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...Philip Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield, was at one time Ambassador to the Hague, negotiated the second Treaty of Vienna, was a founding governor of London’s Foundling Hospital, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, and Secretary of State. Havi...

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...The canon in residence happened to be the Honourable and Reverend Dr Vesey Stanhope, who at this time was very busy on the shores of Lake Como, adding... ...hester close, and who is well content to have his little fling at Dr Vesey Stanhope and other absentees, whose Italian villas, or enticing London home... ... walked forth together from its walk. 64 Barchester Towers CHAPTER IX THE STANHOPE FAMILY It is now three months since Dr Proudie began his reign, an... ... Among the greatest of the diocesan sinners in this re- spect was Dr Vesey Stanhope. Years had now passed since he had done a day’s duty; and yet ther... ...irst place, the bishop much wanted the valuable co-op- eration of Dr Vesey Stanhope in the diocese; in the next, the bishop thought it his imperative ... ...- ocesan clergy; then the bishop thought it essentially nec- essary for Dr Stanhope’s own interests, that Dr Stanhope should, at any rate for a time, ... ...reference to the absence of its clerical members, that it behoved Dr Vesey Stanhope not to allow his name to stand among those which would probably in... .... There was something so ambiguously frightful in this last threat that Dr Stanhope determined to spend two or three summer months at his residence in... ...y must be introduced to my readers. The great family characteristic of the Stanhopes might probably be said to be heartlessness; but the want of feel-...

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...anced — the parks and public drives are crowded. Carriages, gigs, phaetons, stanhopes, and ve hicles of every description, glide smoothly on. The pr...

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...es-General procession, intrigue for Narbonne, secretes Narbonne. 28 Index STANHOPE and Price, their club and Paris. STATES-GENERAL, first suggested, ...

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... and of the abandonment of the country by France; that he had treated with Stanhope, commander of the English troops in Spain, and with whom he was kn... ...try must have fallen into the hands of the enemy. But it was not acted on. Stanhope, who commanded the English and Dutch troops, said that his Queen h... ...of great danger. He tried all in his power to shake the inflex- ibility of Stanhope, but in vain, and at last was obliged to 461 Saint-Simon yield as... ...nd in the heart of a nation for the succour and re-establishment of kings! Stanhope, who had not failed to see the excellence of Staremberg’s advice f... ...er place nothing was taken away, except same of the king’s tapestry; which Stanhope was not ashamed to carry 463 Saint-Simon off, but which he did no... ...sist each other in case of need. He then placed all his English and Dutch, Stanhope at their head, in Brighuega, a little fortified town in good condi... ...just such as Staremberg wished; that is to say, he was led to believe that Stanhope had made a wrong move in occupying Brighuega, that he was too far ... ...eight squad- rons, surrendered themselves prisoners of war, and with them, Stanhope, their general, who, so triumphant in Madrid, was 465 Saint-Simon... ...s embarked; he sees the double peril of a double action to sustain against Stanhope, whom he must overwhelm by fu- rious assault, and against Starembe...

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...ter, and is at this time possessed by the Honourable and Reverend Dr Vesey Stanhope, who also fills the prebendal stall of Goosegorge in Barchester Ch... ...gum, or Stoke Pinquium, as it should be written. This is the same Dr Vesey Stanhope whose hospitable villa on the Lake of Como is so well known to the...

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...a;—that he can and will free all this World; perhaps even the other. Price-Stanhope Constitutional Association sends over to congratulate; (Moniteur, ... ...lf Club; calls itself in imitation, as is thought, of those generous Price-Stanhope English, French Revolution Club; but soon, with more originality, ...

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... to meet her would require a horse, and mine was an Arab which Lady Hester Stanhope had sent to the marchioness, and which she had lately exchanged wi... ...ts of a Princess The Gondreville Mystery 243 Balzac A Daughter of Eve Stanhope, Lady Esther Lost Illusions Vandenesse, Comte Felix de Lost Il...

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... abominable Rawdon there, and she was right. One day in the ring, Rawdon’s stanhope came in sight; Rebecca was seated by him. In the enemy’s equipage ... ...heart for that manoeuvre. When the carriages met again, he stood up in his stanhope; he raised his hand ready to doff his hat; he looked with all his ...

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...ing privately the se- crets of their old-world, mysterious race. Lady Hester Stanhope believed she could make something great of the Cornish; for my p...

