...and the heart of every good man must go with them; but God save the King, in these times, too often means — God save my pension and my place, God give...industry, and fatten upon the plunder of the public." This brings us again to the "sepulchral Spencer Perceval," as he is called in another place, with his...

...of every good man must go with them ; but God save the King, in these times, too often means—God save my pension and my place, God give my sisters an allowance out of the Privy Purse—make me Clerk of the Irons, let me survey the Meltings, let me live upon the fruits of other...

...Sydney Smith exclaimed about some people's patriotism, "God save the King! in these times too often means, God save my pension and my place, God give my sisters an allowance out of the Privy Purse, let me live upon the fruits of other men's industry and fatten upon the plunder of the public." ! Faith...

...pension and my place, God give my i sisters an allowance out of the Privy Purse, let me live upon J the fruits of other men's industry and fatten upon the plunder ' of the public." Faith in God never is elevated and ennobling until we overpass "God for our lives!" to cry "Our lives...

...placemen, ebullient with loyalty, observed tha " God save the King" meant too often, " God save mj pension and my place, God give my sisters an allowance out of the privy-purse, — make me :lerk of the irons, let me s'irvey the meltings, let me live upon the fruits...

...and the heart of every good man must go with them; but God save the King, in these times, too often means God save my pension and my place, God give my...Privy Purse — make me Clerk of the Irons — let me surrey the meltings — let me live on the fruits of other men's industry, and fatten on the plunder...