Hallam
Arthur Henry, 1811–35, English poet and essayist.
his father, Henry, 1777–1859, English historian.
Contemporary Examples
Admittedly, a lovely, smart London house, but Hallam has to work.
Alex Kingston on ‘Doctor Who,’ ‘Downton Abbey,’ and ‘Upstairs Downstairs’ Jace Lacob September 24, 2012
Historical Examples
In the spring of this year he had written to Thompson: “Hallam announces himself this morning as not otherwise than unwell.”
Tennyson and His Friends Various
The truth which I have written there is better for thee than a fortune, Hallam.
Reels and Spindles Evelyn Raymond
“I should advise you not to interfere any further, Mrs. Hallam,” he told her in a tone low, but charged with meaning.
The Black Bag Louis Joseph Vance
Hallam and I rode our burros, but we were very tired when it was over.
Reels and Spindles Evelyn Raymond
Hallam was a man below the medium size, a little stooped, and of quiet demeanor.
The Old Pike Thomas B. Searight
Hallam mounted, crossed his crutches before him, and lifted his cap.
Reels and Spindles Evelyn Raymond
Your correspondent observes also: “What Mr. Hallam calls an ‘edition,’ was the first publication.”
Notes and Queries, Vol. IV, Number 102, October 11, 1851 Various
His thoughts were never profound, but Hallam flushed and felt ashamed.
Reels and Spindles Evelyn Raymond
The woman would have led again, but young Hallam cut in, none too courteously.
The Black Bag Louis Joseph Vance
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