| As in 1662 the Anglican squirearchy would permit no weakening of the hierarchical and episcopalian structure of the Church. |
| The squirearchy does not have some exclusive licence to indulge in barbarism just because grandpa thought slaughter was a sport and the tenants know their place. |
| A very large number of old mansions, belonging to the squirearchy of Elizabethan days, remain. |
| A few years since some of the most strenuous opponents of railways were to be found among the squirearchy. |
| An interesting side to jump jockeys' private lives is that they are always run to earth by well-heeled girls from the English squirearchy. |
| The squirearchy of that age cared no more for literary fame than the Roman aristocracy did for a poet or an actor. |
