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Appelles ... G.D. Apelles, painter to Alexander the Great, was said to let no day pass without experimenting with his pencil. G.D. was George Dyer, whom we first met in "Oxford in the Vacation." Ranger. In Hoadley's "Suspicious Husband," one of Elliston's great parts. Cibber. St. Dunstan's ... punctual giants. Old St.
"Been trailin' Miss Randle's favorite hoss. He's lost. An' we got farther 'n we had any idee. Then my hoss went lame. 'Fraid we can't start home to-night." "Where are you from?" "Hoadley. Bill Hoadley's town, back thirty miles or so." "Well, Roberts, if you've no objection we'll camp here with you," continued Kells. "We've got some fresh meat."
Therefore the bishop declared that he would give no encouragement to such a scheme, of which, he said, he had lately heard nothing from the prince; and that, whatever kindnesses he might receive from Frederick, he should never forget his duty to George. Walpole was delighted with Hoadley's bearing and Hoadley's answer, and seemed as if he never could praise him enough.
No one can question Hoadley's sincerity. We must only try to get ourselves back into the framework and the spirit of an age when a sound patriot and a high-minded ecclesiastic could be willing to postpone indefinitely an act of justice to a whole section of the community in order to avoid the risk of having the Sovereign brought into disadvantageous comparison with the Sovereign's eldest son.
Out upon Tragedies; let's have a Comedy!" "A Comedy! a Comedy! oh! how delightful!" After an immense number of propositions, and an equal number of repetitions, Dr. Hoadley's bustling drama was fixed upon. Vivian was to act Ranger, Augustus Etherege was to personate Clarinda, because he was a fair boy and always blushing; and the rest of the characters found able representatives.
Confirmation of the truth of Grant's entry is given by the scholarly historian of Windsor, Dr. JOHN and JOAN CARRINGTON. Wethersfield, 1651. They were indicted at a court held February 20, 1651, Governor John Haynes and Edward Hopkins being present, with other magistrates; and they were found guilty on March 6, 1651. Both were executed. Hoadley's note in this case: "Mr.
On its discovery by the enemy, Longpath threw Hoadley's division in at this point, at the same time assaulting our right flank with Bertram's force. By this movement and assault on our flank our whole right wing was utterly disorganized and demoralized. They rushed in every direction. The woods swarmed with disorganized bands of men without officers.
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