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... paragraph, that the Duke of Wel-1 lington was longer priree minister; that the Duke of Richmond .washis grace's succeisor;end that all wlio came itt 'with tbAnew premier were Brotestatits. Of coarse, the whole -story was it fabrication,,the Duke-of Wellington ...
... various uo spacious separately plements of Husbandry and Dairy Utensils I Also LET I Saje lo precisely at Ten o’Clock day in Duke-street for Painter ver and Gilder Cabinet-maker By direction of the Mortgagee further particulars inquiie of Mr H 8 XI Chatham ...
... Fryer's assistance will do well to lose no time. Courcry county of Cambridge met on Friday, and agreed to a. petition praying Parliament torepeal, without delay, the beer and malt tax.- The Duke of . IVellington .will now have plenty of what he Once called ...
... public clamour high wisdom and safe experience not in what words his Grace Duke -Wellington addressed from the India interest we believe has laid concerning is wholly unfounded The Duke believe with that the colonial legislatures stand in a sort f and he effect ...
... high collegiate distinctam conferred on our young talented townsman, Mr. C. 'l'. NV hitley, (son of John Whitley, Esq.,) at Cambridge, on Friday week. This young gentleman was declared Senior Wrangler, in the most honourable manner. His age only just permitted ...
... high collegiate distinction conferred on our young talented townsman, Mr. C. T. Whitley, (son of John 'Whitley, Esq.,) at Cambridge, on Friday week. This young gentleman was declared Senior Wrangler, iu the most honourable manner. His age only just permitted ...
... it was fee from J nTiwitSS t03.1,1 |.t -Vrai. fer the wowt ISerion.l, age consumption of coke was Silbs. per hour: vis. The Duke of Buckingham. Lord tuzgibbon (the Earl ol tbeir thoughts to believe their would fail IfiOdu H. Patry and co. 306 do A. and ...
... by his Grace Duke Wellington to a gentleman in the neighbourhood of “ The Duke of presents compliments to Mr Saintsbury received his letter of 28th The Duke assures Mr Saintsbury that reads respecting in the newspapers not true The Duke Establishment” ...
... preptired and sold only7 I by the sole Prosprietor, at 66, Leulitustreet, Goodman's fields, pro Whitechapel. London, and for 44. DuKE-S TREET,.,1sWIVERPOOL, ef One door above the 1jefftnNews Rooms.du Where the Doctor will give as~ice, from Eight in the morning ...
... Jewish Kmanriiwlioo Bill with a strong opposition. Petitions til ita favour arc signing by the members of the University of Cambridge, and several of the leading men the college are said to have attached their aignmures. Lord Palmerston, who is friendly the ...
... conclusion of Craven Meeting been from committing Sun Bill I from suicide had confessed a murder in Fetter-lane Holborn hiSi om Duke Grafton’s the turf in the nineteen confession which taken tlown in in which he been that grace’s winnings have stated in the ...
... the not expected to return to the Palace last night j °r excitement entitled The “ Copies of the bulletin were sent to the Duke of Clarence j Lalande Madame Meric Lalande has arrived Bushy Park the other branches the Royal Family performed with applause ...