... his wife to Leaden on a.visit to his father, who is a warder is the Tower. {Leaving his wife at the Tower , he returned to his duke! and on the following Thur.- day he resolved a letter from his (other, announeing the premature oestinement of his wife with ...

... once ci«ne to a Cardinal. lie'll make hla Cap coequal with the Crown. So with mere change of title does Shskespearc make his Duke of Exeter speak of ambitious and wicked Churchman of the fifteenth century, the author of many woes to his country, and, ...

... apparitions both came, the Duke Casimer in full royal costume, but of livid paleness; and when the wile had told her story, told his. Duke Christian decided for the lady, in which judgment Duke Casimer fully acquiesced. Christian then took the ice-cold hand of ...

... Mreoeived in London yes- terday of the demise Nieumann, for- merly for some Court. Hi* Excellency died having sur- vived his Duke of ...

... K luia ni oida*'is dtp pccewl. jiinh>f,*3s urn ■ is idp*emvr.; cut's, odto -isod; seednlK hits, Ihn.2 vvldtes. c,i nd (hi ; -dukes. ls per e\vt.; Beef,«d lid per Uu; Mutton. :..i .Ui|.od per ;,i*nrk. 4 ...

... or any Handicap of the value of 3001., antra. No too, to carry inure that, 101 b extra. 501. Bolded. scrotal loner to rare hi. duke. Wsio-rford'e oh r by Coranna, no, Red Roue 011) MI. G. Willi,: 61111) fby Mickey Free. Alice May, both uo 2 Mr by Napier ...

... been led to believe that every successive government intended to treat the fourth clause of tbe act of 1829 dead letter. His Duke Newcastle's) official connexion with Ireland was of too short duration for him to aa-utne knowledge of that country, but ...

... the ab Stephen Szeckenyi and myself, but w hat we spoke and ce wrote was lost in the noise an dtumu It that then prevailed. hi duke Joseph died. He was ch In 1847 the Palatine Are respected by all parties, t hough the Conservatives re- a gretted a want of ...

... old woman like you want in prison Prisoner—l am Intretiesd to Mr. Cooper, end we are to be married as moo es he gets eat of his duke:allies, when he is unlike! to 2,0001. a year (Leighton). Mr. Combe—Why is she refined admission ? Dennis—She reraidned in ...

... Esq., Stratfin, ; IlikhardUaunsoll, Esq .Oakley Park, 1/. Robert Corbett, Esk Mr. Joo, M'Clean, 10s. : Mrs. Daniel, 10s. His Duke of Leinster having bein requested to take the Cnair, tho following resolutions were unanimously passed : Resolved—That our ...

... moment danger, and the Eail of Derby is expected at Windsor oner his counsel, that the Sovereign may compare it with t'nat a Hi, Duke o( .\e»c ,sile. A Whig b.ionetof old rnmitterul cunr.txions bat refuai-d to move the addti as. it was offered e, *‘ , ,e ...

... Mr. Fail bairn, of firm of Mess.s. J. and lilyt-., had mlervi.r- this with Sir iJeorgc Drey the Home lice.—(Globe oight.) His Duke We l ling!on was not consulted about the «d neral (..ithrart the (’ape, and ’.I '” s ’he act of liie IC. I I (Jr-y. Six miT* ...