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... You will find enclosed a despatch which the Grand CAPTAINS MAXWELL AND PEEL. Mr. Baron Grexve first delivered judgment. His | Dukes have written to their august father. The arrival The coolness of a young artillery oflicer, Lordship entered into an elaborate ...
... him here in the midst ot us(hear, anil a laugh)—and I would say to him that bis nobles and his lords and his princes and his dukes, and suppose roust conclude the list with his Menschikons all put together, are not worth three hundred good and true mm ...
... have tbe honour lo be in midst of —(cheers)—and I should say to him that his nobles and bis lords, and bis princes, and his dukes, his potentates, and 1 must oonclu Je the list with bis Menscbikofls all put together, are not worth three hundred good and ...
... gossip that the miniature court of Dunsinkopf-Toll-hausen can give rise to.— Dublin University Magazine. How THe tate or FOUND HIS Duke's courtship and marnzge be- long to the romance of the peerage. Travelling in Greece, when he was a young man, he was attacked ...
... man!” ** What man, Master Darrell “The man who shot me.” “T theught we should have him delirious,” said the doctor, poder his Duke’s dark eyebrows felt loweringly over his brown eyes, and a black shade itself about his “You're dreaming, . said Mrs, Pecker ...
... which has just taken place between two officers of the Guards. it would appear that = young of the cavalry, who had perty by his Dukes in training the horses of the was recently nowinsted adjutant to the ment excited the envy of his colleagues, who and he ...
... Dispensary and Union Workhouse far opwarda of teenty.two years daring which tam nothing whatever transpired in ounnexiou with his dukes but met the earnest ap. of all partim connected with the establish. He also hlted the appointment of District Registrar of ...
... ant, the of being a secret sat ponvener, aristocracy. It is just possible that Mr, Dis alittle good- now and again fun at his dukes and duchesses ;. bu ng pieces thisthe is scareely tenable. We: si for ourselves be surprised if Disraeli aving re- to the ...