Emily Anne Eliza Shirreff (3 November 1814 – 20 March 1897) was a pioneer in the movement for the higher education of women and the development of the...

Scottish miniaturist Charles Shirreff (businessman) (1768–1847), Canadian businessman and public official Emily Shirreff (1814–1897), British educationist...

Ada Berry, the Rev. Alfred Bourne and the educational campaigners Emily Shirreff and Maria Grey. In 1881, she lived at 9-10 Norland Square as "proprietor...

were credited as Lady Stanley of Alderley, Maria Grey, Mary Gurney and Emily Shirreff. In 1884 the school moved its premises to 10 Rutland Park. In 1917 the...

education for girls aged over ten was tackled by Maria Grey and her sister Emily Shirreff, who had previously published Thoughts on Self Culture, which pointed...

sisters, Caroline (b. 1812), Emily (b. 1814), and Katherine (b. 1818), Maria was very close to her elder sister Emily Shirreff, who would later become her...

Ladies' London Emancipation Society, January, 1864, WorldCat, retrieved July 2015 The Chivalry of the South, Emily Shirreff, 1864, Retrieved July 2015...

Sydenham High Junior and Senior Schools with Maria Grey, Mary Gurney and Emily Shirreff.[citation needed] The Baroness Stanley of Alderley had great influence...

The key figures in the creation of the GPDSC were Gurney, Maria Grey, Emily Shirreff and Lady Stanley. In 1872 she published a history of Camden Collegiate...

Dance, and the Scottish miniaturist Charles Shirreff, although the images of Warren by Dance and Shirreff are lost or unidentified. Warren figured prominently...