 | Books and reading - 1884 - 532 pages
...every bishop as blameless as Berkeley. The inscriptions are all of the kind which George IV. put on the statue of George III. at the end of the " Long Walk " at Windsor. Having embittered his father's life while that father had mind enough to know the baseness... | |
 | Book-lover - 1884 - 530 pages
...every bishop as blameless as Berkeley. The inscriptions are all of the kind which George IV. put on the statue of George III. at the end of the " Long Walk " at Windsor. Having embittered his father's life while that father had mind enough to know the baseness... | |
 | Charles Kegan Paul - 1891 - 264 pages
...every bishop as blameless as Berkeley. The inscriptions are all of the kind which George IV. put on the statue of George III. at the end of the "Long Walk " at Windsor. Having embittered his father's life while that father had mind enough to know the baseness... | |
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... the state of the weather. "There have been many other trials of Hussey's machine in different parts of the country, and the result has been so far uniformly satisfactory. — Amongst these we have now to mention a very interesting one which took place... 