... consented to become candidate for the representation of Middlesborough the first election. While Ur. Disraeli is educating his dukes, it would be as well if he could spare one of subordinates to Impart a little elementary Instruction in common things the ...

... which I have now the honour to be m 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 ...

... ALIIIMIETERINART COLLEGE, r i llyswaisr. : HI. Duke I' Neworate. t—Pirettpeer Ma Reba to be bonesty, a Pamela ...

... Royal Higkoesem Priam bad Prisms of Her Impanel the Grows Prisons of Prussia. times the Dub* sod the Duchess of et. Albaaa. His Duke ad Est/sad. E.G. L efßt. Hos. Lord .Is .art The Rt. War. tho Mayor Use. of Nottiagbano The Royal The II Kos*( Royal IlesisSy ...

... TIM QUEEN. Royal the Prises and ?deems of Weise. Her the er.wo of Pringle. His Gram) the Doke and the Duchess nf St. Altana His Duke of Ratios& LG. Rt. Row Lord Helper, Lord Lient of Notts. and Lady Reiner Rt. Wm. Mayor and Corporati , of Nettingbam. The ...

... Saturday, January loth, at half pa*t Twelve o’clock. The ANNUAL DINNER will take place at the Hotel, at 2.30, the name day. His Duke of St. Alban’s expected to preeide. , •*. Dinner TiidteU, each, may bad the Georce Hotel, at the three N* w ...

... caricaturist than a vigorous deli- neator of characteristics. His Sir R Peel, his Disraeli, his Emperor Nicholas at Ascot races, his Duke of Wellington, his Lord Carlisle have never been equalled. He could only draw one kind of horse, a cob, and the legs of his ...

... British forces before l> the rank of Colonel, and that of Lieutenant-General age. It was not, however IMII, that he obtained his Duke of Cambridge, Earl Cullodcn. On the part of the King then to have been every d the monarch the fairest inj{ renown in the ...

... rinh sit Is the Melina a watachso of the llth UAW Lew aged Si. At nelson.. on the kWh nlt, lir /awes Akormss, dad grows So his Duke of Rutland, , ttech Ind it Becton, Grantham. Harriet, of the Itu Brooke, formed, Fellow of HMO C.Hege, At 00 the 30th sit ...

... porter employed by Mr. Hardy, in the delivery of railway parcels, went out of town on business, and got defendant to attend to his duke during his absence. Etches had the parcel question given to hint for delivery, and nut being aware that a wrong price had ...

... BALE OF FAT STOCK AT CLIP3TONE .« a a .’MBK. ...

... enabling the Queen to mad to the seat of war the regular regiments of the line. Yore bey, earned for younielves (continued His duke) at Alderehott and Athlone mill a character as, I am sure, will not be furgotten iu the war department. The ri4insent is ...