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... for your Lordship, exult in the happy-occasion of your nomination to the high station, in the choice of the Authorities home, to rule the destinies of India, alike to the benefit and interests of its subjects, and to the advantage and satisfaction of grateful ...
... the Water, representing a Naval Engagement between a British Frigate and a Pirate, the Bands playing Britons strike Home, .and Rule Britannia. The school win arrive at four o'clock. ADMITTANCE, ONE SHILLING. E,LRLY FRoBT.—We have had several frosty ...
... own ? Unknown—The claims of talent are not mine, I'm utterly unknown! Elector— Experience, then, in State affairs, Home policy and rule ? Unknown—As yet no politics engage my cares I'm only just from school! Elector— Too young for practice—yet well read ...
... Secretary the Coumal. GnUyunni. Mr. Seholcfkdd and Mr. Muntz had interview with the Marquis of Normanby Thursday the Home Office. rule for attachment .t the Sheriifsof Middlesex was made absolute Thursday night, rn!'- was obtained (he ground that the had ...
... when out in company. ‘ake no wine at home. Rule 7. Shun wine, bee: spirits. Avoid su; cham and moselle. + belade. of air exercise. Tatra A ys do some work. Rule 7. Avoid beer at Chancery-lane, or elsewhere. Rule 8. Always be en; in some useful and honourable ...
... precipitately and basely cast upon him. We know not whether the insulted fete- ' ran alludes to their foreign policy or to their home rule ; but he speaks of them men, the city and misdeeds of many of whom have inflicted ! irretrievable injury on their country; ...
... your Lordship, we exult in the happy occasion of your nomination to the high station, in the choice of the Authorities at home, to rule the destinies of India, alike to the benefit and interests of its subjects, and to the advantage and satisfaction of a ...
... can do little harm. For, as the Court is bound to send home every rule, as soon as possible after promulgation, for the sanction of the Privy Council, the Court will doubtless, in forwarding this rule, notice the questions which have been raised upon it ...
... lord- ship, we exult in the happy occasion of your nomina- tion to the high station, in the choice of the authori- ties at home, to rule the destinies of India, alike to the benefit and interests of its subjects, and to the ad- vantage and satisfaction of ...
... of the Surrey Militia, which were placed on her quarter-ceck, playing the National Tanes of God Seve the King, Briions Home, and Rule Britannia.—She is to accom- pany the Expedition under the command of Sir Smira, and her gallant Crew have preferred a ...
... out in company. Take wine at home. Rule G. Shun wine, beer, and spirits. Avoid suppers, champagne, and moselle. Salads. Plenty of air and exercise. Always do some good work. Rule 7. Avoid beer at Chancery-lane, elsewhere. Rule 8. Always engaged in some useful ...
... of both London and Country buyers being rather on the increase, caused the demand foe most descriptions of wheat, of home produce to rule steady, but by no means brisk, and the prices noted on this day se’nnight were supported in every instance; whUe a ...