected in the evening before sunset .
, crimea , 3 km e ordzhonikidze , dvujakornaja dolina , solonchak , 19 - vi - 2004 , leg . y
narrow , acute , light brown with white medial and apical rings . proboscis white . scapus white mottled with dark ,
other antennal segments brown with broad white rings . thorax and tegulae orange - yellow . forewing covered
brown tipped . hindwing white , fringe yellowish - white , brown - tipped .
male genitalia ( fig . 16 ) : tegumen moderately broad , gradually narrowed towards uncus . uncus as long as
broad , posterior margin with distinct medial depression . gnathos short , narrow , weakly curved . v
apical 1 / 4 broadly rounded , does not exceed top of uncus . sacculus about 1 / 4 length of valva , parallel - sided ,
slightly shorter than length of sacculus , medial incision lyre - shaped . saccus narrow , apex pointed . aedeagus
female genitalia ( figs . 19 - 21 ) : papilla analis suboval , sparsely covered with short setae . apophyses
anteriores longer than segment viii , straight , four times shorter , than apophyses posteriores . segment viii about
as long as broad , subgenital plates relatively broad , broadly separated , inner area distinctly foamy sculptured .
with microtrichia . ductus bursae moderately broad , colliculum narrow , ring - shaped . corpus bursae rounded ,
signum weakly curved , horn - shaped , placed at the left side of the entrance of bursae copulatrix .
ariation : the subgenital lobes vary in width , in one case ( fig . 21 , gen . prep . 83 / 07 ) subgenital lobes are
as by the absence of a grey spot in the middle of wing . the male genitalia of
bionomy : the adult flies from the third decade of may to the third decade of june . the host plant
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the holarctic genus agonochaetia is reviewed and a new species is described from québec , canada . in addition , a new related genus and species is described from the canary islands . comparative diagn…
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chrysoesthia halimionella , sp . n . , megacraspedus uzunsyrtus , sp . n . , aristotelia confusella , sp . n . , and dirhinosia interposita , sp . n . , are described from ukraine . adults and genitalia of the new species are illustrated and compared with related species .
new species and new records of gelechiid - moths from northern siberia and far east of russia ( lepidop . . .
three new species of gelechiidae are described from russia : teleiopsis tchukotka bidzilya , sp . n . ( tchukotskiy ar ) , chionodes ermolaevi bidzilya , sp . n . ( sakhalin island ) , chionodes arctica bidzilya , sp . n . ( jamalo - nenetskiy ar , jakutia , vrangel island ) . five species are recorded for the first time from the sakhalin island , three species - from the kurily islands , two species - from jakutia , one . . . [ show full abstract ]
aethes shakibai huemer & wieser , 2004 a new species of leafroller for the european fauna , with descr . . .
aethes shakibai sivashella budashkin & bidzilya , ssp . n . , is described based on 30 males and 3 females from the eastern crimea and the coast of the sea of azov ( ukraine ) . the external appearance of the adult , genitalia of the new subspecies and its habitat are illustrated . type material of the new subspecies is deposited in the collection of karadagh nature reserve and the collection of the . . . [ show full abstract ]
checklist of scythridid moths ( lepidoptera , scythrididae ) of ukraine with description of two new spe . . .
an annotated list of 46 species of scythrididae from ukraine is given . two species are described as new : scythris zhakovi bidzilya & budashkin , sp . n . ( crimea , kherson region ) and scythris psammitis bidzilya & budashkin sp . n . ( kherson region ) . 13 species are recorded from ukraine for the first time : scythris bifissella ( hofmann , 1889 ) ; scythris perlucidella nupponen & nupponen , 2000 ; scythris . . . [ show full abstract ]
summary of recorded quantities of adult moths of this species by week and year .
ok , so it ' s not quite as extreme as the one a couple of weeks ago , but i ' m glad i ' ve more or less caught up on my records from that one for the garden in wolvercote , oxfordshire , as i suspect tonight and the next couple will provide a fair amount of work . although numbers haven ' t been as impressive as some people ' s the total of 287 individuals and 82 species , of which 19 were nfy , was pretty good on 19th june . species which seem to be doing well include v - pug , common footman ( and to some extent , buff footman ) and coronet ; and my overall impression , even before the previous heatwave , has been that this year has been measurably more productive than last .
i ' ve had a few tricky specimens from recent days and would be grateful for confirmation or help : i suspect the first of these two is just an unusually - marked single - dotted wave , but i wondered about a mullein wave ; and from an earlier post here , i wonder whether the rather washed - out individual below it , with its raised abdomen , is a brown scallop .
i ' d go along with single - dotted wave and brown scallop , steve . zeiraphera isertana is correct and i think you are safe with acleris kochiella too . the aethes would appear to be rubigana if this site is to be believed : urltoken yes to crambus perlella , the gelechiid needs a clearer image and the last one appears to me to be phycita roborella .
very many thanks , dave : some good news there , with the zeiraphera and acleris kochiella both being new to my garden ( and life ) list , and the former the first species on the list beginning with ' z ' . . . the degree of detail on that website has left my head spinning !
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middle and south europe , northern africa , middle east , iran . in the former ussr , the species is distributed in the central chernozem region ( sparsely ) , in the south of the european part of russia to the caucasus , in ukraine , moldova , transcaucasia ( georgia ) , central asia ( turkmenistan ) .
l . vovskii a . l . & piskunov v . i . 1999 . fam . gelechiidae - wing - emarginated moths . in : kuznetsov v . i . , ed . insects and mites . pests of agricultural crops . lepidoptera . st . petersburg : nauka . v . 3 , part 2 , p . 46 - 93 ( in russian ) .
minoranskii v . a . 1963 . beet mining moth . zashchita rastenii ot vreditelei i boleznei 3 : 30 - 31 ( in russian ) .
minoranskii v . a . 1987 . formation of noxious entomofauna on beet plantations . zashchita rastenii 11 : 32 - 34 ( in russian ) .
petrukha o . i . , pozhar z . a . , shevchenko v . n . , bichuk yu . p . , pshenichuk r . f . , tishchenko e . i . , tribel . s . a . , broyakovskaya o . n . & kornienko a . s . 1982 . sugar - beet protection . zashchita rastenii 6 : 23 - 26 ( in russian ) .
shmeleva v . a . 1954 . beet mining moth and its control . kiev : an ukr . ssr , 38 p . ( in russian ) .
slavgorodskaya - kurpieva l . e . , slavgorodskii v . e . & popov v . g . 2001 . protection of agricultural crops against pests and diseases . ( the handbook for farmers , gardeners , truck farmers ) . simferopol . : biznes - inform , 344 p . ( in russian ) .
tribel . s . a . & deryugin e . a . 1993 . biocenotic mechanisms of control of harmfulness . sakharnaya svekla 3 : 19 - 20 ( in russian ) .
vasil . ev v . p . 1974 . family gelechiidae . in : vasil . ev v . p . , ed . pests of agricultural crops and forest plantations . v . 2 . arthropods . kiev : urozhai , p . 257 - 261 ( in russian ) .
zhitkevich e . n . 1963 . beet mining moth . zashchita rastenii ot vreditelei i boleznei 3 : 29 - 30 ( in russian ) .
