HORÆ

SARISBURIENSES.

SECOND EDITION.

'Tis pleasant, sure, to see one's WORKS in print,
A book's a book, although there's nothing in't.

BYRON.

SALISBURY:

K. CLAPPERTON, CATHERINE STREET.

MDCCCXXIX.

TO THE

REV. G. RADCLIFFE, D.D.

THE PUBLICATION

OF THE

HORE SARISBURIENSES,

IS MOST RESPECTFULLY

Inscribed,

AS TO ONE, WHOSE KINDNESS, ATTENTION, AND SERVICES WE DULY APPRECIATE,

BUT CAN NEVER SUFFICIENTLY REPAY;

AND

WHOSE APPROBATION AND FRIENDSHIP WE HOPE

EVER TO DESERVE;

BY US,

HIS GRATEFUL PUPILS,

THE COMMITTEE.

AN

INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS

TO OUR

Schoolfellows in general.

We cannot suffer the SECOND EDITION of the "Horæ Sarisburienses" to pass through the press, without the expression of our unanimous and hearty acknowledgments, for your spirited support to our publication.

To point out individuals for particular thanks, would be equally invidious and ungenerous, at a time when ALL are so highly deserving of that gratitude, which, without restraint, we cordially render. We are, moreover, aware, that there are many who have long since left this scene of their boyhood, whose names it would be impertinent in us here to mention: yet, to such, we must say, we feel greatly indebted.

whose circle we are members, we

Amongst you, of

need no time to

consider who are our best, or our most liberal friends.

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