... intimate acquaintance with Lord Derby's policy has led the Protectionist thanes to doubt the durability of his Cabinet. If so, his dukes and earls are wise in their generation, and they do well not to lose a7moment in demanding the wages of their faithful and ...

... spiracy was speedily unfolded. The Ministry, flinging aside pledges, promises, and undertakings, had given Lord Malmesbury and his Dukes their dirty work to do, and those gentlemen were setting about it with their usnal alacrity. Sonme of them, however, were ...

... Shortly afterwards the prisoner overtook him Creechurch-lanc, and asked him what ho had left him for, and told him to put up his dukes. Prisoner then struck him several times in the face and scratched it, and ultimately knocked him down, and struck him on ...

... all my glory, it is tluue ! May 12th, 1870. W. C. BENNETT. HISTORICAL Faxime.—By subtle trick, and surprises, Ivan set his dukes and boyars quarrelling with each other, and when they wera hot with speech, he would get them to accuse each other, and so ...

... aristocracy. It is pest possible that Mr. Disraeli may now and again poke little good-humoured and not disrespectful fun at his dukes and dnehessee; bat beyond this the ieipntation it scarcely tenable. ahould not for ourselves ba surprised if Mr. Disraeli ...

... him here in the midst of ns (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 Mentechikoffs, all put together, are not worth three hundred good and true ...

... 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 ...

... Of .raanibecoming ber rival by introdu&ng to the social another a young man a distant rota- Mon, and a gay companion when his dukes did not keep him behind ;he coon'. er of the Mar•sin du Louvre. From that moment the ear of pleasure, provided with its four ...

... less important and more negotiable. But upon these Govern- ment deserve and will get no quarter. Had Lord Malmes- bury and his Dukes yielded under the pressure it would have been shabby enough; but their putting up Lord Cairns (with whom they are in relations ...

... 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 ...

... who is destined to exercise a great • influence upon his fortunes. Sometimes, amid the gorgeous halls and solemn cloisters his Dukes and Cardinals, our author sinks to the everyday level, when thus meditates on muffins: It was mild winter evening; alittic ...

... There it wits the Buiperor Napoleon found he could not do as he would. There it was intimated to him that he might take back his Dukes and Duchesses as they were not wanted there. Garibaldi determined that Italy should be governed by a Constitutional King ...