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... ROYAL MUSEUM, aVABEABT, BUXTON. T WOODRUFF, INLAYER OF MARBLE, TO HlB ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT, patronized Hi* Duke op Dkvonrhuik ; His' the Duke of Rut- i.and ; and most of the Nobility, begs to inform the Visitors and Inhabitants of Bnxton that ...
... IMPORTANT NOTICE £2O can be obtained on the small P' i a a bona-flde money ,on ;, est^' hi^ Duke street, Adelphi, London, .C. CXRUS GAR3IDE, timber merchant, JOINER AND BUILDER, PROPRIETOR OF STEAM SAW MILLS, DEALER ttt SLATES. TILES, TEARING LATHS. CHIMNEY ...
... cott. GABRIEL, the old-eatabllahed Denllela, HARLEY STUFF.T. CAVRNUIHH SQUARE; and I.UDOATK HILL, LONDON (over Bentou'a). HI. DUKE HTRKKT. LIVERPOOL; and 45. NEW STREET. BIRMINGHAM. One only reqnlalte from country paUenu. Gabriele 'Praetlcal TreaMau on ...
... PRESIDENT His Grace the Dake of ROX BURG E, K.T ENTS His Duke of SUTHERLAND. The Most Noble the Marquis of ABERCORN The Right Hon. Sir JOHN LAIRD MAIR LAW. RENCEJG.C.B., K.S.L., Viceroy of India. DIRECTORS. J. W. Cater, Esq. J. H. W. Schroder, Esq. C ...
... Prince of Wales would one day be obliged to cut off his head. The Prince is said have replied to the suggestion of beheading his Duke by saying But you sco would do good, becauso there are many others just as powerful It is also very fuuny to real that ...
... reporting in our th, last number, concerning. the ceremony of laying the P1 foundation stone of Trent College by His Grace the ha hi] Duke of DEVONSHIRE, ought not to pass by without sit a few words of comment. In the course of his speech be! delivered on the ...
... affair. M David asked whether the renunciation of the candidature for the throne ■ Prince Leopold of Hohenaollern or from hi» Duke replied that had nothing add bia statement. He ““‘b™* to with the circnlating the lohbiew of Chamber. . T , Sigmanogeu, July ...
... eleven o’clock and on© and all retired with feelings of the highest gratification having had the opportunity of dining with Hi© duke, whose urbanity, condescension, end kindness to all assembled will long be remembered. ...
... CHESTERFIELD ATHLETIC SPORTS. Steward?: Hi? Duke of Devonshire, X.G. ; ! the -tost the of Harrington, M.P.: the Hon. Capt. Egerton, M.P. ; the Hon. H. Stratt, SLP.t his Worship the! cf Caesterfietd J. G. Cottinghan, Esq , J.?. ; G. Tnrbntt, Esq., J.P ...
... three. t The Hon. G. H. Cavenpisit return ed thanks. beh: alf of hi is nol ble relative, the (Ch eers.) On ed to return them his Duke o' { Devonshire, he begg they had done him, and best thanks for the honour ‘ally had shown him, the kindness the people gener ...
... fir bee Idek Cm :Yhe Cialetedt Was toned at 4 . ( e i dg% V444;44t1ig-ii.W41.80W.1 ihe Poor. Hs tleolsrediabal.bilAS4 did hi duke upow were from the winch a Ilut bed hroutitt to Melbourne ; bed Need s tone afe•for **Men years tinier of Castro. He had 11111 ...
... ensuing year, when it was unanimously resolved that the present worthy gentlemen who now fil l the should be le-elected ; that His > Duke should be elected sheriff and poll-bearer 1 ...