 | Edmund Burke - 1800 - 648 sivua
...(hewn by the populace to Mr. Pitt, who came in his'chariot, accompanied by earl Temple. At every llop the mob clung about every part of the vehicle, hung upon the wheels, hugged his footmen, and even kified his holies. There w.is an univerfal huzza ; and the gentlemen at the windows, and in the balconies,... | |
 | 796 sivua
...vehicle, liung upon the wheels, hugged his footmen, and even killed his horfes. There was an univerfal huzza ; and the gentlemen at the windows and in the...their hats, and the ladies their handkerchiefs. The fame, I am informed, was done all the way he paíTfd along. I need not trouble you witii an account... | |
 | 1762 - 618 sivua
...ihewn by the populace to Mr. Pitt, who came in his chariot, accompanied by earl Temple. At every ftop the mob clung about every part of the vehicle, hung upon the wheels, hugged his footmen, and even killed his horfes. There was an univerfal huzza ; and the gentlemen at the windows, and in the balconies,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1762 - 666 sivua
...fliewn by the populace to Mr. Pitt, who came in his chariot, accompanied by earl Temple. At every (I0p the mob clung about every part of the vehicle, hung upon the wheels, hugged his footmen, ancf even kifTed his horfes. There frai an univcrfal huzza ; and the gentlemen at the windows, and... | |
 | Robert Huish - 1821 - 746 sivua
...graciously. What was most remarkable, were the prodigious acclimations and tokens of affection shewn by the populace to Mr. Pitt, who came in his chariot...part of the vehicle, hung upon the wheels, hugged Infootmen, and even kissed hii horses. There was an universal huzza ; and the gentlemen at the windows... | |
 | Philip Henry Stanhope (5th earl.) - 1844 - 628 sivua
...Lord Temple. We are told by an eye-witness, that at every step the mob clustered round his carriage, " hung upon the " wheels, hugged his footmen, and even kissed his "horses!"* To parade such a triumph in the sight and to the depreciation of Royalty, partakes, I fear, a little... | |
 | Earl Philip Henry Stanhope Stanhope - 1844 - 608 sivua
...Lord Temple. We are told by an eye-witness, that at every step the mob clustered round his carriage, " hung upon the " wheels, hugged his footmen, and even kissed his " horses!"* To parade such a triumph in the sight and to the depreciation of Royalty, partakes, I fear, a little... | |
 | George Thomas Keppel Earl of Albemarle - 1852 - 504 sivua
...most hearty acclamations of people of all ranks,"f and so great was the feeling in his favour, that the mob clung about every part of the vehicle, hung upon the wheels, hugged his footman, and even kissed his horses. J Mr. Pitt's "joining himself to a pomp dedicated to a * Chatham... | |
 | Chauncey Allen Goodrich - 1852 - 976 sivua
...the Great Commoner. The crowd, says an eye-witness, clustered around his carriage at every step, " hung upon the wheels, hugged his footmen, and even kissed his horses." Such were the circumstances under which he retired from office, having resigned on the 5th of October,... | |
 | Chauncey Allen Goodrich - 1852 - 978 sivua
...the Great Commoner. The crowd, sayi an eye-witness, clustered around his carriage at every step, " hung upon the wheels, hugged his footmen, and even kissed his horses." Such were the circumstances under which he retired from office, having resigned on the 5th of October,... | |
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At every stop, the mob clung about every part of the vehicle, hung upon the wheels, hugged his footmen, and even kissed his horses. 
