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... Count ble Reiset (the French Envoy Extraordinary) that he would ier level Mcdena to the ground sooner than he would see the his Duke restored by force. D'S THE ZUJRICH CONFERENCES. OW ZURici, August 12. Lad The diplomatic banquet has taken place here. Speeches ...

... to his thorough-bred hacks and his snaffle bridle. It' a pity he ever gave up the leathers, but he's a picture stil with his Duke of Wellington face and short seat, in Rotten row; better on his horse than half the young dandies. This warm sketch of Sir ...

... ™ a w > ne ' > bout twelve °' clock on Wednesday night, sposa was absent, he toddled out into the streets to seek her. His £ .Duke-street, but as he knew his wife s predilections for a gay life, he went into Marsh-lane to endeavour to find her. On Timble ...

... the devices of 5 Iso the cunning gentlemen.' (Hear.) What sort of t Ihe protection wound Disraeli, Lord Stanhope, or the, his Duke of Buckingham, give' to the labour of the tl Ild working community,? Just that sort of protec- 9 )I. tion which they have ...

... violence-at the end or w. ich P time he was unanimously aequitted'; and the c gentlemen who santon his Jury, magistrates, after his Duke, acquittal invited him to~ dine, and declared that Donci though they went into the jury box prejudiced Doenc against him ...