Thomas Mozley

AM 's brother Thomas Mozley (three years older than Anne and the first of three brothers in the family to attend Oxford University ) became a clergyman, religious controversialist, and journalist. He was a vital...

HM married the brilliant, impetuous, but scatter-brained Thomas Mozley , who this year became rector of Cholderton in Wiltshire (the worst living in the gift of Oriel College, Oxford ).

Her letters, on the evidence of those included in Dorothea Mozley 's Newman Family Letters (published by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge in 1962), are highly intelligent and entertaining. As a girl she rattles...

HM and her family had moved to Guilford Street in London—while her husband was writing full-time for the Times newspaper.

From the time of her marriage until early 1847, HM lived at Cholderton in Wiltshire, where her husband was rector. This village, lying under Beacon Hill on Salisbury Plain, felt distant from the...

This appreciative letter said ambiguously, Some one said the writer . . . was a Mr. Mosely a clergyman and a writer in the Times; but these reports about authorship are as often false...

AM spent some months at Buckland in Oxfordshire, keeping house for her newly-ordained brother Thomas when he was temporarily curate there.

HM visited France for the benefit of her health. She crossed the Channel with her husband, daughter, and servants, but Thomas Mozley returned before she did.

HM and her family visited London, where they stayed in lodgings. It was becoming apparent that her husband would have liked to live there for his journalism work, if he could only have afforded...