The Percy Anecdotes: Original and Select, Volume 14G. Berger, 1868 - Anecdotes |
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Page 137
... afterwards induced this son to go into the profession of the law ; on which Sir Eardley , in 1771 , made the following endorsement on the bishop's paper . " These directions were given me by Dr. Warburton , Bishop of Gloucester , for ...
... afterwards induced this son to go into the profession of the law ; on which Sir Eardley , in 1771 , made the following endorsement on the bishop's paper . " These directions were given me by Dr. Warburton , Bishop of Gloucester , for ...
Page 166
... afterwards in great favour with the very man whose enmity had cost him so dear ; and was , through his interest , made one of the Justices of the King's Bench , and afterwards of the Common Pleas , which last place he retained until his ...
... afterwards in great favour with the very man whose enmity had cost him so dear ; and was , through his interest , made one of the Justices of the King's Bench , and afterwards of the Common Pleas , which last place he retained until his ...
Page 58
... ( afterwards Earl of Liverpool ) and Sir William Meredith , ( one of the popular party , ) who , at the hazard ot their own personal safety , affected his rescue . His lord- ship , on reaching his seat in the House , acknowledged that ...
... ( afterwards Earl of Liverpool ) and Sir William Meredith , ( one of the popular party , ) who , at the hazard ot their own personal safety , affected his rescue . His lord- ship , on reaching his seat in the House , acknowledged that ...
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