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willow ermine moth ( yponomeuta rorella ) . so called because of its beautiful greyish - silvery wings with black spots , this small moth was found at marshalls heath on 1st august 1995 . it is the rarest species on the reserve , declining nationally and liable to be in danger of extinction in britain if the causes of its decline continue to operate . the larva feeds on white willow , or occasionally grey willow .
balsam carpet moth ( xanthorhož biriviata ) . this and the following species are only known from less than 30 decads ( 10km squares ) in the united kingdom . it is a very local moth , being confined mainly to water meadows bordering waterways around london , and was recorded at marshalls heath on 19th july 1995 . the larva feeds on orange balsam or small balsam .
great brocade moth ( eurois occulta ) . a fairly large , fat - bodied noctuid moth that is resident in scotland and is an occasional migrant elsewhere . it was attracted to light on 7th august 1995 , at a time when several unusual insects from continental europe turned up in southeast england .
white - letter hairstreak butterfly ( satyrium w - album ) . thirty specimens have been seen in ten different years , most recently in july 2001 , suggesting that there is a small but persistent breeding colony here . the caterpillar feeds on elm , and the species was drastically reduced following the attack of dutch elm disease in the 1970s and early 1980s , and is presently continuing to decline , causing concern nationally .
barred white moth ( nemapogon clematella ) . this tiny species breeds at marshalls heath , where it was identified in may 1997 by mark sterling from the characteristic mine that its caterpillar makes in the fungus diatrype disciformis , found growing on a dead hazel branch . this demonstrates the importance of leaving a good supply of dead and rotting wood on the ground as part of good woodland management .
small clover case - bearer moth ( coleophora frischella ) . one of the large family of moths whose larvae make characteristic tubes or cases to pass the winter in , this tiny moth is beautifully coloured , with bronzy green wings reflecting flashes of shimmering purple in places . it probably breeds on the heath , where its numbers have been increasing in recent years , 59 being seen in 2002 . its larvae feed on white clover , and possibly thistles and knapweed too .
black stigma case - bearer moth ( coleophora hemerobiella ) . feeding on hawthorn , apple or wild cherry , this species may also be breeding on the reserve , having been seen in three separate years , most recently in august 2002 when three were found .
pale lettuce bell moth ( eucosma conterminana ) . a small , well - camouflaged moth that has repeatedly turned up at marshalls heath over the years , the last in august 2000 . it feeds on great lettuce or prickly lettuce , but is a scarce , local moth , restricted to southeast england .
grass - veneer moth ( pediasia contaminella ) . feeding on sheep ' s fescue , a grass that flourishes on the anthills , it is possible that this species breeds here in small numbers . three have been seen in three different years , most recently on 8th august 2002 .
sulphur pearl moth ( sitochroa palealis ) . this elegant , sulphur - yellow moth was discovered here on 10th august 1997 . its foodplant , wild carrot , is widespread on the anthills and acid grassland , so the hopes are that it breeds here .
long - legged tabby moth ( synaphe punctalis ) . recorded only once , on 8th august 1997 , this scarce moth is normally found in coastal areas . it may possibly breed here , as it feeds on damp mosses .
false cacao moth ( ephestia parasitella ) . recorded twice , in 1998 and 2002 july 17th , the life history of this scarce moth is poorly known . it probably feeds on dried plant material , dead berries and dried stems of ivy , so may be breeding on the reserve .
yarrow pug moth ( eupithecia millefoliata ) . discovered on 22nd august 2000 , the abundance of its foodplant , yarrow , may mean that it is breeding here , though elsewhere it has mainly been found on the coast or around the thames estuary .
pale shining brown moth ( polia bombycina ) . formerly well - represented in the south of england , there have been very few records of this moth since 1980 . it is normally found in areas of chalky soil , but its foodplant and life - history are unknown , though it will accept dandelion , knotgrass , dock and sow - thistle in captivity , all of which are found here . it was seen at marshalls heath on 28th june 1996 , the only recent hertfordshire record .
angle - striped sallow moth ( enargia paleacea ) . extremely rare , this beautiful orange - yellow moth feeds on silver birch , so might possibly be breeding here , though the specimen seen on 31st july 1995 could have been an immigrant . there are very few hertfordshire records for this moth .
waved black moth ( parascotia fuliginaria ) . the caterpillar of this scarce moth feeds on fungi growing on tree stumps or fallen or felled tree - trunks , and is yet another illustration of the importance of rotting wood to many forms of wildlife . it has been seen twice , on 24th july 1995 and 21st july 1997 , and hopefully survives in small numbers .
leaf beetle ( chrysolina oricalcia ) . this smallish shiny beetle has been found twice , on 19th april and 18th september 1993 . it has no specific english name , but is one of the leaf beetles noted for their shiny , sometimes metallic bright colouring .
monks wood beetle ( hallomenus binotatus ) . occuring in the fungi on old trees , this rare reddish - yellow beetle was recorded on 26th may 1995 , the first and only time it has been recorded in hertfordshire .
net - winged beetle ( platycis minuta ) . this scarce species also occurs in old wood , emphasising how important it is to leave fallen trees as part of good woodland management . it is usually encountered in ancient woodland , and may have survived here in hedgerows where it was recently discovered on 23rd august 2002 .
false darking beetle ( prionychus ater ) . yet another species of old timber , this is a nocturnal beetle found under the bark of deciduous trees . it was recorded here on 13th july 1999 .
spider beetle ( ptinus sexpunctatus ) . one of the spider beetles , so - called because of their long legs and roundish bodies , this tiny beetle has the distinction of having been discovered in the nests of bees . it feeds on decaying insects , one of the thousands of useful
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creatures without which our world would be overrun with refuse . it was seen on the heath on 10th may 1993 , 10th april 1999 and 6th may 2000 .
hoverfly ( volucella inanis ) . one of 276 species of british hoverfly , this species has a bright yellow body with thin black bands . it has no english name . the resemblance to a wasp is purely superficial - it is not related to wasps and has no sting . the similarity is a useful defence from birds and anything else that might attack it , but as far as man is concerned , thousands of these innocent creatures are mistaken for wasps or hornets and killed . it was recorded on the heath by mark sterling on 20th august 1995 .
