...acquainted, is really touching : — ' Never was any one worse used than Bentham. I have seen the tear* run down the cheeks of that strong-minded man through...insolence of official underlings, when, day after dny, he was begging at the Treasury for what was indeed a mere matter of right. How indignant did I...

...Mr. Pitt is in earnest in the business ?' Never was any one worse used than Bentham. I have seen the tears run down the cheeks of that strong-minded man...him thus treated by men infinitely his inferiors! I could have extinguished them. He was quite soured by it, and I have no doubt that many of his harsh...

...Mr. Pitt is in earnest in the business ? ' Never was any one worse used than Bentham. I have seen the tears run down the cheeks of that strong-minded man...when I saw .him thus treated by men infinitely his 14 Con. Mem. 15 Bishop Horsley, then Dean of Westminster. inferiors ! I could have extinguished them....

...Mr. Pitt is in earnest in the business ?' Never was any one worse used than Bentham. I have seen the tears run down the cheeks of that strong-minded man...when I saw him thus treated by men infinitely his 14 Con. Mem. ls Bishop Horsley, then Dean of Westminster. inferiors ! I could have extinguished them....

...Pitt is in earnest in the bnsineis ?' Never was any one wort« wed than Dentham. I hare seen the inn run down the cheeks of that strong-minded man, through...insolence of official underlings, when, day after day, lio was begging at the Treasury, tor what was, indeed, з mere matter of right. How indignant did I...

...down the cheeks of that strong-minded man, thiough vexation at the pressing importunity of creditor's, and the insolence of official underlings, when, day...after day, he was begging at the Treasury, for what w.is, indeed, a mere matter of right. How indignant did I often iecl, when I saw him thus treated by...

...or Penitentiary, had involved him in pecuniary losses. " I have seen the tears run down the checks of that strong-minded man, through vexation, at the...matter of right. How indignant did I often feel when 1 saw him thus treated by men infinitely his inferiors ! I could have extinguished them. He was quite...

...Mr. Bentham's Panopticon, or Penitentiary, had involved him in pecuniary los'ses. " I have seen the tears run down the cheeks of that strong-minded man,...official underlings, when day after day he was begging at tbe Treasury for what was indeed a mere matter of right. How indignant did I often feel when I saw...

...Wilberforce's Life, vol. ii. p. 71 : — " Never was any one worse used than Bentham. I have seen the tears run down the cheeks of that strong-minded man...insolence of official underlings, when, day after day, he wai begging at the Treasury for what was indeed a mere matter of right. How indignant did 1 often feel...

...Wilberforce's Life, vol. ii. p. 71 : — •• Merer was any one worse used than Bentham. I hare seen the tears run down the cheeks of that strong-minded man...saw him thus treated by men infinitely his inferiors ! I could have extinguished them. He was quite soured by it; and 1 have no doubt that many df his harsh...