Oliver GoldsmithH. Jenkins, 1951 - 286 pages |
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Page 54
... included bewigged judges , black - clad lawyers , ministers , doctors and the general riff - raff of a great city . Four o'clock was the hour when people with any pretensions to fashion received visitors . Tea was served in microscopic ...
... included bewigged judges , black - clad lawyers , ministers , doctors and the general riff - raff of a great city . Four o'clock was the hour when people with any pretensions to fashion received visitors . Tea was served in microscopic ...
Page 86
... included the Rainbow , which was social and literary ; Nandi's and Dick's , near the Temple , and consequently patronized largely by lawyers ; Peel's , where the files of all the more im- portant newspapers were kept ; George's and the ...
... included the Rainbow , which was social and literary ; Nandi's and Dick's , near the Temple , and consequently patronized largely by lawyers ; Peel's , where the files of all the more im- portant newspapers were kept ; George's and the ...
Page 90
... included a dish of beef for a shilling . For another shilling the customer could enjoy a plate of ham cut so thin that according to tradition one could read a newspaper through it , and served in the special Ham Bone eating - house . A ...
... included a dish of beef for a shilling . For another shilling the customer could enjoy a plate of ham cut so thin that according to tradition one could read a newspaper through it , and served in the special Ham Bone eating - house . A ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
IRELAND | 15 |
SCOTLAND THE MEDICAL STUDENT | 51 |
Copyright | |
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