...expense spared. — All that belongs to Mr. , ' x 2 , Clay, Clay, of Clay-Hall, is the best of it's Wnd, or, at least, had from the best hand in England. Every...that belongs to another. The slightest deficiency in theappointments of his companions he sees, and marks by a wink to some by-stander, or with a dry joke...

...fashion of the day — no expense spared. All that belongs to Mr. Clay, of Clay-Hall, is the best of its kind, or, at least, had from the best hand in England....his companions he sees, and marks by a wink to some by slander, or with a dry joke laughs the wretch to scorn. In company, he delights to sit by silent...

...or, at least, had from the best hand in England. Every thing about him is English; but I don't kn6w whether this arises from love of his country' or contempt...belongs to another. The slightest deficiency in the appointments,of his companions he sees, and marks by a wink to some bystander, or with a dry joke laughs...

...boasting loudly that everything about him is English, that only what is English is worthy attention, " but whether this arises from love of his country or contempt of his brother " does not appear. If there is anything to choose between these two capital creations, English Clay...

...of the day — no expense spared. — All that belongs to Mr Clay, of Clay Hall, is the best of its kind, or, at least, had from the best hand in England....and marks, by a wink to some by-stander, or with a drv joke laughs the wretch to scorn. In company, he delights to sit by, silent and snug, sneering inwardly...