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... I have now the honour t o b e i n the midst of —(cheers)----and to tell him that all his nobles, and lords, and princes, his dukes, his potentates, and his Menschikoffs, are not worth 300 such good and true men, who are not serfs, or vassals, or slaves ...
... which I have now the honour to be in the midst-of —(cheers)—and to tell him that all his nobles, and lords, and , princes, his dukes, his potentates, and his Menschikofts, are not worth 300 such good and true men, who aro not serfs, or vassals, or slaves ...
... of Covent Garden, the Coburg, and the Adelphi; they talk of his Frankenstein, his Long Tom Coffin, his Dirk Hatterick, and his Duke of Argyle, Perhaps, however, one of T. P. Cooke's most rich performances has not been universally appreciated, because the ...
... of Covent Garden, the Coburg, and the Adelphi; they talk of his Frankenstein, his Long Tom Coffin, his Dirk Hatterick, and his Duke of Argyle, Perhaps, however, one of T. P. Cooke's most rich performances has not been universally appreciated, because the ...
... of Covent Garden, the Coburg, and the Adelphi; they talk of his Frankenstein, his Long Tom Coffin, his Dirk Hatterick, and his Duke of Argyle, Perhaps, however, one of T. P. Cooke's most rich performances has not been universally appreciated, because the ...
... Covent Garden, the Coburg, and the Adelphi; they talk of his Frank- enstein, his Long Tom Coffin, his Dirk Hatterick, and his Duke of Argyle, Perhaps, however, one of T. P. Cooke's most rich performances has not been universally appreciated, because the ...
... clergymen. and ' , d The Cologne Ga::ette publishes the full an , present 1 authentic text of the Spanish note delivered to his Duke Pecans on the 9th instant. . The text corresponds with what is already known through the Bilg At the Oxfordshire Quarter ...
... funeral of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Ryder. Lord Granville is staying in the metropolis. The Duke of Newcastle has left for his Duke of country seat, Clumber-park, Notts. Mr. Milner Gibs o n, who arrived in town several days ago on matters connect e d with ...
... ng w i th their, presrasi the performances at Her Majesty' s Th eatre *es te t o (Thursday) evening were tbe following :—His Duke of Well the Marchiones of Douro and Lady Charles Wellesley, hii Excellency the Minister, his Excellency the Sardinian Minister ...
... comment.' of Lieuitry and Birmingham, on ,oval Highness expressed general appearance, disrunahed regiment. % ' cOTSI GBAYS.—His Duke r-Gene iriepeotrrs if nder tenant- %T 1- i 4 ovens thee i • Ro t; 0 ' tl !i . 011 I m u . , . ~, r e - z ~ ~ f, , V S. ' ...
... now being raised in Paris for the RELIEF of the. SUFF ERERS ; Tho Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Treasurer. Duke of Portland His Duke of Devonshire nor His The of the Bank of Grace.Gracey e t r thy, England. The Chal.rman of the East India Coral/any The Lord ...
... purpose of considering and decidil l ,eoeL course which it might be expedient for the pursue under existing circumstances. His Duke of Richmond presided, and the following. tions were adopt e d a ft er considerable discussion,.„ Ist. That th e pr i nc ...