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Hoare's, into whose house he got and endeavoured to conceal himself as conveniently as he could for that purpose. But being detected and apprehended on the roof of the house, whither he had fled to avoid pursuit, he was committed to Newgate, and at the next sessions at the Old Bailey, was tried for burglary, and convicted. Under sentence of death he behaved with great mildness and civility.
Hoare's, in Wiltshire; but I was less delighted with the beauties of Stourhead, than with discovering in the library a common book, the Continuation of Echard's Roman History, which is indeed executed with more skill and taste than the previous work.
Between Samuel Hoare's hospitable roof and the Hummums in Covent Garden Crabbe seems to have alternated, according as his engagements in town required. But although living, as the Diary shows, in daily intercourse with the literary and artistic world, tasting delights which were absolutely new to him, Crabbe never forgot either his humble friends in Wiltshire, or the claims of his own art.
Another Tory journal of the time, since amalgamated with the former, made this letter the pretence of an attack on the Mansion House Committee, accusing it of withholding Dean Hoare's letter, because it gave a favourable account of the state of the potato crop, and an unfavourable one of the peasantry charging it with "fraud, trickery and misrepresention," and its members with "associating for factious purposes alone."
Mr Hoare's elaborate calculations led him to conclusions involving a tax of 11s. 6d. in the pound on unearned income. This figure is, I hope, needlessly high.
The dates are not to be absolutely depended upon during the Malta visit, as they appear to have been added subsequently by Sir Walter. Wife of the Lieut.-Governor, Colonel Seymour Bathurst. In 1790 the Order of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem consisted of eight "Lodges" or "Languages," viz.: France, Auvergne, Provence, Spain, Portugal, Germany, and Anglo-Bavaria. Hoare's Tour, vol. i. p. 28.
His view is that the burden of the National Debt should be thrown by means of the income tax upon the national Rente, not taxing it out of existence, but by such a scale of taxation as would reduce the net Rente of the country to approximately the level at which it stood before the war. There is good reason to hope that Mr Hoare's figures will not be reached.
Hoare's Scheme described and analysed The Position of the Rentier Estimates of the Post-War Debt The Compulsory Loan Proposal What Advantages has it over a Levy on Capital? The Argument from Social Justice Questions still to be answered The Choice between a Levy and Stiff Taxation Are we still a Creditor Nation? Our Debt not a Hopeless Problem Suggestions for solving it.
Income was thus the basis of Mr Hoare's scheme. Rente he regards as an agency regulating distribution, and requiring to be constantly checked.
Nowhere can you see horses better bred or fitter to go; and he who rides a-hunting on fat horses must himself be fat. The V.W.H. hounds, on Mr. Hoare's retirement in 1886, were divided into two packs. Mr.
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