least carpet moth ( idaea vulpinaria ) . this species is seen here in most years , 15 times altogether and most recently on 11th august 2002 . its foodplant is ivy and there is probably a breeding colony on the heath .
scarce tissue moth ( rheumaptera cervinalis ) . the scarcity of this moth is perhaps mainly due to the fact that its caterpillar feeds only on barberry and other berberis species , plants that used to be ruthlessly exterminated by farmers , as they harbour wheat rust . the presence of the plant round the edges of the heath , and the development of resistant strains of wheat , may help its survival here . it has been recorded five times , most recently on 13th may 1997 .
brown scallop moth ( philereme vetulata ) . this very local moth was found here on 4th july 1995 . its caterpillars feed exclusively on buckthorn .
maple pug moth ( eupithecia inturbata ) . a small but persistent colony of this moth seems to be present on the heath , where its food , the flower of the field maple , is relatively common . it has been seen in 8 out of the last 10 years , most recently on 7th august 2002 .
netted pug moth ( eupithecia venosata ) . normally a species of chalk or limestone districts , the netted pug is becoming much scarcer and is now a cause for concern , and there are very few recent hertfordshire records . it breeds on bladder campion , which is found in small numbers on the road verges of the heath , and along some of the field edges . it was discovered here on 24th may 1999 .
lead - coloured drab moth ( orthosia populeti ) . with such an unflattering english name , this species hasn ' t much going for it . it flies early in the year , march and april , and visits sallow blossom . the caterpillar breeds on aspen . it has been recorded only once , on 17th march 2000 .
lesser - spotted pinion moth ( cosmia affinis ) . once reasonably common , this distinguished - looking moth declined dramatically following the outbreak of dutch elm disease . its caterpillar feeds on english elm , but seems to have survived by using wych elm as well . perhaps , like the white - letter hairstreak butterfly , it is making use of the elm suckers and shrubs that continue to persist in large numbers at marshalls heath . it has been seen every year except 2002 , 54 times in all , and most recently on 12th august 2001 .
grey partridge ( perdix perdix ) . a nesting grey partridge was a local attraction on the heath in 1979 , but this species has since suffered a worrying decline . ground nesting birds are particularly vulnerable here as the heath is common land and a favourite place for dog walkers .
lesser spotted woodpecker ( dendrocopus minor ) . this delightfully attractive little bird has been regularly nesting on the heath and in adjacent gardens , but the loss of our resident bird enthusiast has meant that its present status is unclear . it was last recorded on 19th december 1998 .
skylark ( alauda arvensis ) . universally loved as one of the signs of spring , the lark ascending to sing its exuberant chattering notes high above fields and meadows is giving way to silence as this bird disappears from more and more districts . it is still a regular sight at marshalls heath however , and was most recently noted on 17th april 2001 .
song thrush ( turdus philomelos ) . the confident , melodious and beautifully inventive musical call of the song thrush is still heard on the reserve from the tops of tall trees on calm , warm evenings at twilight in summer , most recently on 9th june 1999 , but numbers of this popular bird are declining to a worrying extent .
willow tit ( parus montanus ) . this woodland bird is in serious trouble , perhaps partly because of its need to excavate a nest hole in a rotten tree or stump , yet another reason for leaving dead timber where it is . last seen here on 12th may 1995 , the national decline of this bird has been greater than for any other in britain , 54 % since 1994 . the decline in hertfordshire has been far more serious , from being present in about half the tetrads recorded in 1986 down to only four birds seen in 2000 in the entire county .
house sparrow ( passer domesticus ) . there was widespread disbelief and amazement when this once universally familiar bird was added to the rspb red list , but having halved its numbers in recent years it has disappeared from many sites . there is little information on its present status at marshalls heath , the most recent record being 1996 april 14th .
tree sparrow ( passer montanus ) . the catastrophic decline of this species in the 1990s is difficult to explain , and it has not been definitely recorded at marshalls heath since 1989 .


poet prince ( foaled 1932 ) was a british thoroughbred racehorse who won the 1941 cheltenham gold cup .

he had earlier won the stanley chase at aintree and went on to contest two more gold cups .

he was unplaced when well-fancied in 1942 and finished fourth in 1945 at the age of thirteen .

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lucy terry prince was a renowned 18th - century orator who is also the first known african - american poet .
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the author outlines the destiny of the poet prince as having been handed through some of history’s most notable characters . which characters did you recognize and can you imagine their story as a poet prince ? discuss the meaning of this destiny as described through the various poet princes in the book . can you identify other historical figures who may have fulfilled this prophecy ?
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future poet lucy terry prince was born in west africa . the exact date of her birth is unknown , though it is thought she might have been born as early as the mid - 1720s . historical records on prince’s life are highly limited and thus details of her history have been deduced from scholarly research and conjecture .
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bath : 2 . 15 compton prince , 2 . 50 poet ' s society , 3 . 25 secretfact ( nap ) , 4 . 00 ghepardo , 4 . 35 mornington , 5 . 10 hallingham , 5 . 40 elusive olivia .
the mark johnston - trained poet’s prince became the 56th winner of a £25 , 000 october book 1 bonus when taking out the western house novice auction stakes at ayr and collecting a total of £29 , 269 when prize money of £4 , 269 is added . poet’s prince was purchased at book 1 of the tattersalls october yearling sale for just 28 , 000 guineas by mark johnston racing from the draft of houghton bloodstock . he is the second £25 , 000 book 1 bonus winner for trainer johnston this year following on from nyaleti , who was subsequently second in the group 2 duchess of cambridge stakes . johnston has now won four £25 , 000 book 1 bonus races since the scheme’s inception last year . poet’s prince is a son of poet’s voice out of the multiple listed winning sprinter palace affair who remarkably has had two £25 , 000 book 1 bonus winners , with poet’s voice’s own - sister poet’s princess winning one last year . the tattersalls october £25 , 000 book 1 bonus is only for horses bought at book 1 of the tattersalls october yearling sale , that takes place from october 3 - 5 .
a book inspired by the poet’s life was released in 1973— black woman : a fictionalized biography of lucy terry prince , by bernard and jonathan katz . decades later , another title on her and her husband’s journey was published— mr . and mrs . prince : how an extraordinary eighteenth century family moved out of slavery and into legend ( 2008 ) , by gretchen holbrook gerzina .
poet lucy terry prince was born in west africa in the early half of the 18th century . captured by slave traders when she was a young girl , she was brought to america and eventually became a part of the wells household in deerfield , massachusetts . in 1746 , prince composed the poem
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the earliest known piece of literature created by an african american . upon marrying , prince achieved her freedom and had six children . renowned for her oration , she died in vermont in 1821 .
