... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... doetrin Person ‘ent m logethe arose pward Wel letter “Yo tion pre of Filed wom are taxes y ons by this ter they ke afer h his Duke, him, or five The fel larly w Ome § war Ge The ly our “Ep be well ‘nmi 'S age Youd Ube th Nth ay ...

... of “The History England and France under the Home of Lancaster,” the reviewer observes ” an amusing blunder M. Karante, hi* Dukes Burgundy,’ brought light. Tb* report of Bedford to the King, October, I4JB, describe* the Maid (of Orleans) *a disciple and ...

... seconds only in delivering, and tie aektewiedgsment of its haring beau rooeired was Liras iu 10 mewed& The BM treat Idabel that his Duke &shoot tread ipso the has at o'clock. This +me lolloord by • massage front the Pithier atWestmitister from Lord de the rrosips ...

... silence. (Cheers.) Nor will it avail them lake relug# the plea that they, as British subjects, have •Hung do with Ih# set* Hi# Duke Tuscany (h»s* his Government. For again. soy, let them mark His allegation—bo true or false— It I* this. Hist the persecution ...

... motion was first disastere to come. words were have now, in great rk dng, too of Arts i abe held atthe Crt 34 of July, when his Duke of Argyl, | those who had ve and exid Mong or in addition to the Secretary of the Munt and Brown, on every direction, and ...

... 4th Light Dragoons, al subsequently served in the 43d Foot and Ist Foot Gnards. In IsoB he was appointed aide-de-camp to his Duke of Wellington, and in 1811 he was made military secretary to that illustrious general, elicit arduous and responsible duty ...

... Queen, and her M»ii-*ty w;.s graciously the honour of knighthood up-n him with the Btato. . .. Ueutuuatit Ucueial his Duke of Ca ...