Personal Remembrances of Sir Frederick Pollock Second Baronet Sometime Queens
Personal Remembrances of Sir Frederick Pollock Second Baronet Sometime Queens
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Indeed, the population who received the steamboat on the pier was not larger than the arrivals by it, and if we had been an invading force I think we could have easily overpowered the small numbers who held the pier. Broadstairs, therefore, complacently hands over Margate and Ramsgate to utter bankruptcy. For itself, thanks to the greater respectability, or rather the "goodness " of the families who have nothing from the butcher but " the primest joints " (and I suppose there can be no higher s...tandard of " goodness " and " respectability "), Broadstairs hopes to struggle on, only with rather more ruin than usual— but, so far as we are concerned, the ruin is more likely to be on our side. — Yours affectionately, W. F. P.
2jth June. — Dined with Chauncey Hare Townsend, Norfolk Street, Park Lane. Bulwer Lytton and his son, Barlows, Der- went Coleridges, Miss Burdett Coutts, Lady Goderich.
29/// June. — To F. D. Maurice's third lecture at Willis's Rooms, on learning and working. It is a course of lectures to introduce a scheme for a college for working-men, in which gentle- men are to be the teachers.
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Indeed, the population who received the steamboat on the pier was not larger than the arrivals by it, and if we had been an invading force I think we could have easily overpowered the small numbers who held the pier. Broadstairs, therefore, complacently hands over Margate and Ramsgate to utter bankruptcy. For itself, thanks to the greater respectability, or rather the "goodness " of the families who have nothing from the butcher but " the primest joints " (and I suppose there can be no higher s...tandard of " goodness " and " respectability "), Broadstairs hopes to struggle on, only with rather more ruin than usual— but, so far as we are concerned, the ruin is more likely to be on our side. — Yours affectionately, W. F. P.
2jth June. — Dined with Chauncey Hare Townsend, Norfolk Street, Park Lane. Bulwer Lytton and his son, Barlows, Der- went Coleridges, Miss Burdett Coutts, Lady Goderich.
29/// June. — To F. D. Maurice's third lecture at Willis's Rooms, on learning and working. It is a course of lectures to introduce a scheme for a college for working-men, in which gentle- men are to be the teachers.
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