...continued to hold, and thus, between town and country, " dining with the rich in London, and physicking the poor in the country, passing from the sauces of Dives to the sores of Lazarus,"t he continued his clerical career through life. of November] before tho Mayor and Corporation,...

...metropolis; am at ease in my cireumstances; in tolerahle health; a mild Whig; a tolerating churehman; and much given to talking, laughing, and noise. I dine with the rich in London, and physio the poor in the country; passing from the sauces of Dives to the sores of Lazarus. I am, upon...

...metropolis, and at ease in my circumstances, in tolerable health, a mild Whig, a tolerating churchman, and much given to talking, laughing, and noise. I...physic the poor in the country : passing from the sauce of Dives to the sores of Lazarus. I am, upon the whole, a happy man ; have found the world an...

...metropolis and at eauc in my circuingtunces, in tolerable health, a mild Whig, a tolerating churchman, and much given to talking, laughing, and noise. I dine with the rich in London, and phyuic the poor in the country : passing from the Fsauce of Dives to the sorea of Lazarus. I am, upon...

...metropolis, am at ease in my circumstances, in tolerable health, a mild whig, a tolerating churchman, and much given to talking, laughing, and noise. I...heartily thankful to Providence for the part allotted me in it." The philosophy of it all is this : health of body and peace of mind are only to be found...

...continued to hold, and thus, between •- ;vn and country, " dining with the rich in London, and physickmg the poor in the country, passing from the sauces of Dives to the sores of Lazarus,"f he continued his clerical career through life. of November] before tho Mayor and Corporation,...

...metropolis; am at ense in my circumstances; in tolerable health; a mild Whig; a tolerating churchman; and much given to talking, laughing, and noise. I...heartily thankful to Providence for the part allotted me in it." Mr. Smith died at his residence, No. 56 Green Street, Hyde Park, London, on the 22d of February,...

...thing like a shoulder of mutton ; and on his head a hollow tin helmet ; — all filled with hot water. rich in London, and physic the poor in the country...from the sauces of Dives to the sores of Lazarus." He visited the sick and poor, and assiduously performed all his parochial duties. He was very anxious...

...In short, the parsonage-house was a kind of dispensary; and up to the last it was Smith's custom "to dine with the rich in London, and physic the poor in the country—passing from the sauces of Dives to the sores of Lazarus." He visited the sick and poor,...

...circumstances : in tolerable health, a mild Whig, a tolerating Churchman, and much given to laughing, talking, and noise. I dine with the rich in London, and physic...have found the world an entertaining world, and am thankful to Providence for the part allotted to me in it.' We had thoughts of attempting, with the...