... acquaintance with Lord DER-By's policy has led the Protectionist thanes to doubt the dura- bility of his Cabinet. If so, his dukes and earls are wise in their generation, and they do well not , to lose a moment in demanding the wages of their . faithful ...

... elevation of ?? to the imperial throne in 1821, Hyppolite received tme port- folio which he held ait the time of his decease and his duke- dlom. He was an uncommonly black mail, aod very fleshy. The resemblance of his features to those of Boswell, the biographer ...

... vil that might be necessary beyond the estimate, and to pay the Cl rent of the premises whilst they were being rebuilt. The hi Duke of Norfolk had come forward with £10,000 towards the object, and it was for the club to raise the additional £3,000. Since ...

... ball. His that Highness the Duke of Saxe-Cobung-Gotha is gone ines, to Vienna, being the executoe' testamzeuti of the late his Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Klohaiy. M. vonI der Heydt, be- Minister of Trade, is paying the most earnest at- cool- tention to the fabrication ...

... and I arrived in England in July of that year. I went abrotad in Dcembper, 1851. h! Wien6ver I came to Landoo, 1 lodged hi Duke-street. B There are no children alive. Crebs-examillnd: The £500 a year Is evory penny r have G to live upon. I never saw ...

... cok?trsl Massey, Gerald Porsoonby, Coionel Douglas ?? Ciraries Lemruoti Birtler, Captarnr Roerr, RN., Tiroirtirs trerrir Hi' ?? Duke, H.P., Johrn Yrrrde Duller, hiP., Wat- lirr Vriii???r? Wyrrot, hurry Veniney, Mattitow WIrito Ridley, Robert luirecknrortont ...

... Stonebeaven, Sootlasid or by the Rigit Rev. the Bishop, Dundee. PRINCI'A~ SUeSCeRIMONaS AlReADY ANNCOUNCED. Coag recation or His. Duke of'Bucc-leucle.. £ 0 G0 e~ulsha - £i21 0 0Dule of Roxbturgh.. ?? 5 5 0 Bisleop of Brechin-,- 10 6 0 Countess ef Penebrokes ...