in her new life , lucy terry prince settled with her husband in guilford , vermont , eventually having six children . two of the prince progeny , cesar and festus , are believed to have fought in the revolutionary war . prince had also unsuccessfully petitioned for at least one of her children to attend williams college , giving a speech to representatives that was said to have lasted for three hours .
gwendolyn brooks was a postwar poet best known as the first african american to win a pulitzer prize , for her 1949 book annie allen .
jada pinkett smith , 44 , also honored prince on her facebook page thursday , paying tribute to the man she deemed a “genius artist . ”
in addition , some sources allege that prince argued before the u . s . supreme court in her family & apos ; s case against the false land claims of colonel eli bronson in sunderland , vermont . the prince family was said to have emerged victorious , but hundreds of years later a judicial library representative stated that there’s no legal record of prince ever arguing a case before the land’s highest bench . instead , in the mid - 1790s she might have been involved in a lower court ruling officiated by samuel chase , a judge who reportedly stated that prince’s eloquence surpassed that of lawyers .
broadus , edmund kemper . the laureateship : a study of the office of poet laureate in england . oxford : clarendon press , 1921 . print .
“the poet - laureateship . ” temple bar 106 ( december 1895 ) : 498 - 516 . periodicals archive online . web . 28 april 2012 .
maureen is joined by her lover , berenger , who discovers that he shares an extraordinary legacy with lorenzo the magnificent : both were born under the auspices of a prophecy found in the early writing of the bloodline , the prophecy of the poet prince . while berenger explores the daunting task of filling lorenzo’s place in the 21st century , he will come face to face with other characters from history who have shared the title of poet prince , and who had very deadly enemies . those enemies have equally dangerous descendants who carry a 500 - year - old vendetta against any who support lorenzo’s form of heresy .
2 . learn more about the life of lorenzo de medici , the godfather of the renaissance , in miles j . unger’s biography magnifico : the brilliant life and violent times of lorenzo de ' medici . compare the biography with the depiction of lorenzo de medici in the poet prince at your next book club meeting .
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lucy and abijah eventually returned to guilford . following her husband & apos ; s death in 1794 , prince moved back to sunderland , where she died in 1821 .
roy bates used his swashbuckling sense of adventure to found a micro - nation off the coast of england , the principality of sealand , and declare himself the reigning prince .
‘an unemployed poet . ’ “the laureateship - a suggestion . ” fun 59 ( 2 january 1894 ) : 10 . periodicals archive online . web . 28 april 2012 .
witt , marion . “yeats on the poet laureateship . ” modern language notes 66 ( june 1961 ) : 385 - 388 . jstor . web . 28 april 2012 .
on tuesday 6th march we celebrated our national prince ' s trust and tk maxx & homesense awards at the london palladium to honour the achievements of young people supported by the trust .
hannigan , d . f . “the new poet laureate . ” westminster review 145 ( january 1896 ) : 251 - 54 . periodicals archive online . web . 28 april 2012 .
kahan , jeffrey . “poet laureate . ” the oxford encyclopedia of british literature . ed . david scott kastan . oxford : oxford up , 2006 . 241 - 245 . print .
on tuesday 6th march 25 bloggers and youtubers joined us at the photographers’ gallery for our pre - event reception ahead of our national prince ' s trust and tk maxx & homesense awards .
even before tennyson died in october 1892 ( see fig . 1 ) , speculation had begun about the next poet laureate and the future of the office . as early as may 1890 the
austin served as poet laureate from 1 january 1896 until his death on 2 june 1913 . he was succeeded by robert bridges , the commentator in the bookman who had begun his letter : “in answer to the first of your two questions , i beg to say that the continuance or cessation of the poet laureateship is to me a matter of complete indifference” ( 54 ) .
brightcove . createexperiences ( ) ; a “stunned and heartbroken” will smith is mourning his friend prince , writing on facebook that he spoke to the legendary musician just one day before his shocking death .
ran an engraved portrait of the poet and his country house , swinford old manor in kent . ( see figs . 3 and 4 . ) periodicals for non - specialist readers , such as
the son of man shall choose when the time returns for the poet prince . he will inspire the hearts and minds of the people so as to illuminate the path of service and show them the way . this is his legacy , this , and to know a very great love . worldwide controversy surrounds author maureen paschal as she promotes her new bestseller—the explosive account of her discovery of a gospel
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hodgson , w . earl . “mr . alfred austin , poet laureate . ” english illustrated magazine 150 ( march 1896 ) : 610 - 13 . periodicals archive online . web . 28 april 2012 .
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“who is to be the next poet laureate ? : aut swinburne , aut nullus . ” review of reviews 1 : 5 ( may 1890 ) : 398 . periodicals archive online . web . 28 april 2012 .
on 6 october 1892 alfred , lord tennyson , died at aldworth , his home in surrey ; six days later , the poet laureate was buried in westminster abbey . this essay explores the controversy in the periodical press that ensued over the appointment of his successor , the debate over whether the office should represent a royal or national appointment , and the aftermath of the choice of alfred austin as “poet laureate to her majesty” in january 1896 .
this book never really took off for me . the author switched back and forth between renaissance florence and modern times . the plot did not have much substance , and she doesn ' t seem to have come to any point with the poet prince . this book was supposed to be the last in a trilogy , but she is apparently planning another installment around anne boleyn and henry viii , who were thrown in as an epilogue to this book .
has maureen pascal found love at last ? the beautiful heroine of the bestselling the expected one ( 2006 ) and the book of love ( 2009 ) is in love with berenger sinclair , the current poet prince of the ancient bloodline prophecy . while promoting her newest bestseller about the discovery of a gospel written by jesus , maureen is shocked to hear that sinclair has fathered a child out of wedlock . is this the end of their love story ?
maureen and her fellow disciples of the order of the holy sepulcher ( sinclair , tammy , roland and peter ) travel to florence to study the teachings of the libro rosso with the mysterious spiritual master destino . is he really longinus gaius , the roman centurion who pierced the crucified jesus with his sword ? is his sword , called the spear of destiny , the key to sinclair’s salvation ? as the group studies ancient prophecies and artistic masterpieces of the renaissance , they learn more and more about the life and times of lorenzo de medici , the poet prince of the renaissance , and his true love , lucrezia donati . lorenzo and lucrezia were doomed to be apart . does this mean that the poet prince and the expected one will always be separated ? can sinclair and maureen break this cycle of doomed love ? will the golden age be restored , or will another religious group try to destroy the magdalene disciples and their heresy ?
richard hannon had another option in the urltoken novice median auction stakes but has plumped for newcomer ghepardo , who might give likely favourite rock of estonia something to think about , while compton prince is worth a look in the sprint that opens the card .
