The European Magazine, and London Review, المجلد 42Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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الصفحة 168
... honour of receiving from the most distinguished perfons , I have not had any more flattering than those I have received from Sir Sidney Smith ; who came to me , with General Doug las , " on purpofe , " as he faid to me , " to thake ...
... honour of receiving from the most distinguished perfons , I have not had any more flattering than those I have received from Sir Sidney Smith ; who came to me , with General Doug las , " on purpofe , " as he faid to me , " to thake ...
الصفحة 348
... honour of his fovereign and his country . If we fearch into the hiftory of our own country , we fhall be prefented with feveral examples ; but with none perhaps more striking , or more worthy of remark , than that of Wolfey , who was ...
... honour of his fovereign and his country . If we fearch into the hiftory of our own country , we fhall be prefented with feveral examples ; but with none perhaps more striking , or more worthy of remark , than that of Wolfey , who was ...
الصفحة 419
... honours he at- tained under Henry and Edward are fufficient evidence ; a friend to the zealous reftorer of the ancient ... honour to his wit , then either to his difcretion or inte- grity . It is ufual ( to allude to Trade ) to draw a ...
... honours he at- tained under Henry and Edward are fufficient evidence ; a friend to the zealous reftorer of the ancient ... honour to his wit , then either to his difcretion or inte- grity . It is ufual ( to allude to Trade ) to draw a ...
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