Memoirs of the Life And Writings of Thomas Chalmers 4
Memoirs of the Life And Writings of Thomas Chalmers 4
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niue weary hours. As the day wore on, it became evident that the ordinary business of the city had to a great extent been suspended, yet the crowds that gathered in the streets wore no gay or holiday appearance. As groups of acquaint- ances met and commingled, their conversation was obviously of a grave and earnest cast. Towards mid-day, the throne-room at Holyrood, in which the Marquess of Bute, as Lord High Commissioner, held his first levee, was filled with a numerous assemblage of noblemen,... clergymen, military and naval officers, the city magistrates, and country gentlemen from all quartere of Scotland. A portrait of King William III. hung upon the wall of the room, opposite to the spot on which Her Majesty's Represen- tative was standing. The throng of the levee was at its height, when, loosened somehow from its holdings, this portrait fell heavily upon the floor ; and as it fell a voice was heard exclaim- ing, " There goes the Revolution Settlement." When the levee closed the customary procession formed itself.
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niue weary hours. As the day wore on, it became evident that the ordinary business of the city had to a great extent been suspended, yet the crowds that gathered in the streets wore no gay or holiday appearance. As groups of acquaint- ances met and commingled, their conversation was obviously of a grave and earnest cast. Towards mid-day, the throne-room at Holyrood, in which the Marquess of Bute, as Lord High Commissioner, held his first levee, was filled with a numerous assemblage of noblemen,... clergymen, military and naval officers, the city magistrates, and country gentlemen from all quartere of Scotland. A portrait of King William III. hung upon the wall of the room, opposite to the spot on which Her Majesty's Represen- tative was standing. The throng of the levee was at its height, when, loosened somehow from its holdings, this portrait fell heavily upon the floor ; and as it fell a voice was heard exclaim- ing, " There goes the Revolution Settlement." When the levee closed the customary procession formed itself.
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