 | Samuel Johnson - 1781 - 304 pages
...the volukne was two guineas; the whole colledtion was four thoufand ; to which lord Harley, the fon of the earl of Oxford, to whom he had invariably adhered, added an equal fum for the purchafe of Downhall, which Prior was to enjoy during life, and Harley after his deceafe.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1781 - 278 pages
...the / volume was two guineas; the whole collection was four thoufand; to which lord Harley, the fon of the earl of Oxford, to whom he had invariably adhered, added an equal fum for the purchafe of Downhall, which Prior was to enjoy during life, and Harley after his deceafe.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1781 - 602 pages
...of the volume was two guineas; the whole collection was four thoufand; to which lord Harley, the fon of the earl of Oxford, to whom, he had invariably adhered, added an equal fum for the purchafe of Down-hall, which Prior was to enjoy during life, and Harley after his deceafe.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1783 - 454 pages
...the volume was two guineas ; the whole collection was four thoufand ; to which lord Harley, the fon of the earl of Oxford, to whom he had invariably adhered, added an equal fum for the purchafe of Down-hall, which Prior was to enjoy during life, and Harley after his deceafe.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson, John Hawkins - 1787 - 450 pages
...volume was two guineas; the whole collection was four thouf&sd; to which lord Harley, the fon of die earl of Oxford, to whom he had invariably adhered, added an equal fum for the purchafe of Down-hall, which Prior was to enjoy during life, and Harley after his deceafe.... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 360 pages
...the volume was two guineas; the whole collection was four thoufand; to which lord Harley, the foil of the earl of Oxford, to whom he had invariably adhered, added an equal fum for the 1 purchafe of Down-hall, which Prior was to enjoy during life, and Harley after his deceafe.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1792 - 444 pages
...the volume was two guineas; the whole collection was four thoufand ; to which lord Harley, the fon of the earl of Oxford, to whom he had invariably adhered, added an equal fum for the purchafe of Down-hall, which Prior was to enjoy during life, and Harley after his deceafe.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1797 - 278 pages
...volume •was two guineas, and the whole collection was four thoufand; to which Lord Harley, the fon of the Earl of Oxford, to whom he had invariably adhered, added an equal fum for the purchafe' of Down-hall, which Prior was to enjoy during life, and Harley after his deceafe.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1800 - 714 pages
...Su»!cjij>tions for bias In Ireland. E. » guineas; the whole collection was four thousand; to which lord Harley, son of the earl of Oxford, to whom he had invariably adhered, added equal sum for the purchase of Down-hall, 'which Prior was to enjoy durlife, and Harley after his decease.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1805 - 322 pages
...the volume was two guineas, and the whole collection was four thousand ; to which Lord Harley, the son of the Earl of Oxford, to whom he had invariably adhered, added an equal sum for the purchase of Down-hall, which Prior was to enjoy during life, and Harley after his decease. There is no account... | |
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procured a subscription for his Poems, which amounted to four thousand guineas; and lord Harley, son of the earl of Oxford, to whom he had invariably adhered, added an equal sum for the purchase of this place, which our poet was to enjoy during life,... 