published an anonymous assessment , “tennyson : and after ? , ” which praised the high achievement of the nineteenth - century laureates , robert southey , william wordsworth , and alfred tennyson , and wondered whether any modern poet had comparable merit ( 624 ) . the
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concludes , “scarcely another english poet can be named who has written so few faulty or unmelodious lines , and surely none who has more enriched and enlarged our resources of lyrical metre , or more nobly maintained the dignity of our dramatic blank verse” ( 628 ) .
was right about the man , though wrong about the date of the appointment . “with the new year’s honours comes the official announcement that ‘her majesty has been pleased to appoint alfred austin , esq . , to be poet laureate to her majesty’”—so reads the announcement in the
[ 2 ] only one poet signed his contribution , r [ obert ] b [ ridges ] , in letter iii . but we know from a letter yeats wrote to john o’leary that he is the author of letter ii ; see witt , 385 - 86 .
the poet prince took me on a tour of italy starting with the renaissance era and bringing me back to present day . it was filled with historical references as relates to places and actual events . the part that i really liked is how she gave artists of the renaissance era such as botticelli and michelangelo character . yea , we read about them in history and to tell the truth most times we don ' t pay attention . for instance , when she made references botticelli ' s painting ,
the birth of venus ,
i went
prince was captured at a very young age by slave traders and brought to rhode island . there she was believed to have been initially purchased by samuel terry , who lived in enfield , connecticut . when terry died in 1730 , she was eventually sent to live with ebenezer wells of deerfield , massachusetts . with the wells family , the intelligent and popular prince became a devout christian . she was baptized and became a full - time church member by her teen years . history also points to her learning how to read during her time with the wells .
“prince was one of the first artists to put me on game in regard to the industry . he was not only a genius artist , he was kind , funny , beautifully eccentric , curious , imaginative , magical , spiritual , rebellious and extremely intelligent , ” she wrote .
obviously , lord salisbury thought otherwise because , in november 1895 , the bookman opened its “news notes” column with this tidbit : “we are informed , on what appears to be reliable authority , that mr . alfred austin has been appointed poet laureate , and that the formal announcement may be expected about the middle of this month” ( 45 ) . austin , known as a poet for his idyllic english lyrics , was better known for his journalistic work as a leader writer for the national review and pro - conservative editor of the standard ( broadus 203 ) .
austin had his supporters—or , at least , his well - wishers—who sighed with relief that the laureateship was finally in the hands of a poet who would “fulfil its duties admirably” ( “literary looker - on” 268 ) . no doubt , they saw queen victoria’s diamond jubilee on the horizon and realized that an official poet was needed to commemorate the event . some of austin’s admirers praised his “spontaneous” lyrics that “breathe the air of english rural life” ( hannigan 252 ) ; others his character and love of his country “with an unsophisticated and exuberant pride” ( hodgson 613 ) . the
lucy remained with the household until 1756 , when she married abijah prince , a free black man . lucy was promptly emancipated as well , though it & apos ; s not certain if her new husband purchased her freedom from the wells or if the family simply relinquished her from servitude .
worldwide controversy surrounds author maureen paschal as she promotes her new bestseller—the explosive account of her discovery of a gospel written in jesus’ own hand . but a scandalous headline about her lover , bérenger sinclair , shatters maureen’s plans and sends her to florence . in tuscany , maureen and bérenger seek out their spiritual teacher destino , who insists the besieged couple study one of history’s great poet princes : lorenzo de’ medici , the godfather of the italian renaissance . bérenger is a poet prince of the ancient bloodline prophecy , and even across the centuries , his fate is intertwined with lorenzo de’ medici’s . bérenger must uncover the heretical secrets of the medici family—and the shocking truth behind the birth of the renaissance—if he is to fulfill his own destiny . these heretical secrets were hidden for a reason , and there are those who would stop at nothing to prevent bérenger’s assumption of his rightful role .
bbc sound of 2015 finalist , brit award nominee and london and south east celebrate success performer , george the poet is , quite simply , a rising star . that’s why , we asked him to pen an exclusive poem , inspired by the findings for our youth index 2015 ( pdf , 2mb ) report .
kathleen mcgowan’s first two novels in the magdalene line series have been bestsellers . the expected one ( 2006 ) began the story of journalist maureen pascal as she searched for secret scrolls written by mary magdalene describing her life with her husband , jesus . in the book of love ( 2010 ) , maureen explored the world of the mysterious countess matilda of tuscany as she hunted for a secret gospel written by jesus . the poet prince continues maureen’s story with a renaissance background . fans of mcgowan’s successful magdalene line books will be happy to hear that the series will continue . will shakespearean england be the next stop on maureen pascal’s spiritual journey ?
“i am stunned and heartbroken . i just spoke with him last night . today , jada & i mourn with all of you the loss of a beautiful poet , a true inspiration , and one of the most magnificent artists to ever grace this earth , ” smith , 47 , wrote in a facebook post thursday .
peterson , linda . “on the appointment of the ‘poet laureate to her majesty , ’ 1892 - 1896 . ” branch : britain , representation and nineteenth - century history . ed . dino franco felluga . extension of romanticism and victorianism on the net . web . [ here , add your last date of access to branch ] .
the unofficial , often amusing critiques of alfred austin as poet laureate came later in the year . owen seaman , in the battle of the bays ( 1896 ) , parodied the verse styles of the leading contenders , from swinburne at the head to austin in the rear . the austin parody mocks the journalistic pandering that won “alfred” the laureateship :
zabeel prince ( 4 . 30 ) can complete quick - fire doubles for atzeni and varian in the feature handicap over the extended mile . the gelding bolted - up in a nottingham maiden three weeks ago and looks to have been let in lightly from an opening mark of 86 . he is a confident selection to make a winning handicap debut .
de facto , the marcus and ward calendar gives its own ranking of the great poets and tweaks austin , the laureate , with a low ranking . swinburne and william morris had been the leading candidates in 1892 when tennyson died , and they get pride of place . other contenders in the interim years were alice meynell , margaret woods ( an academic poet , then wife of the president of trinity college , oxford ) , lewis morris , william watson , and jean ingelow . although the calendar includes alfred austin with the label “poet laureate” beneath his name , by virtue of its monthly assignment , it “ranks” him at the bottom , putting swinburne , meynell , and william morris at the forefront of the “modern poets . ” [ 4 ]
86 . mogha corb ( or mogha of the chariots ) , who was b . a . d . 167 , and attained a very old age . this prince , who became king of munster , which he governed for the space of twenty years , fought the memorable battle of gabhra or garristown , near dublin , against the monarch cairbre liffechar , a . d . 284 .
