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... dispute. John Bull’s footman had ca/trr—Johnny Crapaud’s lackeys had none The French spindle-shanks were beaten hollow by the substantial and vigorous underttandin/ji of the English flunkies. The Russians may affect deprecate tho powess of our “arms,” in ...
... Innls, Major and Mrs. Askew Lorraine Cottage, Mr. and Mrs. and family Orchard Lodge, Walpole and the Countess of Oribrd Grattan House, Mrs. Liddell. Dr. and Mra. Hall, Mra. Miss Hall, Mrs. A the Misses Thompson, Miss Smythe. Mrs. and Miss Dore, Col. ...
... MULTUM IN PARYO. Mr. John Frost, who was transported for his share in the Chartist ri t*. has returned to his native land. A most dreadful colliery accident has happened at Cardiff, by explosion of fire-damp; more titan 110 men having met their death ...
... Browne; Mrs. and Miss Gillett Augte - s - ea - House, The Misses Durant; Mr. 8.. Brodie, Mrs. Brodie; Mr. E. B. Warren Foky Arms Hotel, Dowager Lady Abercromby ; Mr. and Miss Abercromby ; Mr. Knatchbull liugeason, M. P.; The Earl and Countess of Ilarrowby ...
... Miss Brice, Mrs. H. Coltson. Mr. and Mrs. Kynfton, Mr. Barley, Mr. Dunne Knotsferd Ixxtgo, Mrs. & the Misses Cullen, Her. John and Mrs. Foster, Miss Marshall, Mr. R. B. Adams, and Miss Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Byron, Mr. and Mdme. Lerit and family 1, Abbey ...
... him any pension it may think desirable, and without making stipulations. According to the correspondent of the Times, Lords John Russell and Minto, who are staying at Florence, are looked upon the firand Duke a.i* a couple of itinerant •gogues. Turin ...
... the Misses Burtchaell West Bank, Rev. Josiah and Mrs. Pratt and family Rock Villa, •Mr. and Mias Skey, Mr. John Skey Sardinia House Westminster Arms Hotel, The Misses Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Vowler, Mr. W. R. Trumes Raglan House, Capt. and Mrs. Winnington ...
... Miss Pratt; tbs.Missss Wslduck Mamtmgm Bourn, CoL sad Mis. O. H. Botestsoa; Mr. JaaOT Angltto Bouto, Mr. sad Mrs. ds Eoleu Arme Hotel, Mr. and Mrs. Sodden; Bay. James Riddell; Mr. and Mrs. Patterson; Lady Emily Tollamache; Lady Beaumont; Hen. Mias Stapleton; ...
... Mra. Gerding ; Mrs. and Miaa Wilson Orchard Lodge, The Misses Cuninghame; Lord and Lad; Kinnaird: Miss the Misaes Hooper Grattan Houee, Mr., Mrs., and Misa Suffem j Mrs. and Misa Young'; Mr. and Mrs. Spencer March Phillipps; Major Murray; Mist Woolcombe; ...
... strychnine. Some time has elapsed since the corainisstou of the crime, and briefly repeat the circumstances : Mr. T)ov« lived in Cardigan Square, Hurley, hamlet near the borough of Lved*. and bore a good character. Mrs. Dove taken ill early in the month December ...
... in its structure from that of ti. Cephalaspis The Pterir.uhys body covered with bony scales, two powerful-looking wings or arms, with the eyes between them, in Uci-d almost lost in the body, and a long angular tail. The wings were probably useu as weapons ...