Comyns Collection

Ethel Comyns Lewer, editor of The Feathered World
Ethel Harriet Comyns Lewer (1861-1946), periodical proprietor and editor of The Feathered World. and author of Poultry Keeping (1914). 1897

J Comyns Cole, 1893. Creator: William Roffe
J Comyns Cole, 1893. Portrait of British van driver J Comyns Cole who superintended, with punctuality and despatch, the delivery, month by month

Faust by Stephen Phillips and J. Comyns Carr. First produced at His Majestys Theatre, London on 5th September 1908. Mr Tree as Mephistopheles. Mr Henry Ainley as Faust

Alfred Comyn Lyall, British civil servant and writer
Sir Alfred Comyn Lyall (1835-1911), British civil servant, literary historian and poet. circa 1900s

Sir John Comyns
SIR JOHN COMYNS British judge, chief baron of the exchequer. Date: ? - 1740

Joseph Carr
JOSEPH WILLIAM COMYNS CARR Writer and critic Date: 1849 - 1916

Oliver Twist by J Comyns Carr
Promotional postcard for Oliver Twist by J. Comyns Carr from the novel by Charles Dickens. First produced at His Majestys Theatre, 10th July 1905

John Richard Comyns of Hylands, Essex, with His Daughters, John Greenwood, 1727-1792, American

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"Comyns: A Name Woven into Literary and Historical Tapestry" The name "Comyns" resonates with a rich tapestry of literary works, historical figures, and creative minds. From the pages of Oliver Twist by J Comyns Carr to the enchanting Faust adaptation by Stephen Phillips and J. Comyns Carr, this name has left an indelible mark on literature. But it doesn't stop there. Ethel Comyns Lewer, as the editor of The Feathered World, showcased her passion for avian beauty through her work. Meanwhile, J Comyns Cole's artistic prowess shone through his creation in 1893 under William Roffe's guidance. Beyond the realm of artistry, Alfred Comyn Lyall emerged as both a British civil servant and writer who captivated readers with his words. His ability to navigate between these two worlds showcases the versatility that lies within the name "Comyns. " Delving further into history reveals Sir John Comyns' presence - a figure whose influence reverberated throughout time. And let us not forget Joseph Carr; though less known than some others mentioned here, his contributions surely deserve recognition. Returning once more to Oliver Twist by J Comyns Carr reminds us of how this captivating tale continues to resonate across generations due to its timeless themes and masterful storytelling. In essence, "Comyns" represents a lineage interwoven with creativity, intellectuality, and historical significance. It serves as a reminder that names can carry weight beyond mere identification – they can become legacies etched in our collective consciousness for years to come.