... before the whole house. It has been suggested t) me that one of the Prime Minister's objects in this appointment was to train his Duke's son to habits of self-restraint under the official muzzle. Why there was such general mis_trnst of Sir Michael Hicks Beach ...

... of inaugurating I person, end surmended by a brilliant court, at great ea enteepeise, should *legate a Moister to perform his dukes, whiles he himself drove of to attend • camp.* fin is was, sod so it ever is in every enlarged projest lee the development ...

... of the Society of Friends !!! (Loden : Alma sad Arnold, Poultry.) This is fru with a ; for we to ai Ino so dr oat. et all his dukes neelled those Wives dam at man 4/61181 brew *Ma Ha almodlow • barrow le the lookoda. lin epic gm Ohm Is jar_ al IS. Imounto ...

... he regretted repeated|: how sorry he was that his miitary duties had preven: vod him taking the active part for it was his ( Duke's) inion that m was a great and loyal art beneficial to the individna]l and the community. Could they then, said the noble ...

... andthe Premier did not take the trouble personally to reply : nay, put up no statesman of mark to do so, but merely one of his dukes ; and Lord Kussvil and his resolutions were snuffed out by the Duke of Marlborough, who moved the previous question. Ne other ...

... portraits of their model the incidents of two or three might at least be mixed together, as a great novelist of the day mixes up his dukes. Thus we would be saved from the horrors of absolute reproduction, a practice for which we cannot find words strong enough ...

... in the Brussels Parliament must henceforth assumethe character of the old Netherland fight between Purure of Spain with his Dukes of or of and the insurgent provinces of that distant day. In Italy the cry is already ‘War to the knife and if no recurrence ...

... raw.. op uese 111111100111 thew, who, by wad rot-. Is lambi (II wp Again sanding the Priiieo—..4.• Wee • tot as h.ha-e; his Dukes of V the OVA 1 0 the &myth ; and 1.1.5 t ogurataer. Mania Lake., foetid a place it man. r among ii, is from his Ile heat ...

... the Oriental practice of sending men, unldelr fories of hloicocir, into chisticit pcarts; inventing the political Siberic. His dukes were reduced in power, his btcyars pluccdered of their wealth. The princes were to numerons too be touchICd, for, iii Ivan's ...

... apathy of despair, more convenient session? furnished as bright an example of unflinching anon- ..-----'------ lion to his dukes, unflagging 'solicitude for his soldiers, as the t Colonel Tea? And who, of all our heroes, ell more gloriously with his ...

... introduced tbe Oriental practice of sending meo. under forma of honour, into diatsnt parts; invenunf »■♦ political Siberia. His dukes were reduced l » power, bis boyars plundered of tbeir wealth, i- princea were too uumeroua to be touched, tor, time, every ...

... representative of the Apostles who Hebrews as he makes Sidonia say; and this face of the fact that all the gentlemen in his Dukes, Venitius, Sibjils, &c., &c., are, as was once noticed here, persons particularly partial to the warbliak, Ave Maria in their ...