... I have now the honour t o b e i n the midst of —(cheers)----and to tell him that all his nobles, and lords, and princes, his dukes, his potentates, and his Menschikoffs, are not worth 300 such good and true men, who are not serfs, or vassals, or slaves ...

... which I have now the honour to be in the midst-of —(cheers)—and to tell him that all his nobles, and lords, and , princes, his dukes, his potentates, and his Menschikofts, are not worth 300 such good and true men, who aro not serfs, or vassals, or slaves ...

... ng w i th their, presrasi the performances at Her Majesty' s Th eatre *es te t o (Thursday) evening were tbe following :—His Duke of Well the Marchiones of Douro and Lady Charles Wellesley, hii Excellency the Minister, his Excellency the Sardinian Minister ...

... comment.' of Lieuitry and Birmingham, on ,oval Highness expressed general appearance, disrunahed regiment. % ' cOTSI GBAYS.—His Duke r-Gene iriepeotrrs if nder tenant- %T 1- i 4 ovens thee i • Ro t; 0 ' tl !i . 011 I m u . , . ~, r e - z ~ ~ f, , V S. ' ...

... now being raised in Paris for the RELIEF of the. SUFF ERERS ; Tho Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Treasurer. Duke of Portland His Duke of Devonshire nor His The of the Bank of Grace.Gracey e t r thy, England. The Chal.rman of the East India Coral/any The Lord ...

... purpose of considering and decidil l ,eoeL course which it might be expedient for the pursue under existing circumstances. His Duke of Richmond presided, and the following. tions were adopt e d a ft er considerable discussion,.„ Ist. That th e pr i nc ...

... hief, while those of the boiler, as I have experimentally tested, will melt lead_ I hope this letter may meet the eye of his Duke of Northumberland, who by the aid of his given siorial knowledge, and the insight i t must have g l o y ft i, him, as a bystander ...

... hed visitors honouring with their the performances at Her Majesty's Theatre yet' (Thursday) evening were the following :—His Duke of Wellington. the Marchione s s of Douro and and Lady Charles Wellesley, hi( Excellency the Minister, his Excellency the ...

... 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 ...

... Generous, and one which , had his lamented friend the would no d ou b t h ave o b ta i ne d His Lord s hi p conc l u d e d w ith his Duke ap p o r f o C v a a l m a b n r d i Cambridge p l i o v r e t d . , an earnest a ppeAl in support of the nascent charity ...

... i te, h fr i end s ,ti ae : , e a, n 3 gda j'idvrj3dee added du !' e ' tb' l r aoe e/ The Welter Cup of 50 toys, given by his Duke of Buceleuch, added to a Handicap of 5 ye each, h ft. One nide and three-Va' Mr. J. G. Heuderson's Logie o'Buchan, 3 Mr ...

... 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 ...