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... ambition, he made King of Rome, and not King of Paris. What meant to do the end, for either his King, or his princes, or his dukes, we can now do no more than conjecture, as, luckily for us, he was stripped of his prerogative before it had had time to ...
... there to avail herself of the circumstance, and she e s f were but four, viz., the two youthful sons of the deceased, and his Dukes for nearly sixteen years. During the whole two brothers ! Mr. Lee Williams and Mr. William Holiest. About resided with Mr ...
... Richard the Third,” for Kean (February 12, 1814), her fine person and rich voice procured her the part of Queen Elizabeth, to his Duke of Olo’ster. Her pathos in the scene with the young Princes, her regal demeanour and general pourtrayal of the part, were ...
... he came lobe a Cardinal, HELL MAKE ISIS CAP COEQUAL WITH THE CROWN. SO with a mere change of title does Shakespeare make his Duke of Exeter speak of an ambitious and wicked Churchman of the fifteenth century, the author of many woes to his country, and ...
... to £Se occupation the counter that conflagration be entirely « '?’ fag flames which the King *PJ>«- bends may again reach hi. Duke of Baden, like the Grand iJuxe oi Florence has in vain remonstrated against this con Paris aud solicited the interposition ...
... Ireland, a variety of flags and banners. The men having sat Imiti a ,.Wee ia Laid by Serjeant-Major Hurle, who presided. His Duke of Cambridge occupied a seat among the privates, ;rae whim asversed with his wonted affability. The fare acingsted of pounds ...
... there was less harshness and more nature in bis acting. Indeed, while Lis Hamlet was certainly good and still more promising, his Duke Aranza was exceedingly respectable, and justly gave great satisfaction to his audience. In Shakespeare’s tragedy, the other ...
... of the British Institution in 1849, Mr. Godwin was alone in the Gallelf d ite• i d t g im e at e e n i tered with one of his Duke i k c Dake o i t f n u d r C e ly s a i m recognized b u ri the tr picture, said the Duke c.h . yinih, painting by Denby ...
... place ye naturalists—shut up your portfolio,ana, o l e ic s acred te so t t rci t vagabond artists, for the great Duke of ti hi Duke, has willed that his grouse (gr°n'celealer ggbetteo poulterer, the Duke being a coronetted ,_ as c on : should have the Druid ...
... And on Sundsy the of August to go out Moo ruing. COLLEGE or ASMS, JULY 9, The Earl MarshsTsJOider for for his lata Boyal Hi/ Duke of Cambridge. In pursuance of Majesty’s v &i StaSu (MOM TIB fIOOBT . The Queen and Prince Alhert tiu» of lenoe to her f}a*^s ...
... captain,- (ELaughter.)-Sir P3. Thsesiger: Father Mathowy, perhaps. (Laughter.)-3Mr. Hfakes (the pro- prietor of Hake's Hotel,. hi Duke's-street, Manchester-square), deposed' that Captain Clayton, lets wife, and his father-in-law, stopped at his betel in August ...
... erecting to the memory of his As AUDITOR -Adam Murray, Esq. A ballot was next taken for filling up the vacancies in the direret his Duke of Cambridge a monument comtit alitlrine MPlary virtues, and in remembrance of the tion, occasioned by the death of James ...