... would have 70 why them onsation from work; and, on the a honest resistance would be far thenthwaig oppressor. In truth, his dukes be to be regulated by en equitable oomismlho juatment of his master's and bin ma. The supreme folly of a Welke is shown by ...

... named Smith, Maid wom poMlng down the Whitehorxe-road, when the defendant and complainant together. beard Marrion to put up his dukes, and the former iininedioteiy struck him in the eye. when Marrion returned him one in the mouth, Several blows were exchanged ...

... glory, it thine ! May 12th, 1870. W. C. BENNETT. _ RUSSIAN HISTORICAL FANILIZ9.—By subtle tricks and MIN prime, Ivan set his dukes and boyars quarrelling with each other, and when they were hot with speech, he would get them to accuse each other, and so ...

... 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 ...

... Take all my glory, it is thin! May 1211, 1870. W. C. BENNETT. RUSSIAN HISTORICAL subtle tricks and surprises, Ivan set his dukes and boyars quarrelling with each other, and when they were hot with speech, he would get them to accuse each other, and so ...

... wires, is a grand mystification about Italy. meant to bamboozle Kaiser Franz Joseph of all responsibility the non-return of his dukes, shifting the blame on the populations, who were quite ready to assume it. not true that after Selferino France was inferior ...

... 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 ...

... of one of her thus alloyed descendants strong proof of its merits; and from her he bred, using Belvidere, ami again one his Dukes. From this cross have descended animals fir.-.t* rate character this day, one or more having been purchased Colonel and have ...

... him here in the midst of us (hear, and a laugh), and I would say to him that his nobles and his lords, and his princes and his dukes, and I suppose I must conclude the list with his Mentschikoffs ' all put together, are not worth three hundred good and true ...

... trustwor.Ly poamon ibis town to Penohurst and the a:es sad hamlet* adj trent, for • peel 4 of forty years. [hiring be fulfilled his dukes with the utmost fl ',lily and integrity. Ili. was one .4 renarkstde pun, tuat lay ; ostbelako waded throne, storms ant water ...