...folitude of inactive indigence and gloomy depopulation. The unlverfity, within a few years, confifted of three colleges, but is now reduced to two ; the college of St. Leonard being lately diflblved by the fale of its buildings and the appropriation of its revenues to...

...testimony of Dr. Johnson, in his Journey*. 1 ' One of its streets is now lost ; and in those that remain there is the silence and solitude of inactive indigence and gloomy depopulation. ... St. Andrews seems to be a place eminently adapted to study and education. . . . The students, however,...

...folitude of inactive indigence and gloomy depopulation. The univerfity, within a few years, confifted of three colleges, but is now reduced to two ; the college of St. Leonard being lately diflblved by the fale of its buildings and the appropriation of its revenues to...

...folitude of inactive indigence arid gloomy depopulation. The univerfity, within a few years, confifted of three colleges, but is now reduced to two ; the college of St Leonard being lately diffolved by the fale of its buildings and the appropriation of its revenues to...

...archiepiscopal pre-eminence, gradually decayed: One of its streets is now lost; and in those that remain, there is the silence and solitude of inactive indigence...depopulation. The university, within a few years, consisted ofthree colleges, but is now reduced to two; the college of St Leonard being lately cicssolved by the...

...folitude of inactive indigence and gloomy depopulation. , The univerfity, within a few years, confifted of three colleges, but is now reduced to two; the college of St. Leonard being lately diflblved by the fale of its buildings, and the appropriation of its revenues...

...iblitude of inactive indigence and gloomy depopulation. The univerfity, within a few years, confifted of three colleges, but is now reduced to two; the college of Si. Leonard being lately diffolved by the fale of its buildings, and the appropriation of its revenues...

...stranger from the south is, at first sight, struck with the dreary aspect of every thing around him. " There is the silence and solitude of inactive indigence and gloomy depopulation," as Johnson elegantly expresses it, that damps the emotions of wonder and admiration the sublimity of...

...archiepiscopal pre-eminence, gradually decayed : one of its streets is now lost ; and in those that remain, there is the silence and solitude of inactive indigence...colleges, but is now reduced to two ; the college of St Leonard being lately dissolved by the sale of its buildings, and the appropriation of its retenues...

...archiepiscopal pre-eminence, gradually decayed : One of its streets is now lost, and in those E 3 that remain, there is the silence and solitude of inactive indigence and gloomy depopulation." The following lines of Virgil are no less applicable : , " Locus Ardea quondam Dictus avis : et nunc magnum...