 wolf, poverty," therefore, in his latter years, did not prowl so continually about his door. But there was no fund for luxuries, none for the extra comforts that old age requires. Mrs. Moore...  A Memory of Thomas Moore - Страница 19написао/ла Samuel Carter Hall - 1879 - 32 страницаПуни преглед - О овој књизи
 | 1865 - 940 страница
...Regiment. In 1835 the influence of Lord Lansdowne obtained for Moore a pension of three hundred pounds a year from Lord Melbourne's government, — " as...the extra comforts that old age requires. Mrs. Moore now lives on a crown pension of one hundred pounds a year, and the interest of the sum of three thousand... | |
 | Samuel Carter Hall - 1871 - 532 страница
...horn at Sloperton in 1815 ; John Russell, horn at Sloperton in 1823, lieutenant in the 25th Regiment. In 1835 the influence of Lord Lansdowne and Lord John...received, on the death of her husband, a pension of £, too a year, and she had also the interest of the sum of ^3,000, — the sum paid by the ever-liberal... | |
 | Samuel Carter Hall - 1877 - 522 страница
...pension of £300 a year from Lord Melbourne's Government, — " as due from any Government, but mnch more from one, some of the members of which are proud to think themselves yonr friends." The " wolf, poverty," therefore, in his latter years, did not " prowl " so continually... | |
 | Andrew James Symington - 1880 - 284 страница
...regretting the smallness of the sum at their disposal, the pension only represented merit, and was " due from any government, but much more from one, some...which are proud to think themselves your friends." Moore scribbled a few lines to his sweet Bessy to inform her of this good news. She wrote in reply... | |
 | Stuart Johnson Reid - 1895 - 426 страница
...Lansdowne, obtained for Moore in 1835 a pension of 3oo/. a year, and announced the fact as one which was ' due from any Government, but much more from one some...which are proud to think themselves your friends.' Moore died in 1852, and when his will was read — it had been made when Lord John was still comparatively... | |
 | Stuart Johnson Reid - 1895 - 412 страница
...Lansdowne, obtained for Moore in 1835 a pension of 3oo7. a year, and announced the fact as one which was ' due from any Government, but much more from one some...which are proud to think themselves your friends.' Moore died in 1852, and when his will was read — it had been made when Lord John was still comparatively... | |
 | John P. Gunning - 1900 - 264 страница
...only represent the merit of those who have them; and as such you must consider yours, which would be due from any government, but much more from one some...which are proud to think themselves your friends. I have no time for more. We see no prospect of escape at present, thanks to the House of Lords, Yours,... | |
 | 1865 - 788 страница
...Regiment. In 1835 the influence of Lord Lansdowne obtained for Moore a pension of three hundred pounds a year from Lord Melbourne's government, — "as due...the extra comforts that old age requires. Mrs. Moore now lives on a crown pension of one hundred pounds a year, and the interest of the sum of three thousand... | |
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