10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SQUIREARCHAL»
Discover the use of
squirearchal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
squirearchal and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
But the new literary man, on the other hand, cannot \ stand at all, save in stays ;
he must first gird up his weak sides with a certain fashionable, knowing, half-
squirearchal air ; be it inherited, bought, or as it is more likely, borrowed or stolen
...
Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, John Holmes Agnew, 1843
2
Knickerbocker, Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
But the new literary man, on the other hand, cannot stand at all, save in stays; he
must first gird up his weak sides with a certain fashionable, knowing, half-
squirearchal air; be it inherited, bought, or as it is more likely, borrowed or stolen
...
3
The autobiography of a working man, by 'one who has whistled ...
... of the church, clergymen, and squirearchal magistrates, boasted of being tories
, and the enemies of all radicals. A better acquaintance with political men has led
me, and, probably, their farther acquaintance with one another, and the world ...
Alexander Somerville, 1848
4
The Law Chronicle: A Monthly Journal
But, though we say " all hail," we assure them that we admire them more in their
individual, their squirearchal, than in their judicial capacity. We admire Sir Roger
de Coverley (that glorious creation of Addison) far more as the homely, happy, ...
5
The Dublin University Magazine
See Zuingl. Theatr., Vol I. celebrated, in. Now a couple months have gone by
since that night. Sir John had been carried to his resting-place with all the pomp
of squirearchal show — with the gentry in carriages and the tenantry walking
behind.
"We takethat for granted; andthen, youknow" So Lady Chiltern wenton,dilating
upon a future state of squirearchal bliss and rural independence. Adelaide was
enthusiastic; but Gerard Maule,after he hadassented tothe abandonment ofhis ...
7
Dissertations and Discussions: Political, Philosophical and ...
... thought towards the pristine appendages of his dignity, will check it by the
reflexion, that they would not have belonged to him, but to some political tool,
some tutor or chaplain of a minister,' or the . stupidest son of some squirearchal
house.
Appleby was entirely placid. 'That's a most unlikely contingency. Even more
unlikely than the appearance of a dead body in the library at Grinton.' They made
their way in silence to the library. It was quite a step. If the squirearchal Grintons
had ...
9
Notable Women Authors of the Day
She never left that country until after her nineteenth birthday. Her father belonged
to an old squirearchal family, the Frenches of Roscommon. He was a keen
sportsman, and a member of the famous Kildare Hunt. The few old pictures which
...
Helen C. Black, Troy J. Bassett, Catherine Pope, 2011
10
A Darzit Voice - Poems and Stories From a Dorset Man
'A Dorset Village: Lytchett Matravers') reveals that the first recorded evidence of
the conjunction of the Celtic word Lichet (grey wood) and the squirearchal family
name was as 'Luchet Mautravers' in 1291. After the execution of Baron William ...
