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...rn, where the first James of England, in his hurry to make money by mak ing baronets, perhaps made some of those remunerative dig nitaries. A house...

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...a lady in her own right; plain esquires have married duchesses; they marry baronets’ daughters every day of the week. Thoughts of this kind were as th... ...if I were up to your mark at my banker’s. We can’t all of us be lords, nor baronets.” Catching up his temper thus cleverly, he curbed that ha- bitual ...

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... and he without a shilling: one title, I know, she might have had, besides baronets. Her folly in forming the connection was so great that, though Mr....

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...d Tinker?” “There!” replied Mrs. Tinker, flinging down the coin; it’s only baronets as cares about farthings.” “A farthing a day is seven shillings a ... ...s rent. Sir Pitt might have said “he and his family,” to be sure; but rich baronets do not need to be 73 Thackeray careful about grammar, as poor gov... ...itt, who had arranged a dinner of ceremony, and asked all the neighbouring baronets. “My dear creature, do you suppose I can talk about the nursery wi... ...his son, and thought that he might be the progenitor of a glorious line of baronets. He worked in the City and on ‘Change, until he knew everything re...

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..., made all her followers Knights of the Pumpkin, and Marquises, Earls, and Baronets; and they had a little court for her, and made her a little crown ...

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...nference in her closet. Cautions against the violence of such noblemen and baronets as delight in forc- ing young ladies away to some remote farm-hous... ...eart. Who would not think so? But Mrs. Morland knew so little of lords and baronets, that she entertained no notion of their general mis- chievousness...

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...but the Lady Edith, my cousin—she was sixteen then—beautiful, gentle, good, the daugh- *He refers to the order of baronets, or baronettes; the barones... ... baronettes; the barones minores, as distinct from the parliamentary bar- ons—not, it need hardly be said, to the baronets of later creation. 62 Mark...

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...or-steps in defence of protec- tion, no doubt some half-dozen glorious old baronets would have so fallen, and the school of protection would at this d... ...d a whole bevy of Ladies Amelia, Rosina, Margaretta &c; she had a leash of baronets with their baronesses; and, as we all know, a bishop. If she put t... ... put the bishop on the lawn and the countess in the house, to sprinkle the baronets, and thus divide the attractions. What to do with the Lookalofts e... ...e bishop to lead old Lady Knowle to the top of the dining-room. One of the baronets was sent off in quest of Mrs Proudie, and found that lady on the l... ...en recognised. They had sat as equal guests in the presence of bishops and baronets; they had been curtseyed to by Miss Thorne on her own drawing-room...

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...e rector to tea twice a year, and keep a page- boy, and are visited by two baronets’ wives. They devoted themselves to the education of their orphan n...

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...the oldest blood in England; we came in with the Con- queror; we were only baronets,—but what then? we were forced into that. James the First forced o...

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...ot a Knight Errant? Should such men go unreproved, unchecked, by wandering baronets incognito? Magnanimity? Look at it in that way? Churls beneath one...

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...d Tinker?” “There!” replied Mrs. Tinker, flinging down the coin; it’s only baronets as cares about farthings.” “A farthing a day is seven shillings a ... ...s rent. Sir Pitt might have said “he and his family,” to be sure; but rich baronets do not need to be 73 Thackeray careful about grammar, as poor gov... ...itt, who had arranged a dinner of ceremony, and asked all the neighbouring baronets. “My dear creature, do you suppose I can talk about the nursery wi... ...his son, and thought that he might be the progenitor of a glorious line of baronets. He worked in the City and on ‘Change, until he knew everything re... ... be friendly with the Fuddlestones, and the Wapshots, and the other famous baronets, their neighbours. Their carriages might frequently be seen in the...

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... old family place on the Wye, in Hertfordshire, whose forefathers had been baronets since baronets were first created, and whose earlier forefathers h... ...missioner a chairman, or a secretary a commissioner. Knights would fain be baronets, baronets barons, and barons earls. In one guise or another the wa...

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... were indescribable! and then the guests! There were two noble- men, three baronets, and five titled ladies, and other ladies and gentlemen innumerabl...

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... be friendly with the Fuddlestones, and the Wapshots, and the other famous baronets, their neighbours. Their carriages might frequently be seen in the...

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... — that’s who I am,’ continued the prostrate man. ‘That is if knights were baronets — which they be. ’Tis recorded in history all about me. Dost know ...

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...ses within two hundred pounds a year!” “Not sons of squires and nephews of baronets,” said Mrs. Lovell. “Adieu! I think I see a carrier-pigeon flying ...

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... story before her; she would with- stand all sorts of fascinations, wicked baronets and earls in- numerable, and come back and take Gerard by the hand...

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...l the great dukes, lords, viscounts, mar- quesses, duchesses, knights, and baronets, quite affectionately, and were beyond everything interested in th... ...ith the great dukes, lords, viscounts, marquesses, duchesses, knights, and baronets, in whom the people of those benighted countries had delight. ‘Wel...

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...y. He complimented Richard personally, but young people were young people; baronets’ sons were not in the habit of marrying farmers’ nieces. At first ...

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...our of the family. But Mr. Pole was in the utmost perplexity, and spoke of baronets as things almost holy, to be kneeled to, prayed for. He was profan...

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...akers in the same amusements of races, balls, musical assemblies, with the baronets (or elite of the gentry); with the landed esquires (or middle gent...

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...kheads! But it’s no matter; he should not shut up my path if he were fifty baronets melted into one and living in a hundred Chesney Wolds, one within ...

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...kheads! But it’s no matter; he should not shut up my path if he were fifty baronets melted into one and living in a hundred Chesney Wolds, one within ...

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..., and who was accustomed to meet, on almost equal terms, the great medical baronets from the me- tropolis at the houses of the nobility—Dr Fillgrave d... ...122 Dr Thorne Lady Scatcherd was no fit associate for the wives of English baronets;—was no doubt by education and man- ners much better fitted to sit... ...tor. ‘He knew so, ’ so he said to himself, ‘what stuff girls were made of. Baronets did not grow like blackberries. ’ And so, assuring himself with su...

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...ows, together with little round bar- rels of oysters directed to Lords and Baronets, and Colo- nels and Captains, in every part of the habitable globe...

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...ly discouraging, Aleck! Since then, what a procession! You turned down the baronets for a pair of barons; you turned down the barons for a pair of vis...

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...hat their visit was quite a common occurrence, and that they had lords and baronets to see them every day in the week. But Mr Wititterly’s feelings we...

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...ows, together with little round bar- rels of oysters directed to Lords and Baronets, and Colo- nels and Captains, in every part of the habitable globe...

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...d in the midst of sweet millinery talk, darted the odd ques- tion, whether baronets or knights ever were tradesmen: to which Scottish Jenny, entirely ...

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...the oldest blood in England; we came in with the Con- queror; we were only baronets,—but what then? we were forced into that. James the First forced o...

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...hat their visit was quite a common occurrence, and that they had lords and baronets to see them every day in the week. But Mr Wititterly’s feelings we...

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...k, and the worship of the solar guinea be- came extinct; while squires and baronets, and even lords who had once lived blamelessly afar from the civic...

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...ank, and the worship of the solar guinea became extinct; while squires and baronets, and even lords who had once lived blamelessly afar from the civic...