 | 1821 - 720 str.
...the young men, who go from this country to Edinburgh to pursue their medical studies, come back with their religious principles perverted, and their reverence for holy things sneered away —it would be very unjust to accuse any individual, of this weighty charge — but the fact is undeniable.... | |
 | 1821 - 778 str.
...the young men, who go from tb>« country to Edinburgh to pursue their medical studies, come back with their religious principles perverted, and their reverence for holy things sneered away — it would be very unjust to accuse any individual, of this weighty charge — but the fact is undeniable.... | |
 | 1821 - 726 str.
...the young men, who go from this country to Edinburgh to pursue their medical studies, come back with their religious principles perverted, and their reverence for holy things sneered away — it would be very unjust to accuse any individual, of this weighty charge — but the fact is undeniable.... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1823 - 1282 str.
...pursuer is falsely, maliciously, and injuriously held out and represented as being one of the public teachers, by whom young men who come as students to...away, to the injury and damage of the said pursuer ? The damages were laid at f>,000/. Mr. James Moncrieft' opened the case to the jury for the pursuer.... | |
 | 1823 - 1040 str.
...held out and represented as being one of the public teachers, by whom young men who come as student* to the university of Edinburgh have their religious...things sneered away, to the injury and damage of the »id pursuer ? The damages were laid at 5,000/. Mr. James Moncrieff opened the case to the jury for... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1824 - 938 str.
...falsely, maliciously, and injuriously hold out and represent the pursuer, as being one of the public teachers, by whom young men, who come as students...principles perverted, and their reverence for holy thing» sneered away, to the injury and damage of the Raid purOr whether the pursuer held hirn•elf... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1824 - 938 str.
...certain fact has any VOL. xiv. глнт 11. truth in it ; I deny that the youth who attend our University have their religious principles perverted, and their reverence for holy things sneered away by its learned Professors. That never was the character of the University, or of the people of this... | |
 | 1824 - 940 str.
...certain fact has any VOL. XIV. PART II. truth in it ; I deny that the youth who attend our University have their religious principles perverted, and their reverence for holy things sneered away by its learned Professors. That never was the character of the University, or of the people of this... | |
 | 1824 - 942 str.
...certain fact has any VOL. XIV. PART II. truth in it ; I deny that the, youth who attend our University have their religious principles perverted, and their reverence for holy things sneered away by its learned Professors. That never was the character of the University, or of the people of this... | |
 | Robert MacFarlane - 1849 - 678 str.
...falsely, maliciously and injuriously, hold out and represent the pursuer as being one of the public teachers by whom young men, who come as students to...away, to the injury and damage of the said pursuer I Or, Whether the pursuer held himself forth as the author of certain discoveries in regard to freezing... | |
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Whether the pursuer is falsely, maliciously, and injuriously held out and represented as being one of the public teachers, by •whom young men who come as students to the university of Edinburgh have their religious principles perverted, and their reverence... 