..." A little allay of dullness in a Master of a College makes him fitter to manage secular affairs." The Good Yeoman. — " Is a gentleman in ore, whom the next age may see refined." Good Parent.— -" For his lore, therein, like a well drawn picture, he eyes all his children alike."...

...— "A little allay of dulness in a Master of a College makes him fitter to manage secular affairs." The Good Yeoman. — " Is a gentleman in ore, whom the next age may see refined." Good Parent. — " For his love, therein, like a well drawn picture, he eyes all his children alike."...

...the quaint definition which the venerable Fuller thus gives of the class comprised under this term. " The good yeoman is a gentleman in ore, whom the next...gentle impression when the Prince shall stamp it."* William Scott, the second of that name (the date of whose apprenticeship we have already mentioned),...

...— " A little allay of dulness in a Master of a College makes him fitter to manage secular affairs." The Good Yeoman. — " Is a gentleman in ore, whom the next age may see refined." Good Parent. — " For his love, therein, like a well drawn picture, he eyes all his children alike."...

...Colleges.—" A little allay of dulness in a Master of a College makes him fitter to manage secular affairs." The Good Yeoman.—" Is a gentleman in ore, whom the next age may see refined." Good Parent.—" For his love, therein, like a well drawn picture, he eyes all his children alike.'"...

...— " A little allay of dulness in a Master of a College makes him fitter to manage secular affairs." The Good Yeoman. — " Is a gentleman in ore, whom the next age may see refined." Good Parent. — " For his love, therein, like a well drawn picture, he eyes all his children alike.v...

...— "A little allay of dulness in a master of a college makes him fitter to manage secular affairs." The good yeoman. — " Is a gentleman in ore, whom the next age may see refined." Good parent. — " For his love, therein, like a well-drawn picture, he eyes all his children alike."...

...the quaint definition which the venerable Fuller has given of the class comprised under this term—' the good yeoman is a gentleman in ore, whom the next...gentle impression when the Prince shall stamp it.'"/ Lord Eldon himself said before the Pitt Club, in opposing the Eeform bill as agitated in 1831, " The...

...of the shrewd remark of Fuller — " The good yeoman is a gentleman in ore whom the next generation may see refined ; and is the wax, capable of a gentle impression when the prince shall stamp it." Many of these men have better and less dubious pedigrees than thousands of those who affect to despise...

...of Sandgate well exemplify the quaint definition which the venerable Fuller gives of this class : " The good yeoman is a gentleman in ore, whom the next...gentle impression when the Prince shall stamp it." William, the younger, showed great prudence, steadiness, and shrewdness; and when out of his apprenticeship,...