my passion for botticelli was one of the things that fueled my passion for this book . now , choosing a favorite was difficult to begin with , but it became even more challenging as i began to dig into the hidden symbols , stories and mysteries behind the art . if forced to choose one , it would have to be primavera . but there is an extraordinary series of frescoes in the private chapel of the medici palace , commissioned by cosimo and painted by benozzo gozzoli , that are some of the most magnificent works of art i have ever seen . a ten - year - old lorenzo is painted as the poet prince in a stunning reproduction of the parade he makes his debut in on the feast of the magi . as for poetry , i fell in love with lorenzo’s poetry and if space had allowed would have included it within the book . few know that lorenzo was considered a poet of extraordinary talents , and had he not been burdened by politics , we would likely be studying his literary works alongside dante . his poem written after the death of simonetta is hauntingly beautiful , and his poetry for lucrezia donati is bittersweet to say the least .
now remembered largely for his funky punctuation , e . e . cummings was for decades one of america’s most celebrated , controversial , and popular poets—the dashing , impecunious prince of greenwich village . in an adaptation from her new biography of cummings , susan cheever recalls one winter night in 1958 when the harris tweed - clad modernist , a longtime friend and mentor to her novelist father , rocked her teenage world .
lord salisbury has added a new terror to life . here is the poet laureate earning his butt of sherry by writing verses on dr . jameson and his raiders [ a south african misadventure ] and publishing them in the times . are we to expect for the future that every interesting event in the national life—a royal christening or a battle—is to be honoured in this way ? ( ‘mere outsider’ 63 )
three years after tennyson’s death , the laureateship remained unfilled . in june 1895 , however , soon after the conservative electoral victory , lord salisbury as prime minister moved to fill the vacancy . clement scott in the idler took up the pro - swinburne cause : “i care not if he be a persona grata or not at court ; it does not matter to me one fig if he has underwritten his fierce democratic and republican elegies with baby drivels and sonnets to pettitoes . this has nothing to do with it . . . . i should vote for the poet greatest in england after tennyson and browning” ( 413 ) . but lord salisbury let it be known that he was considering the appointment of a journalist—as a compliment to that modern literary profession . some poets were outraged , but coventry patmore used the rumor to nominate a woman writer who had excelled as both journalist and poet , alice meynell :
this reading group guide for the poet prince includes an introduction , discussion questions , ideas for enhancing your book club , and a q & a with author kathleen mcgowan . the suggested questions are intended to help your reading group find new and interesting angles and topics for your discussion . we hope that these ideas will enrich your conversation and increase your enjoyment of the book . description maureen follows her new teacher , destino , to florence where she begins training in the secret teachings of the order of the holy sepulcher , just as matilda did before her 1000 years ago . with destino , maureen discovers the story of lorenzo , the man who would be known to history as the magnificent . but maureen will learn that lorenzo’s driving obsession was not one of simple culture ; rather , he was creating a body of work to preserve a series of ancient secrets , secrets too powerful and dangerous to be committed to writing . lorenzo is aided by his mistress , the forbidden lover who obsesses him until he dies – and who acted as muse for some of the most famous and breathtaking paintings in the world . maureen is joined by her lover , berenger , who discovers that he shares an extraordinary legacy with lorenzo the magnificent : both were born under the auspices of a prophecy found in the early writing of the bloodline , the prophecy of the poet see more
a gifted wordsmith and captivating storyteller , prince used her skills to achieve a major milestone . her work
bars fight
( 1746 ) , which tells the story of a white settlers killed in an attack by native americans in deerfield , is the earliest known poem ever created by an african american . after being shared orally for more than a century , the work was published for the first time in 1855 in josiah g . holland’s history of western massachusetts .
in bestseller mcgowan ' s breathless , at times overly melodramatic third magdalene line novel ( after the book of love ) , researcher maureen paschal , who ' s been feverishly investigating the “confraternity of saint mary magdalen , ” uncovers juicy information about the gospel known as the libro rosso and the order of the holy sepulcher . she heads for florence , where her preternaturally ancient mentor , destino , reveals the arcane past of lorenzo de ' medici , “the great poet prince” and father of the renaissance . apparently , lorenzo secretly married lucrezia donati , the “colombina” or “little dove” featured in a number of botticelli paintings . maureen must also confront problems with her soul mate , scottish oil mogul bérenger sinclair , after a glamorous ex claims he ' s fathered her son . this quasi - christian historical fantasy confection slips back and forth in time with seamless ease . mary magdalene fans who enjoy wildly romantic conspiracy theories will be thrilled . ( june )
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maureen paschal goes to florence , where she begins training in the secret teachings of the order of the holy sepulchre . under the guidance of her new teacher , destino , she discovers the fascinating story of lorenzo de medici - the godfather of the renaissance and the greatest patron of the arts in history . but lorenzo ' s obsession was not with culture alone . instead , he worked carefully to create a body of work which would preserve a series of ancient secrets - secrets too powerful and dangerous to be committed to writing . but maureen ' s most explosive discovery affects the person closest to her , as she realizes that her lover , berenger , shares an extraordinary legacy with lorenzo de medici . both men were born under the auspices of a prophecy found in the early writing of the bloodline - the prophecy of the poet prince . but as berenger and maureen explore the daunting task of filling lorenzo ' s place in the 21st century , they find themselves the subject of an ancient vendetta hell - bent on destroying the heresy and ending maureen ' s life in the process .
maureen paschal goes to florence , where she begins training in the secret teachings of the order of the holy sepulchre . under the guidance of her new teacher , destino , she discovers the fascinating story of lorenzo de medici - the godfather of the renaissance and the greatest patron of the arts in history . but lorenzo ' s obsession was not with culture alone . instead , he worked carefully to create a body of work which would preserve a series of ancient secrets - secrets too powerful and dangerous to be committed to writing . but maureen ' s most explosive discovery affects the person closest to her , as she realizes that her lover , berenger , shares an extraordinary legacy with lorenzo de medici . both men were born under the auspices of a prophecy found in the early writing of the bloodline - the prophecy of the poet prince . but as berenger and maureen explore the daunting task of filling lorenzo ' s place in the 21st century , they find themselves the subject of an ancient vendetta hell - bent on destroying the heresy and ending maureen ' s life in the process . show more
the third book in the magdalene line trilogy takes maureen to florence , where she begins training in the secret teachings of the order of the holy sepulcher . under the guidance of her new teacher , destino , she discovers the fascinating story of lorenzo de medici - the godfather of the renaissance and the greatest patron of the arts in history . but lorenzo ' s obsession was not with culture alone . instead , he worked carefully to create a body of work which would preserve a series of ancient secrets - secrets too powerful and dangerous to be committed to writing . but maureen ' s most explosive discovery affects the person closest to her , as she realizes that her lover , berenger , shares an extraordinary legacy with lorenzo de medici . both men were born under the auspices of a prophecy found in the early writing of the bloodline - the prophecy of the poet prince . but as berenger and maureen explore the daunting task of filling lorenzo ' s place in the 21st century , they find themselves the subject of an ancient vendetta hell - bent on destroying the heresy and ending maureen ' s life in the process .
