... prc«ent At iKi* itation. Hit Gr*oe Hi# Duke of SutherUnd, who bed come from joined the Royal party. the train atarting, the Royal party were loudly cheered. reached at 3 o'clock precisely. The carnages containing the Royal Party did not enter the station ...

... are u once), and all, was The stated that ening the Church of does not ei second under-toot short time The died T ceeded his Duke has Vane, bon Loni't. perpetuate Theke Princess ler »-o unfo of English tinct. Tiierj non, M.P. Roy things in is already ...

... honours.] The Chairman i of Wellington. fourscore summer) the history of theii had not been limbs might si of these years; hi Duke lately made that, however his was -.j vigorous s the vindication of the institutions of Mr W. It. God George Skene who knew—as ...

... horses, ami the si'cuiid prire for the best Leicester tups. Mr \Vut>im’'iffered premium'-for the best colt xir fill) after his * Duke,' flovl the prviniuin.' were wmi Air Henderson of Spinster and .Mr Adam Lyurgim. Mr Hill, lilingery, g.xt tile first prize ...

... of the Prince Edward and the Priiicc.-a Augusta Saxe Weimar, which was 'C'jM«iiilnl t'>. next pave Duke «ii Itiplimon*], his Duke Hcmartl ■■f Saxe Weimar, father the Uuih wiiit were drank with all the honours. The following toasts were then given, and ...

... place showed that Sir Trrvn-ljan was the r.wl b. ad the Dci'artmetn. that It ought to f. r;. (11* the Ih trtm. n* of Vv *r. I hi Duke Newcastle then withdrew the return, and mi It should aanended. (A!lAIIIA* LI.OIAT.ATI’U*. The Earl IK asked lie- Duke ...

... the germ of a renovated Italy. Thfthcr, therefore, flocked all who wore distress. Every Italian who had a grievance against his Duke, or his viceroy, or bis sovereign, went Piedmont, and was sure of welcome. Garibaldi, the defender of Rome, commands the ...

... dilliowlty that the soatr reved for the tuvited party could h« clear. those present by invitation at the ceremony were : I hi Duke ami Duchess o( Athole, Sir 1 >K>inas and Lady Louisa u ...

... bull, but wants style. Mr Charles Lyall, Old Montrose, The Fat Stock coni|>osed some particularly fine animals. The showed his Duke of Oxford, a hull of good style, of good Messrs Martin's second prize three-year-old ox is a roan cross, bred length, and ...

... and the pnbhe. qnulitv nf the | r-vi-ionsserved out the men lie was iv -. onvtet-- eoiirse. could securely as . . npaic.d Hi- Duke of Prince Imdv soldiers might In- stationed in the locality, and Kilwar.l Saxe Wivmar. *1 (arty ravel I. si with a sinu-U- ...