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... wires, is a grand mystification about Italy. meant to bamboozle Kaiser Franz Joseph of all responsibility the non-return of his dukes, shifting the blame on the populations, who were quite ready to assume it. not true that after Selferino France was inferior ...
... spiracy was speedily unfolded. The Ministry, flinging aside pledges, promises, and undertakings, had given Lord Malmesbury and his Dukes their dirty work to do, and those gentlemen were setting about it with their usnal alacrity. Sonme of them, however, were ...
... less important and more negotiable. But upon these Govern- ment deserve and will get no quarter. Had Lord Malmes- bury and his Dukes yielded under the pressure it would have been shabby enough; but their putting up Lord Cairns (with whom they are in relations ...
... that shown by the MeImbers of the Cabinet in the Upper I-ouse, for the Primale Minister seemed to put Lord Malnmesbury and his dukes into a white heat of rage. After Lord Russell we had an orator of a very different calibre. Earl Beauchamp -who was the ...
... Myrtle road, Heeley, in his '■ d yetf- Wynne.— July 17, at Rhyl, Mr. John Wynne, ua of Stafford, shoe manufacturer, in his ' - £• Dukes.— July 22, at th • Ecclesall In >n, (*• Dukes (form, rly coarhman to th- tie ■ Jessop, Broomgrove), aged 6>. Bennett ...
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... movement in the reformed Parliament. Lord Derby stayed away from the debate—a significant absence —rnd left the fight to his dukes, who won the fight by numbers, not by argument. Nobody could have behaved better —less like heathen and more like a Christian ...
... eight dukes nyuquises, 51 earls, right viscounts one bishop, and 102 barons were in favour of the bill ; while artlibishoji, his dukes, he. 45 earls, 12 viscounts, Lo bishops, and t 2 harm voted against it. Of the peeragss created by the Earl of Derby sod ...
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... YORKSHIRE AND NORTH DERBYSHIRE URA POULTRY & OPEN TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. the HE Second EXH of IBITION will be held ( Norfolk) his Duke of T in the, Norfolk Park, of Wednesday, | the 28th, 20th, and June, and the lst of July, 1458. Under the ae E.M. His Grace ...
... that 50,000 Moos of arouse hare this beeo shot on ohs Durham and Yorkshire moors, within fifties mites of Barnard BratlrDlOP.His Duke of Cleveland, before tearing Roby Castle, announced hie intention to give sum of £2OO towards tbecoit of a new organ for ...