they are all different experiences , because i become so personally and emotionally involved with the characters . with the expected one , i wrote that book over a ten year period as i was immersed in all of that research and the story kept changing as new details were revealed and confirmed . the book of love was the most arduous process – that was a very hard book to write because i felt a deep sense of responsibility to present the information contained within the libro rosso in a way that would be easy to accept – some of those concepts are earth shattering for those who have never heard them before . and i had to cut an awful lot of that book because it was very complex . further , i have a muse for each book , and those women set the tone for the process . mary madalene was wise yet powerful while matilda of tuscany was pure warrior queen who would not let me sleep until her story was told to her liking . colombina was a lovely muse , as was the tragic simonetta . poet prince was the most “fun” book i have ever written . i am now under the spell of anne boleyn , and this one is going to be quite a wild ride .
magazine’s “news and notes” ( 11 ) . it was clear that the choice of austin depended on his friendship with lord salisbury , his past work as a pro - conservative journalist , and his willingness to use poetry to support the government ( broadus 203 ; scheuerle ) . the deeply political nature of his appointment produced a chorus of complaints : that austin was a literary mediocrity ; that he had written disrespectfully of tennyson as a “namby - pamby” ( austin 9 ) , a poet who lacked manly power and failed to present models of grandeur and greatness to his readership ; and , perhaps worst of all , that the nation would now be subjected to endless political versifying :
dods’ hernandoshideaway ( 3 . 30 ) has paul mulrennan back in the plate after a disappointing effort last week at pontefract but is chanced once more for the mile and a quarter handicap . the selection was slowly away last monday in west yorkshire and ruined his chance by pulling too hard in the early stages . nevertheless , he ran well to finish third and boasts obvious claims from an unrevised mark . andrea atzeni makes the long journey up north and should make the trip worthwhile aboard jumira prince ( 4 . 00 ) for boss roger varian . the well - bred colt opened his account two starts ago and despite disappointing last time out at haydock is taken to bounce back in first - time headgear .
my father and i drove him home to patchin place . “he was the most brilliant monologuist i have known , ” wrote malcolm cowley , the novelist and critic , and that night , leaning forward from the backseat of our secondhand dodge , i was treated to one of cummings’s “virtuoso performances , ” as the poet archibald macleish called them . cummings was an unabashed and very funny rebel ; he also had an astonishingly mobile face and a flexible dancer’s body . he wasn’t just an inspired mimic ; he seemed to become the people he was imitating . to this day my 94 - year - old mother fondly remembers his imitations , his collapsible top hat , and his willingness to stand on his head for a laugh .
bien qu’ayant préféré « le livre de l’amour » , ce troisième tome est très bien documenté sur l’histoire de l’art et des personnes qui ont permis à celui - ci de s’étendre bien au - delà de l’italie . au fil de ses livres , kathleen mcgowan nous fait découvrir l’histoire d’une autre façon que celle apprise à l’école , elle nous donne envie d’aller plus loin , de faire nos propres recherches… mention spéciale pour la fin du livre qui nous dévoile le personnage du prochain tome qui ne devrait plus tarder et qui sera traduit en français . rome , an 61 de notre ère . les chrétiens sont de plus en plus menacés , antonin le pieux , empereur de rome les classe en deux catégories : les fanatiques prêts à mourir et les croyants compatissants qui utilisent leur foie pour aider les miséreux . félicita , mère de sept enfants fait partie des fanatiques , menés au tribunal car jugée coupable des victimes de la peste dû à sa croyance fanatique ainsi qu’à mourir elle et ses enfants pour rejoindre son défunt mari . malgré les supplications de petronella , l’épouse du sénateur , à lui faire entendre raison pour épargner la vie de ses plus jeunes enfants , félicita et tous ses enfants furent tués . une nouvelle ère commençait mais pas sous le meilleur hospice pour les chrétiens . congrégation de la sainte - apparition . le vatican , de nos jours . felicity , petite - nièce du père girolamo dipazzi a elle aussi des visions qui lui marque son corps de stigmates . son but : éliminer maureen qu’elle considère comme une usurpatrice . château des pommes - bleues , arques . tammy , en pleine folie créatrice découvre un indice sur son oeuvre préférée « le printemps » de botticelli . la prophétie du prince poète va mettre en péril la relation de bérenger et de maureen . tandis que l’on découvre l’histoire des peintres les plus illustres de la renaissance italienne , celle de lorenzo , il magnifico nous est révélée . alors que l’on apprend plus sur la prophétie du prince poète , maureen et bérenger vont recevoir une nouvelle des plus inattendue bouleversant tout sur son passage . un nouvel ennemi se profile et avance avec pour seul but tuer l’elue . c’est avec plaisir que l’on retrouve tammy et roland entraperçus épisodiquement dans le tome précédent mais aussi de découvrir ce qui s’est passé pour une autre personne très proche de maureen durant ces deux dernières années . le prince poète et l’élue doivent plus que jamais être unis pour affronter ce qui pourrait causer leurs pertes . la prophétie va s’accomplir mais sont - ils prêts à assumer leurs destinées ?
108 . dermod : son of turlogh mór ; in 1116 succeeded his brother , murtogh , as king of north munster ; m . sadhbh , dau . of teige maccarthy mór , prince of desmond ( see
maccarthy mór
pedigree , no . 108 ) , by whom he had issue—two sons , 1 . connor - na - catharach , and 2 . turlogh . the princess sadhbh , on the death of dermod , m . her cousin cormac magh - tamnagh maccarthy mór . dermod , in 1116 , was defeated by the hy - niall and their conacht relatives at ruadh - bheithach , near dunkellin , co . galway ; he d . in a . d . 1120 , was interred in killaloe , and was succeeded by his son connor , who , dying in 1142 , was succeeded by his brother , turloch .
120 . turlogh donn , who d . 1528 : son of teige - an - chomhaid ; married twice : first , to joan , dau . of thomas , eighth lord fitzmaurice ( see no . 13 on the
fitzmaurice
pedigree ) ; and , secondly , to raghnait , dau . of john macnamara , of clan coilcain , and by her had : i . connor ; ii . donogh ; iii . murrough , first earl of thomond and baron of inchiquin ; iv . teige , slain by pierce , earl of ormond ; v . dermod ; vi . margaret , m . to owen o ' rourke , of the county leitrim ; vii . slaine , m . to henry oge o ' neill , son of henry , prince of ulster ; viii . fionala , who m . manus o ' donnell , chief of tirconnell .
