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Hope, 'to sit by and listen to a man speaking on one's side, and always missing the point! Mr. Hope-Scott was a man run away with by good sense. A constant fire of puns was kept up when he, Bishop Grant, and Mr. Badeley were together, though the Bishop always sought a moral purpose in his jesting. After having heard Mr. Hope-Scott's and Mr.
Hope-Scott, in a letter to Mr. Badeley of August 23, 1867, gives a brief description of the Queen's visit, concluding as follows: 'Throughout her visit, her Majesty was most gracious and kind, and her conduct to Mamo was quite touching.
Your letter to Badeley casts a gloom over the future, which you can understand, if you have understood me, as I believe you have.
I have not met with any later correspondence of Dr. Doellinger's with Mr. Hope-Scott than this, excepting a mere note. He visited Abbotsford in 1852. There is a letter of Count Leo Thun's to Mr. Hope's to Mr. Badeley, though not coincident in point of time with the event before us, contain passages so closely connected with it as to find their place here. Though Mr.
We hope Badeley may turn up to-day, but are in doubt whether he will be as happy here as in Paper Buildings. The first necessaries of life sometimes threaten to fail us, and we have to lay in stores as if we were going on a sea voyage. At this moment we are in doubt about a cargo of flour from Glasgow, and our coal-ship has been long due.
Hope back Proposes Tour in Ireland Conversion of Mr. Newman Mr. Hope on the Essay on Development Letter of Mr. Newman to J. R. Hope from Rome Reopening of Correspondence with Mr. Newman. At the end of August or beginning of September 1844 Mr. Hope set out for a tour on the Continent, accompanied by Mr. Badeley.
What Badeley will say to oat-cakes and turf fires remains to be seen. On Christmas Eve of the following year Dr. Newman writes to Mr. I was rejoiced to hear so good an account of your health, and of all your party. I suppose you are full of plans about your new property and your old. Your sister tells me you have got into your new wing at Abbotsford.
There is a very interesting account of this in the Badeley correspondence, part of which I am tempted to subjoin. So important an event affecting Newman can scarcely be considered foreign to Hope-Scott, and it affords also a specimen of Mr. Badeley's familiar letters to his friend, which entered into the daily life I have endeavoured to describe.
Badeley walking away together, and was more struck with his appearance than with that of any other person I have ever seen before or since.... It is only in pictures that I have ever seen anything equalling, and never anything surpassing, what was, at the time I am speaking of, the ideal beauty of his face and figure.
Badeley, dated Munich, September 22, and subjoin some further details in full: I found him already deep in Ward's book, with which he is much struck. I have already had some interesting conversation with him, and anticipate more. He is rector elect of the University, and highly spoken of by all I see.
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