... mentioned likely to succeed the late Lord t>itford, Master of the Rolls. The situation is estimated to produce 80001. a year, and it has also much patronage attached to it. The Master of the Rolls Is supplied with wine Iree of duty. The Recordefship of the ...

... guard were strange hands just arrived were in room assigned os near the Castle gates, when careless free and easy sort half sportsman* half groom, strolled in and sitting down to our table, began to talk the sports of the season, and the fun then going in ...

... The distinction is in the mind. Whoever it open, loyal, and true—whoever of humane and affible in his demeanour—whoever is honourable in himrelf. and judgment otnera, and requires law but his to nuke him fulfil an engagement, such a gentleman, and such man ...

... powers, and pre-eminences were nothing to them, their glory Hus contained in few words: They loved each other.” A few years rolled on ; Edward had been fortunate; had reaped a good harvest, and had received orders from his father to return'home, with the ...

... expressive countenance, the traces more ot sorrow . , , ' , , , , , , than of U no-er with the Austrian Mai for the honour o( planting Months’rolled over, and O’ Donnell again visited ltir . oi !nr on tl,e WK,I: - , f Si(IoD his mother. Rut it was only to return ...