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... ‘God Save the Queen,” and the line delivered a Wolseley now rode side of Queen's ness the Prince Wales, side by side with his Duke of , the Duke of Teck, the Duke of in his artillery the Edward of etmar anda splendid staff. The Queen drove to the of the ...
... belonging to Mr. Outbwaite, Catterick. For a bull calf not over 12 months old, the last. named gentleman took first prize with his Duke of Chamburgh, Lady Pigott being second. Cows of any age Vivandiere, owned by Mr. Oethwalte, Catterick, to,k honours. The ...
... b«ntiii^pafter the weights appear (January 29. of value, to carry s!b, of any t*o such rac •* or more. extra; the second to save hi* -duke, anil the winner the Benevolent Fund. Got- mile. subs, 7 ...
... Mantes, where dispersed Prussian de.achmont, afterwards returning to Rouen. Stannaries, the place of Sir E. Stmrke, resigned. His DUKE OF NASSAU SHOT. Royal Highness has also appointed Francis Knollys to be Ullk, September 30. pccretarr in the place of Herbert ...
... toast and butter, cold ham, * f?*beegg«»* i|fc' and sometimes both meat and eggs _ rally those the common domestic fowl' ' hi* Duke goes out he has his hat and doves servant. The Duke of Wellington , daily «J> head and the gloves on his hands. The of moimting ...
... under circumstances, it is said, of a peculiarly dis- graceful nature. The King Consort was anxious to create a friend of his Duke and Grandee of Spain. This friend, in spite of his extreme intimacy with the King Consort, is hated by all the friends of ...
... application W. H. J ACKSON, Manager. U'inrs, gktfs, ©ramies, &c. rpETLEY'S ALE. ESTABLISHMEKTB. LONDON, MMIwl Pancras. Hi. Duke dtreet. MAN Row, near Albert Square. YORK, negate. GEORGE MOORS. JOSHUA TETLEY SON. ALES. POSTER, and EXTRA STOUT. THE BREWERY ...
... Count ble Reiset (the French Envoy Extraordinary) that he would ier level Mcdena to the ground sooner than he would see the his Duke restored by force. D'S THE ZUJRICH CONFERENCES. OW ZURici, August 12. Lad The diplomatic banquet has taken place here. Speeches ...
... from the wianiaff post, when Lucy went front, and came first about two lengths, 6 4 Lucy, Accidkkt is th* Hcxtiko Field to his Duke Rutland.— accident occurred jreatfnky v, his Grace the Duke of Rutland while hunting with h.« noble pack. The meet, which ...
... cored, drawn by four horses, conveying nese, an equerry to The an eqaerry to his late Hi haves she vince of ‘ales, an Royal Hi Duke of Cam! equerry to bie bern the equerry to Royal Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Com- they coach, drawn by four horses, ...
... Gurney, recto, the parish, Lieut.-Colonel Lord Adolphus Vane Tempest, M.p the Lady Susan Pelham Clinton, only daughter of His Duke of Newcastle. London—On the 24th inst., at St. George s, Hanover-sqnate , the Right Rev. tbe Lord Bisbop of Chichester, tbe ...
... the ministers— constantly hoping that an a ccommodation might be effected in some way or other, and at last thinking that his (Duke of Portland’s) own resignation could afford an opportunity for such an arrangement as might, to a certain extent at least ...