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... Knight of the Golden Lion, in Liveries of his colours. Halberdiers, in emblazoned Costumes, bearing their Halberds. Man at Arms, in Tor GONFALON, Man at Arms, in half armour. borne by a Man at Arms. half armour. The Kni9ht of the Golden Lion, Captain ...
... . . Helaioer* of the Knight the Golden Lm«-,n Uvertoaof llalbcrj'irr* roalnmcs, bearing their halberds. Man-at-arms, Imlf-arinolir—Tlie Gonfalon, borne a mnn-al-war —Mnn-nl-anns, ball-armour. 1,7“ Km. itt ok the Golden 1 ion. Captain J. C. F ..trite —Groom—in ...
... to forge a man’s mark was quite as criminal as to forge his name. We understand that Mr Peter Low, boot and shoemaker in Stirling, has been appointed boot and shoemaker to her Majesty in that town.— (Glasgow Paper.)—[A hint to the Liberal” shopkeepers of ...
... _Why else did Nature paint and enamel _the _umvertiC with ; ill _the bright _and gay _colours ; _-ayci and fust colours to boot , or _else they would all _have washed _out at _llic _Great Flood ? Nay , why was the A _roll of Promise itself composed of ...
... Returning home from Leipzig once, he is struck by the beauty of the harvest-fields : How it steads, that golden yellow corn, on its fair taper stem, its golden head bent, all rich and waving there;.—the meek earth, at God's kind bidding, has produced it once ...
... properly of four parts—a golden salver, which j j rests a jiedestal and bowl used at the christening 1 of ! Charles the Seeoud, regilt and ornamented Storr j ; and Mortimer for this occasion. Fro this bowl rises j second golden pedestal surmounted cherubim ...
... rrincess Ausiista _,. £ ll , 21 ( i ; _Princess Sophia of _Gloucester _. £ 7000 ; _Queen Dowaser , _. _6100 , 000 ; _Duchess of _Kent , _. _630 , 000 ; Trustees of the _Kiliff of tlie _Belgians ( a part _repaid ) , _. _680 , 000 ; _King of _. _Hanover , _. ...
... costuene of the chivalric tEdwvard, and added the charm of reality to that of illusion. Iler Royal Ilighlness tire Duchess of Kent, as well as her Royal Highness the Duchless of Gloucester, and the Duchess of Saxe Weimar, showed excellent taste in sinking ...
... Medi, n. Charles statim-that the commis to Murray he bad no legal Per Qr. Per commission Mr. as elder, flowed WHIAT, Essex & Kent, red 42 48 white Nelms. Esq Ad were f or , Court, &e. &a. ~ 'create-Depute ; Mr. Stewart, Clerk of from an Wisely constituted ...
... Duchess of Hueclench, Minims of the Robes—the Counter of Dunmore, lastly in Waiting, &e. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince George and the Crown Prince of Wurtemberg, attended the drawing-room. Their Serene Highnesses ...
... Lord Southampton and the county members gave each, the Duke of Buccleueh £100, and more than £1000 was collected. At Maidstone in Kent (where Lord Strangford spoke), £600 was collected. In Lincolnshire, Warwickshire, and other counties similar meetings ...