... last week, a farmer dug up a field of potatoes of the sort called Protestants, and found more than half of them diseased. His dukes were better, probably not more than one*third being diseased. In one field at Sale, of a crop of radicals, fully oue*half ...

... his Mr. Combed:or !largess, foe had been a member t f the corporation Moo years, and ha d , during thrt time. di silierg-d his dukes ffectively. Dante Vie Buie Me: t'enaeiler tiorgeta leun in the commit chamber. tat asnres of g: eat herr:quer had Ws before ...

... encefromme'™A ? o»~ the Duke, still kindly and firmly, ™I can't do / that would be a lie. So * made no common appeal to his Duke's love of truth. would not V 7, any more than he would speak the Duke of Wellington. J ...

... but the Lake of Hamiltou (one of the contributors) threatens that if Mr. Ballantine's window be put in, he will not allow his Duke's) window to be is; and thus • dispute les arisen which, if it be not speedily adjusted, must have The ..f ru,tratiug the ...

... Lgediship, ea ik receive • Om Maseruhtimi OM lam/. wi Allies Ma emooded. la that is, Lewd will retie aat efts Zadeehd. SW his dukes •_ __ Post-Aloe, etai t h we isairenruy to the - of Argyll. A CLIIIISTNIAI _ _ 4, 1 1 1 , railed last _at the grocer's ow ...

... would have 70 why them onsation from work; and, on the a honest resistance would be far thenthwaig oppressor. In truth, his dukes be to be regulated by en equitable oomismlho juatment of his master's and bin ma. The supreme folly of a Welke is shown by ...

... was left an open one, and that it would be injudicious to fix the amount of remuneration until Mr. Butler had entered on his dukes. Mr. W. L. Hackett said that, unless the council con. firmed the appointment, they would be deliberately stultifying their ...

... morning Hie race), XJ entrance, wlib about added. About two mile* the I'eel Course. If (our Hones start, the second tv save his dukes. 3 ytarsold. ; years, Idd * years, lid 41b: years and aged, list lib. Thorouch-bred Horses extra. The winner sold for Xl'H*; ...

... 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 ...

... four score years after King Athelstane, King Kuoght, who was also named Caliutus or Cauutus, «-.t earnest sute of one of his Dukes, named Athcldred, did confirm and grant to Athelwood, then Abbot of the said church, and his successors, uianie and sundry ...

... raw.. op uese 111111100111 thew, who, by wad rot-. Is lambi (II wp Again sanding the Priiieo—..4.• Wee • tot as h.ha-e; his Dukes of V the OVA 1 0 the &myth ; and 1.1.5 t ogurataer. Mania Lake., foetid a place it man. r among ii, is from his Ile heat ...

... siking for or against their minutes. I think in case I did ant thus approve of the code, it would ill beams the slams** of his dukes to set as example of disolsolienoe and opposition. So again, if the new mite, in part or alVgether, meets with my approval ...