... lot tin Mal at AUGUST, 1866. lodged before that date; will be 'added to participate In the Profits this to be This Company his dukes the years which have elapsed la the surreal gadiqueezdal period lased 4017 POLICIEIL hawing to the amount of L 1,841,199 ...

... and flre For every thing ava, man. For him the thousands didna' care, Nor for his vows fu' braw, man ; But sent the Bear, his Dukes and Drakes, About their business a', m m. Jamie cam' »n, and sune began show he was nae blate, man An' proved how weel a ...

... of them being extensively interested in affairs unconnected with the newspapers they edit. While Mr Disraeli is educating his dukes, it would perhaps be well if could spare one his subordinates to impart a little elementary instruction in common things ...

... regarded as less important and more liable. But upon these Government deserve and will get quarter. Had Lord Malmesbury and his Dukes yielded under pressure it would have been shabby enough; but their putting up Lord Cairns (with whom they are in relations ...

... In his exc.tement sad terror he forgottes the number of his tJOIII, from which he Ind battened at the first alarm, • led his dukes. was Indiums to behold. Asetlier la • I memistate of nudity. with • portion of his On his arm, hosted the shine of every ...

... Liberals would leave him at anytime in minority, and wo know that half of that number have no faith in him whatever. It is said his Dukes refused to sit with Bright in counsel. it so. It is quite clear his company would have been better than his absence, especially ...

... bat sear the spot. tel the MON stopped before pawing over the pees. TM maim driver, mein' the dearer, immediately reversed his dukes. the brake won applied. sad broth save theraelea tam the gratadriver befog slinkily hurt by WM/. In the few samara trappired ...

... all a hope that, notwitlistasiling the long period he hail diecharged his ,unties here, he would be king Nand to discharge his dukes elsewhere, and also that be (Sheriff Munro) would long be spared, awl that the comity would keg reap the benefit of hie judgment ...

... 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 ...

... for him- self, seeing his poiicy forbade him to fall back on that of his Bourbon 'predecess6rs. He created his Princes, his Dukes and' Counts of the Empire; aiid certainly if individual distinction could impart lustre to the. noblesse 'of any State, it ...

... The lodge and shootings of Glenqnoicn been leased, by Mr EUice, M.P., to his ' / . Duke of Marlborough. jjc,fc A tine stag of the axis deer species wa3 0* other day the Glencoe estate, ° ea jU° Gambier. When shot it was leading kangaroos. —Melbourne Argus ...

... ORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY Incorporated by Royal Charter and Special Acts of Parliament. PRESIDENT— His DUKE OF ROXBURGHE, KT. VICB-PRESID ENTS— Hrs ras DUKE OF SUTHERLAND. Tue Most THE MARQUIS OF ABEROORN, K.G., Lord-Lie Sin JOHN L ...