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on 23 April 1900, and held that position until 23 April 1905, and returned to regimental duties on 6 May. From this point much of his service was in
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Connolly M. (1927) "Report on a small collection of
Mollusca, made by Dr. G.D. Hale Carpenter, at Nagichot District, S.E. Sudan. With appendix: On
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Connolly M. (1931) "Descriptions of new non-marine
Mollusca from North, South, and Central Africa, with notes on other species".
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and who recognised his worth. In 1918, Connolly became an honorary scientific worker in the natural history department at
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While in South Africa, Connolly took an interest in minerals and then started observing snails in the field. He took up
757:"Catalogue of Type Specimens of Molluscs in the Collection of the Manchester Museum, The University of Manchester, UK"
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Connolly M. (1919a) "Description of four new South
African land-shells, belonging to the subfamily Stenogyrinae".
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Connolly M. (1925b) "Notes on
African non-marine mollusca, with descriptions of many new species (continued)".
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list as a result of ill-health arising from rheumatic fever. He retired from the army on 2 May 1914. During
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Connolly M. (1923b) "Notes on
African non-marine Mollusca, with descriptions of many new species (cont.)".
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Connolly M. (1923a) "Notes on
African non-marine Mollusca, with descriptions of many new species (cont.)".
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Connolly M. (1910) "A survey of the South-African
Stenogyrinae, with descriptions of several new species".
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Connolly M. (1922a) "Diagnoses of new species of non-marine
Mollusca from Portuguese Southeast Africa".
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Connolly M. (1930) "Descriptions of new mollusca from central Africa, with notes on other species".
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Connolly M. (1922b) "Notes on
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Taxa newly described by Matthew William Kemble Connolly are listed below these works:
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Connolly M. (1925a) "The non-marine mollusca of Portuguese East Africa".
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Pain T. (1954). "New freshwater Gastropod Mollusks of the African genus
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22:(13 February 1872 – 24 February 1947) was a British army officer and
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in 1930. Connolly was also a connoisseur of wine and an expert on
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Bulletin de l'Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgiques
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he was employed at the army record office. He became a friend of
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Connolly M. (1929) "New non-marine mollusca from South Africa".
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Three Hundred Years of Food and Wine Catalogue 43 Janet Clarke
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Connolly M. (1928) "The Non-Marine Mollusca of Sierra Leone".
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Adam W. (1971). "New names introduced by M. Connolly and by
437:"A monographic survey of South African non-marine molluscs"
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People educated at Haileybury and Imperial Service College
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from collection by Matthew William Kemble Connolly are in
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Connolly M. (1938) "An apparently undescribed species of
622:"Obituary: Matthew William Kemble Connolly, 1872–1947"
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and wrote a highly regarded pamphlet on the subject.
255:"The non-marine mollusca of Portuguese East Africa"
874:Graduates of the Royal Military College, Sandhurst
392:Proceedings of the Malacological Society of London
338:Proceedings of the Malacological Society of London
223:Proceedings of the Malacological Society of London
311:Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa
259:Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa
159:. Their only child was the writer and critic
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884:King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry officers
87:land and freshwater molluscs of South Africa
177:Collection of molluscs of Manchester Museum
120:from 1908 to 1938 and was president of the
139:(1838–1913), whom he met while serving in
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85:seriously and became an authority on the
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89:. On 11 December 1912, he went onto the
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244:Annals and Magazine of Natural History
233:Annals and Magazine of Natural History
196:Annals and Magazine of Natural History
894:British Army personnel of World War I
889:Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers officers
755:McGhie, Henry A. (17 December 2008).
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54:on 7 November 1891. He was promoted
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48:King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
441:Annals of the South African Museum
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285:: 345–362; pl. 1 and 3 text figs.
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167:Bibliography and described species
58:on 26 July 1899. He was appointed
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44:Royal Military College, Sandhurst
523:. 6 November 1891. p. 5780.
143:. They lived at The Lock House,
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221:(M. & P.) and its allies".
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20:Matthew William Kemble Connolly
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488:"Obituary Major M Connolly".
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207:Records of the Albany Museum
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64:Royal Warwickshire Regiment
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473:This article incorporates
359:Annals of the Natal Museum
733:"Thomas Pain , 1915–2003"
171:Many specimens including
215:Connolly M. (1919b) "On
185:National Museum of Wales
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720:Cyril Connolly: A Life
181:Natural History Museum
111:Natural History Museum
864:British malacologists
737:Journal of Conchology
427:Journal of Conchology
413:Trachycystis clifdeni
343:: 170–174; text figs.
290:Subuliniscus adjacens
212:: 216–219; text figs.
122:Conchological Society
118:Malacological Society
34:Connolly was born at
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451:Taxa named after him
367:Connolly M. (1929).
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253:Connolly M. (1922)
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520:The London Gazette
458:Lanistes connollyi
336:, by H. Watson".
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838:Categories
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469:References
269:Rhachistia
261:, 18–220.
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