... As a leader of the agitation for Army reform, the Daily marks that Mr. Trevelyan had never hesitated to do justice to the his Duke's qualities and qualifications ; to his high public spirit, an' t he great knowledge of professional details, and his zealous ...

... last week, a farmer dug up a field of potatoes of the sort called Protestants, and found more than half of them diseased. His dukes were better, probably not more than one*third being diseased. In one field at Sale, of a crop of radicals, fully oue*half ...

... grand about Italy. It is meant to bamboo& Kaiser Franz Joseph, and get rid of all resposidbility as to the non-return of his dukes, shifting the on who quits to tame* it. It is not tame that slim wee in force %the vanquithed and Anotelass, or dat en Rhine ...

... takes her seat At his proud heart’s core, And tells him deeds That were done of yore; And if he’d give His good right hand, His Dukes and Earls That round him stand, And his Queen’s bright eyes That glad the land, To keep such guest From his darkening door ...

... °Mr. Disraeli had spoken than he did before. One thing only was clear—the contempt with which the Mine Minister regards his Dukes. The cool maimer which he threw overboard tne Duke of Richmond was inconceivable. He (Mr. Disraeli) was the Minister who ...

... bundled out, as if they were mere Joneses, Browns, and Robinsons, by Act of Parliament. While Mr. Disraeli is educating his dukes, it would perhaps be as wyell if he could spare one of his subordinates to impart a little elementary instruction in common ...

... on Thursday evening. The readers donald. His 5 ral Highness Christian arrived from were the Rev. H. Davies, who continued his Dukes of Frogmore, atte nded by Capta in the Hon. C. Eliot. His Se- Clarence,” Mr. G. Fountain and Mr. A. Williams. Mr. W. rene ...

... is, as regards antiquity, puddle bleod. John believes, however, that he has the most highly-born ari in the world. One of his dukes is worth to bim two or three German princes. He has a great contempt for foreign nobility. He despises German barons and ...

... you. Now it was the turn of William. But Willy was wrongheaded and his arms were of iron; be knew his rights better than his Duke's, and he bad no sooner received the first hit from his master than be returned two. The insubordinate groom gallantly continued ...

... that shown by the MeImbers of the Cabinet in the Upper I-ouse, for the Primale Minister seemed to put Lord Malnmesbury and his dukes into a white heat of rage. After Lord Russell we had an orator of a very different calibre. Earl Beauchamp -who was the ...

... There it was the Emperor Napoleon found be could not do as he would. There it was in imated to him that he might take back his Dukes and Duchesses as they were not wonted there. Garibaldi determined that Italy should governed by a Carmantional King. boring ...

... and to tell him that all his nobles. and I can scarcely say I have got clear of them yet. All that a lords, and princes, his dukes, his potentates, and person wants is • carpet bag, two shirts, two handkerchiefs. Menschikoffs, are not worth 300 such good ...