... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... unless 4 | Europe on whose brow the cares of state sit Last week he which Hindle is not—would apparently be unable to get his Duke of Saxe Coburg is the happy Prince. but the | body through it. The height of the window fi rom the group \arrived in Paris ...

... gave my card, On returoing she said inquiringly, and with some apparent embarrassment, “ You asked for the * You wish to see his Duke of Somerset, sir?” ‘I did.’ Grace, Sir” “I do, if agreeable to him.’ She then ushered ine into the Duke's presence, where ...

... ladies entered the ball and took their seats in the gal'ery. Apologies were received from lI.R H. the Duke of Cambridge; hi# Duke Hucdeuch ; his Grace the Duke of Richmond ; his Grace the Duke of Argyll ; the most noble the Marquis of who sent haunch ...

... There were likewise present. Viscountess Cauning. La-lv Augusta Bruce, the U. n. Mary Seymour, the Hon. Beitrtce llvng. his Duke Argvle. t tiranville, ViscounlCnnning, Sir and Lady Cow per. the Hon. C. Drey, the Hon. Colonel C. U. Phipps, Major the IL'B ...

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... power, and which exercises it pher's ” for the salvation of men, in all the qua Letters toth oF re- within the limits of his Duke, but without effect, and his Holiness Catholic Church and of = sk then refers to the et le Pape, respecting w Wil- that ...

... near Huddersfield ; and .Messrs Oir call u; U .*v«.lin« .u.. the , . . . . denving, beenumr iwraists in thankhws task a.HI . Duke .ksg..w. The machine is Mr Hay. xrriter, agent for the iKtitinncr, led evi- t IP enfranebim-went the six- 'nvenUm Mr M K-ld ...

... liad dn. and Bald/ Ba all is Ms el tie Milton and Ohio read and or a Mongolian territory. It did not require much at T h hi Duke 1 n 5 mh nett i br i e ei tea so that lan Id %believe Nair ea the • The wards the Warder hawk sad gives full of to stir up ...

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