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... and one only, which the critical acumen of your f.iir readers might deteet, and the. is—his hair is unmistakeably red. 'his Duke of Argyle oceupien a seat in Dr Guthrie's own pew, who, by the bye, seems to have formed a warm attachment to the reverend ...
... Mu. Mi xau. AarrsT.— This gentleman doe* not any the higher e.xcelluncies of his | art ; but such our readers have seen his Duke of Gordon and Provost Hadden, will agree with that is admirable copyist is perfectly /.uf in his colouring, and draws accurately ...
... and far-famed aristocrat Selfish—utterly selfillt—tho procuring the position occupied by tne chairs for Ids Dukeship and his Duke hip's friends—that position being opposite where the Royal carriage was expected to stop. Fang!' ! Out upon such lordly ...
... times in the mud around his kennel, sod kept shutting and opsebeg his eyes. Imagine the Duke of Marlborough operating upon his Duke at Glen Tilt, and in forty-five minutes having him so quiet, oppressed, and stupid (that should not take so time), that he ...
... steam-' Prove a great what is at pre- sent @ great =e ‘ FOS peuns ov 2n8 ‘We niuch regret to fhave to record the desth of his Duke of Neweastle, which took place at sidence at Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire, on the after- noon of Sunday, the 12th instant ...
... STREET. •RCHIBALD HILL. ill'. Arl kimpuevtqllwll9l,o ATHENEUM. SECOND GRAND SOIREE, IN THE CITY HALL, TUESDAY, 28TH INIT. His DUKE of ARGYLE in the lltair. parties at mot sod retire by Wilson Street or Tor foto West will enter by Canon Street. sad retire ...
... meeting.-1 have, Ace., (Signed) The Earl of IF:l4in and Kincardine, &c. &c. FIRR NEAR On Wednesday morning afire haute eat hi Duke Street, near the south side of London flrith;te, which, exteudiug backwards into Toole) , Street, committed great devastation ...
... clerk's hands— that the Council were bound to meet. ', , T0 THK Duke of Richmond. —The tes- ' fc keen determined to present to his Duke of Richmond, the officers the army exertions in obtaining the war medals, Btr, bution of which has afforded so much satisfacthe ...
... OTTER HUNTING. Sinee our last notice the otter hounds of his Duke of Atholl have been bourhood, where they are meeting with abun- the meet was in the vicinity of Kelso Bridge on the Tweed; On Saturday the near Banff Mill, but after a chase of some duration ...
... honours.] The Chairman i of Wellington. fourscore summer) the history of theii had not been limbs might si of these years; hi Duke lately made that, however his was -.j vigorous s the vindication of the institutions of Mr W. It. God George Skene who knew—as ...
... returning to bin at once, enabling him to defy the 14 juggling predictions of the Witches, and rely upon his own sword. His Duke Aranza was a graceful and gentlemanlike performance; and Mrs Mortimer's Juliana was exceedingly good, and told well with ...
... dirtions the Witches. and rely aeon his nwn eine& His Duke A.ranza was a graceful and gentlemanlike per: forinance ; and Mrs Mortimei's Juliana exceedingly itood, and told well with the audit-ire. b would be sinpar 7 donshle to omit. the capital way in ...