Alfred G. Mobbs

Starting out from Wallace's poems about lost love, her biographer speculates as to the possible identity of such a person, if this was an actual man. She suggests, hesitantly, either the man Wallace was in...

DW was a committee member of the new association, for which her activities included (with A. G. Mobbs, the association's Chairman) collecting donations on the street to compensate a widow whose crops had been...

DW campaigned against the system of tithe payments during the 1930s in many newspaper and magazine articles and in speeches at public occasions. Her long-time reviewing of books for The Times came to an end...

Huge crowds attended the put-up job, as DW called it, of the auction of her goods at Wortham Manor following her bankruptcy: every item (including car, bedding, and typewriter) was bought by A. G. Mobbs