...pursuits, a grateful and enthusiastic admiration prevailed between these two individuals. That " none but his father would keep such a bird in such a cage || " was the well-known observation of Prince Henry ; and Ralegh, after the untimely death of this...

...apparent to the throne, who obtained access to him in the tower, and who was heard to observe, that " none but his father would keep such a bird in such a cage." At his earnest solicitation, his wife and son were allowed to reside with him, and in 1604, his younger...

...displayed his levity and inconsistency. The best thing recorded of him is his saying of Sir Walter Raleigh, that no other king but his father would keep such a bird in a cage. Whatever his merits were, Elizabeth seems to have had a stronger affection for him than for...

...of an age erowded with towering spirits, and one of whom the Prince of Wales remarked, " that none but his father would keep such a bird in such a cage ;" but it will be remembered that JAMES was no smoker,— nay, he even went so far as to write a very...

...Walter Raleigh ; and once observed, alluding to the latter's long imprisonment in the Tower, that " no King but his father would keep such a bird in such a cage.":): He had a fine taste for the arts, and made a magnificent collection of books, medals, statues, coins,...

...scientific soldier and sailor, who was still languishing in the Tower, became an object of his enthusiastic admiration ; and he was often heard to say that no...his father would keep such a bird in such a cage. All this was when he was a mere child. It is remarked by an old wriler, that he was too soon a man...

...scientific soldier and sailor, who was still languishing in the Tower, became an object of his enthusiastic admiration ; and he was often heard to say that no...his father would keep such a bird in such a cage. All this was when he was a mere child. It is remarked by an old writer, that he was too soon a man...

...was inconsistent with the character of a great general and conqueror, which he ought to be. When a child, sir Walter Raleigh, the brave and scientific...respects, however, the character of prince Henry was superior to that of his father. Thus, James was a profound swearer, but Henry swore not at all ; and...

...in the Tower, became an object of his enthusiastic admiration ; and he was often heard to say thai no other king but his father would keep such a bird in such a cage. All this was when ho was a mere child. It is remarked by an old writer, that he was too soun a man...

...apparent to the throne, who obtained access to him in the tower, and who was heard to observe, that "none but his father would keep such a bird in such a cage." At his earnest solicitation, his wife and son were allowed to reside with him, and in 1604, his younger...