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Sir James Murray

(1837—1915) lexicographer

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C. T. Onions

C. T. Onions  

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(1873–1965),British lexicographer and grammarian, born in Edgbaston, War-wickshire, educated at Mason College, Birmingham. In 1895 he met James A. H. Murray, who invited him to join the staff of ...
Henry Bradley

Henry Bradley  

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(1845–1923) British philologist and lexicographerThe Making of English (1904) Non-FictionThe Making of English (1904) Non-Fiction

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