85 . cormac cas : second son of olioll olum , king of munster , by his wife sabh or sabina , daughter of conn of the hundred battles , and relict of macniadh ; he was one of the most distinguished champions of his time , and
remarkable for strength of body , dexterity , and courage .
he defeated the lagenians ( or leinster men ) in the battle of iorras damhsa , carmen ( or wexford ) , liamhan ( or dunlaven ) , tara , teltown , and samhna hill ; and the conacians in the famous battle of cruachan , in the county roscommon . cormac d . at dun - tri - liag , ( or the fort of the stone slabs ) , now
duntrileague ,
in the county limerick , of wounds received in the battle of samhna hill , from the spear of eochy of the red eyebrows , king of leinster . he was m . to samer , dau . of fionn maccumhal ( fionn maccoole ) , and sister of the poet oisin , by whom he left , with other children :
andrews , brian william , bem , superintendent , state apartments , st . james ' s palace . birbeck , eric clifford , for serv the queen . brown , insp peter anthony , met pol . for serv rty protection . burch , st , john alexander . for serv the r collection . clark , david george , locksmith / fitter , r household . curtis , mrs patricia , investiture clerk , central chancery of the orders of knighthood . fisher , david george william , lieutenancy offr , lord lieutenancy of south yorkshire . brandling - harris , sgt piers godwin , met pol . for serv rty protection . henderson , miss penelope jane , sec , r windsor horse show . kidner , james hippisley , formerly dep private sec to the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall . marshall , stephen henry ronald , rvm , yeoman of the glass and china pantry , r household . pepper , ian john , formerly sen assurance offr , hm revenue and customs . potts , john , maintenance mgr , ascot racecourse . read , david john , dep superintendent , palace of holyroodhouse . taylor , michael john , assistant to the master of the household , finance , r household . thwaites , ms josephine elizabeth , project mgr , kew palace . wheaton , raymond , rvm , page of the chambers , r household .
110 . donal mór ( d . 1194 ) : son of turlogh ; the last king of north munster ; was m . to orlacan , dau . of dermod na gall macmorough ( by his wife , the dau . of o ' moore , prince of leix ) , and had mór , who married cathal craobh dearg o ' connor ( d . 1224 ) , the 51st christian king of conacht , with nine sons : 1 . donogh cairbreach ; 2 . murtogh dall , ancestor of the clan murtogh dall o ' brien , of hy - bloid , in the northeast of the co . clare ; 3 . connor ruadh ; 4 . murtogh fionn , ancestor of the clan turlogh fionn of the same territory ; 6 . donal conachtach , ancestor of clan donal conaghtaigh , of echtge , and subsequently of ara , in the county tipperary ; 7 . brian ( surnamed
of burren
) , ancestor of clan bhriain boirnigh ; 8 . connor , ancestor of clan connor guasanaigh ; 9 . dermod fiodhnuich , ancestor of the clan dermod fiodhniagh . in 1169 , this donal mór founded a religious house , afterwards the cathedral church on the site of the existing edifice in cashel ; in 1171 , he founded a nunnery in the city of limerick , but not a vestige of it remains . in 1172 , following the example of dermod maccarthy mór , king of south munster , he made henry ii . , king of england , a tender of his submission on the banks of the suir : —
piping peg ' s dam hobby mare ( lister ' s turk ) brocklesby betty ( curwen ' s bay barb ) brocklesby ( greyhound ) bay brocklesby ( partner [ crofts ] ) dairymaid ( bloody buttocks ) starling mare ( starling [ bolton ] ) allworthy mare ( allworthy ) a - la - grecque ( regulus ) . . . . . 23 - a cub mare ( cub ) turk mare ( turk ) . . . . . 23 - b
sampling of contemporary members of family 23 has found three mitochondrial dna haplotypes representative of three separate founder mares in family 23 . one of these is found in the trunk and both branches and is most plausibly representative of the family founder . another haplotype is found only in branch 23 - a , and the third only in branch 23 - b . both are most likely indicative of error at some point in the stud book record for those branches .
( gsb ) , appears on page 11 of the 5th , revised edition , of 1891 , in the first part . the introductory paragraph of this section says :
the following list of the earliest known mares , very few of which have been printed before as brood mares ( though the substance has been given in the miscellaneous pedigrees at the end of earlier editions ) , are combined with the imported eastern stallions , the source , with hardly any exception , of the whole of the so - called thorough - bred stock now existant . . .
the hobby mare , got by lister ' s turk , out of the duke of kingston ' s * piping peg . 1709 b c brocklesby , by the curwen bay barb . . . mr curwen 1711 ch f brocklesby betty , by ditto . . . mr curwen * piping peg had also a sister to the hobby mare , which was the dam in 1716 of mr pelham ' s hip , by the curwen bay barb . a sister to piping peg had a filly by hip , which was the dam of sir a hazlerigg ' s ringtail galloway , by the curwen bay barb , which was dam in 1737 of mr e o ' brien ' s patch or miss patch , by lord halifax ' s justice . miss patch was the dam in ireland of brutus , by old england , and patty , by tim ( son of squirt ) .
brocklesby betty , bred by mr pelham , in 1711 , got by the curwen bay barb , out of mr leedes ' s hobby mare , by the lister turk . 1721 gr f brocklesby , by greyhound . . . mr crofts 1723 ch c brocklesby , by woodcock . . . lord godolphin in 1722 missed to woodcock .
records from the 18th century , however , call this construction into question , and , in fact , suggest that considerable revision should be made .
the first record is an entry in cuthbert routh ' s stud - book , as published by c m prior in early records of the thoroughbred horse , 1924 . this particular pedigree is undated but is included in a section with pedigrees dated from 1725 to 1734 .
hipp was gott by mr pellham ' s bay barb , his dam by lister ' s turk , and was full sistr to piping pegg ; and hipp was full brothr to long megg . - per mr pellham .
this pedigree may be interpreted as saying that hip and long meg were both got by mr pelham ' s bay barb , and out of a full sister to piping peg , got by lister ' s turk .
the next record is an advertisement appearing on page 10 of the newcastle courant , for march 20 & 27 , 1724 - 5 . this reads :
these are to give notice , that the famous stallion call ' d , hip , late belonging to sir wm blacket , bar . is now in the possession of mr fenwick bowman of elfhils in northumberland , where any gentleman may have mares served , paying each mare one guinea : this stallion is full brother to long meg , and brockelsby ' s betty , got with pelham ' s barb , and out of hobby ' s mare , which was bred by mr leeds , and is now reckon ' d one of the most valued stud mares in all england , he challeng ' d all the 5 years old in england , which challenge was accepted , and run by a horse of mr pullien , being reckon ' d the best of that age ; but he was beat by hip , with a great deal of ease ; he was soon after , by a misfortune in one of his sweats , rendered uncapable of being any longer a training one .