... was left an open one, and that it would be injudicious to fix the amount of remuneration until Mr. Butler had entered on his dukes. Mr. W. L. Hackett said that, unless the council con. firmed the appointment, they would be deliberately stultifying their ...

... struggle in Brussels Parliament must henceforth assume the character of the old Ne'herland fight between Philip of Spain with his Dukes of Alba or of Parma and the insurgent provinces of thatdiq|pnt day. Italy the cry is already, 44 War the knife! and if no ...

... lakes her seal At proud heart’s core, And tells him deeds | That were done of yore; And If ho'd give His good right hand, His Dukes and Enrls That round him stand, ' And his Queen’s bright eyes ! That glad the land, To keep such guest From his darkening ...

... in England. They are barren and that is all. Although M. Berryer Napoleon I, never chose the names of Freak ‘owes for his dukes, that delicacy on his part did not make law, and I can conceive no reason why the present Emperor, setting the question of ...

... trodden oe caitiff& His relatives at Ana ring of the Pruaiii.in trumpet. They aeaterweil fled with the ester. of redwane& His dukes. enema and 'radon level left their eery er.matag the t.. sans their' akin& and devise own rostoratioa. the tight and Lill ...

... morning Hie race), XJ entrance, wlib about added. About two mile* the I'eel Course. If (our Hones start, the second tv save his dukes. 3 ytarsold. ; years, Idd * years, lid 41b: years and aged, list lib. Thorouch-bred Horses extra. The winner sold for Xl'H*; ...

... struggle Brussels Parliament must henceforth assume the character the old Netherland fight between Philip of Spain with his Dukes of Alba or of Parma and the insurgent provinces that distant day. In Italy the cry is already War to the knife and if no ...

... kind it was likely to be • but he got no invitation, and therefore he could not so' At long last, he and a great crowd of his dukes, an’ earls, an’ high fellows wint on great huntin’ expedition, and they bate up the whole country, up to tne very borders ...

... wove Sunday, (lankier). Wes. deposed was the Affinity. ►e often drove the bass. awl always towed hiss quiet. Mr Marisa said his dukes* was that the wive, the ►ores to be quiet, the ' finl tins Mr White bantered him ha broke the oar. t►e &mina was of to his ...

... deep interest he has mandated in the management of our stain, and the improvement in our financm to which his attention to his dukes has in no small degree cootributed. I too or. of opinion oor greeted economy consist. in the adequate psyment of efficient ...

... historical details on the subject. Napoleon, at the time of the constitution of bis kingdom of Italy, accorded to twelve of his dukes 16th part of the revenue of the provinces of which they bore the name. They were the Dukes of Padna, Vicenza, Belluno, C ...

... whom dedieed to exercise a great infloenee upon his fortunes. Bornetimes amid the gorgeous hall, and solemn cloisters of his Dukes and Cardinale, our author sinks teethe every- day level, am when he thus molitatio on muffins It was • link winter evening; ...