Edward Wortley Montagu

As the years of her absence lengthened, her relation with her husband became less sustaining, though it remained friendly.

Her father, George Bowes , was one of the thrusting TynesideGrand Alliance or coal cartel of Bowes, Wortley and Liddell . As well as an entrepreneur and technological innovator, he was an army officer...

Lady Mary Pierrepont eloped with Edward Wortley Montagu ; they were married at Salisbury.

JA 's time at Charterhouse began, and his time at Oxford confirmed, his friendship with Richard Steele , with whom his name was to become inextricably linked as a result of their shared periodical ventures...

Pope attacked LMWM 's husband 's business practices in his Epistle to Lord Bathurst.

Pope 's Second Satire of the Second Book of Horace attacked LMWM and her husband together.

LMWM spent most of her time at a handsome rented villa, Middlethorpe Hall near York, with her baby, often without her husband .

She parted with her husband on amicable terms, telling him that she was travelling for the sake of her health, but that she had still to make the decision as to the best place in...

Lady Mary Pierrepont (later LMWM ) began her negotiation by letter with her future husband, Edward Wortley Montagu .

This is the first scholarly treatment of its subject and the first among a mass of critical comment (lengthy reviews, for instance, marking every reprinting of Lady Mary's letters) to bring to bear a feminist...

LMWM left London with her husband to travel to Turkey.

LMWM and her husband crossed the recent battlefield of Peterwardein in Hungary.

LMWM and her husband arrived at Belgrade, their first Turkish city; they stayed there three weeks.

LMWM and her husband arrived at Adrianople, the site of the Sultan's court and so the centre of the Ottoman Empire.

LMWM and her husband reached Constantinople.