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...d the vehicle for him. The vehicle was not exactly a gig, neither was it a stanhope. It was not what is currently denominated a dog cart, neither The... ...e house of Wilkins Flasher, Esquire, was at Brixton, Surrey; the horse and stanhope of Wilkins Flasher, Esquire, were at an adjacent livery stable; th...

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...ical Works of Alexander Pope – V olume One Carleton’s 209 calm sense, and Stanhope’s noble flame, 80 Compared, and knew their generous end the sam...

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... abominable Rawdon there, and she was right. One day in the ring, Rawdon’s stanhope came in sight; Rebecca was seated by him. In the enemy’s equipage ... ...heart for that manoeuvre. When the carriages met again, he stood up in his stanhope; he raised his hand ready to doff his hat; he looked with all his ...

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...ous action in a person whose whole life is a continued series of them. Mr. Stanhope, the present secretary of state, will pardon my desire of having i...

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...r and friend, De Balzac. TWO POETS A T THE TIME WHEN THIS STORY OPENS, the Stanhope press and the ink-distributing roller were not as yet in general u... ... of France who wants to help the ironfounders to a fortune. Oh! you wanted Stanhopes, did you? Thanks for your Stanhopes, that cost two thousand five ... ... book-learn- ing like you, but you keep this well in mind, the life of the Stanhope is the death of the type. Those three presses will serve your turn... ...into the water. She en- vied that blue-stocking of the desert, Lady Hester Stanhope; she longed to be a sister of Saint Camilla and tend the sick and ... ...s, Jacques de Eve and David Senonches, Madame Jacques de Eve and David Stanhope, Lady Esther The Lily of the Valley To return to the Electronic...

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... . . . . . . . 103 To Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esq. . . . . . 103 To Lord Stanhope on Reading his Late Protest in the House of Lords . . . . . . .... ...rotest in the House of Lords . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104 To Earl Stanhope . . . . . . . . . 105 Lines: To a Friend in Answer to a Melancho... ...t that elder Fiend beneath great Michael’s sword. January 29, 1795 To Lord Stanhope on Reading his Late Protest in the House of Lords ["Morning Chro... ...his Late Protest in the House of Lords ["Morning Chronicle," Jan. 31, 1795] STANHOPE! I hail, with ardent Hymn, thy name! Thou shalt be bless’d and... ...ning Chronicle’’ in December 1794 and January 1795 Coleridge: Poems To Earl Stanhope Not, STANHOPE! with the Patriot’s doubtful name I mock thy wort...

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... favour, but in accor- dance with the work to be done! O Doddington! And O Stanhope, think of this, if an idea so sacrilegious can find entrance into ... ... too full-blown for strict utilitarian principles—will necessarily follow. Stanhope and Doddington must bow their heads, with such compensation for te... ..., for I remem- ber Mrs Wiggins, the tallow-chandler’s widow, living in old Stanhope’s house. ‘Harold Smith has just joined the Government as Lord 191... ... was not ready. That at least was the assumed rea- son. The chattels of Dr Stanhope, the late prebendary, had not been as yet removed, and there was l... ...ages had provided for his use; but it was not so felt by Mr Robarts. If Dr Stanhope’s family or creditors would keep the house for the next twelve mon... ...ears there had been an execution in the house of a late prebendary, old Dr Stanhope; and on that occasion the doctor himself had been forced to fly aw...

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...y. But the men are not in such self-contradiction as may seem. Lady Hester Stanhope, from the better knowledge she had acquired of Oriental opin- ions... ... the profes- sors of that art than that which was explained by Lady Hester Stanhope. These we shall not enter upon at present: but gen- erally we may ...

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...a;—that he can and will free all this World; perhaps even the other. Price-Stanhope Constitutional Association sends over to congratulate; (Moniteur, ... ...Club; calls it- self in imitation, as is thought, of those generous Price- Stanhope English, French Revolution Club; but soon, with more originality, ... ...e, at States-General procession, intrigue for Narbonne, secretes Narbonne. STANHOPE and Price, their club and Paris. 573 Thomas Carlyle STATES-GENERA...

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...em live to brighten future days.’ 178 So also one who takes the name of H. STANHOPE, the maker of certain verses to Duncan Campbell, 179 in that poem...

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...and literature.’ Lord Eliot, who had trav- elled at the same time with Mr. Stanhope, Lord Chesterfield’s natural son, justly observed, that it was str...

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...a living near Greshamsbury. Lately, however, at the lamented decease of Dr Stanhope—who had died of apoplexy at his villa in Italy—Mr Athill had been ...