Far, indeed, from it, I found no arrogance or coldness in her. This is arrogance, so, breaking with the many, I still bow below. And yet the idea has a hidden appeal for many of them, for it feeds their professional pride and arrogance. And the arrogance of its clamor, when at last he rapped, startled him again.
Generally the name Thomson is of Scottish origins, as they didnât add the âpâ. The name travelled to Ireland when the Normans invaded in the 12th century onwards. Many of the Normans settled across Ireland and the name Thompson became a common one across the country.
I am not sure where the name Russell originates from but I have a great Grandmother Jessie Anderson Russell who lived and died in Glasgow Scotland.She was married to James Simpson and had several sons including my Grandfather Angus Simpson.his is what www.ancestry.com has to say about the surname 'Russell', Russell English, Scottish, and Irish: from Rousel, a common Anglo-Norman French nickname for someone with red hair, a diminutive of Rouse with the hypocoristic suffix-el.