...Boswell's Hebrides, Aug. 25, 1773. Goldsmith, writing to Langton in 1771, says : — ' Mr. Beauclerk is now going directly forward to become a second Boyle ; deep in chymistry and physics.' Forster's Goldsmith, ii. 283. Boswell described to Temple, in 1775, Beauclerk's...

...Boswell's Hebrides, Aug. 25, 1773. Goldsmith, writing to Langton in 1771, says : — ' Mr. Beauclerk is now going directly forward to become a second Boyle ; deep in chymistry and physics.' Forster's Goldsmith, ii. 283. Boswell described to Temple, in 1775, Beauclerk's...

...double the time of our late intended vifit. We often meet, and never without remembering you. I fee Mr. Beauclerc very often both in town and country. He is now going directly directly forward to become a fecond Boyle : deep in chymiftry and phyfics. Johnfonxhas been down upon...

...double the time of our late intended visit. We often meet, and never without remembering you. I see Mr. Beauclerc very often both in town and country....directly forward to become a second Boyle : deep in chymistry and physics. Johnson has been down upon a visit to a country parson, Doctor Taylor : and...

...double the time of our late intended visit. We often meet, and never without remembering you. I see Mr. Beauclerc very often both in town and country....directly forward to become a second Boyle : deep in chymistry and physics. Johnson has been down upon a visit to a country parson, Doctor Taylor : and...

...double the time of our late intended visit. We often meet, and never without remembering you. I see Mr. Beauclerc very often both in town and country. He is now going directly directly forward to become a second Boyle : deep in chymistry and physics. Johnson has been down upon...

...of our late intended visit. We often meet, and never without remembering you. I see Mr G. Beauclerk very often, both in town and country. He is now going...deep in chemistry and physics. Johnson has been down upon a visit to a country parson, Dr Taylor, and is returned to his old haunts at Mrs Thrale's. Burke...

...time of our late intended visit. We often meet, and never without remembering you. I see Mr. Beauclerk ΢M1^)/ 4D  m-Y ^ F 0y M to S? # 8T 2 A :n u # "" *... S$ ](dz0Y * , 3 Gܪ w > ] " *@ ~ uo T _ \}¶ { c U upon a visit to a country parson, Dr. Taylor, and is returned to his old haunts at Mrs Thrale's. Burke...

...double the time of our late intended visit. We often meet, and never without remembering you. I see Mr. Beauclerc very often both in town and country....Taylor; and is returned to his old haunts at Mrs. Thrale's. Burke is a farmer, en attendant, a better place; but visiting about too. Every soul is a...

...double the time of our late intended visit. We often meet, and never without remembering you. I see Mr. Beauclerc very often both in town and country....Taylor; and is returned to his old haunts at Mrs. Thrale's. Burke is a farmer, en attendant, a better place ; but visiting about too. Every soul is a...