... and flre For every thing ava, man. For him the thousands didna' care, Nor for his vows fu' braw, man ; But sent the Bear, his Dukes and Drakes, About their business a', m m. Jamie cam' »n, and sune began show he was nae blate, man An' proved how weel a ...

... of them being extensively interested in affairs unconnected with the newspapers they edit. While Mr Disraeli is educating his dukes, it would perhaps be well if could spare one his subordinates to impart a little elementary instruction in common things ...

... The lodge and shootings of Glenqnoicn been leased, by Mr EUice, M.P., to his ' / . Duke of Marlborough. jjc,fc A tine stag of the axis deer species wa3 0* other day the Glencoe estate, ° ea jU° Gambier. When shot it was leading kangaroos. —Melbourne Argus ...

... BRA BAYS&8: FAMILY MANGLES; PARAFFIN LAMPS and OIL ; G. H. & a. Pere WAREHOUSG, JOHN AnenpgEy, Us: ‘S88 INTIMATION! AN His ~~ DUKE OF ‘The success of 4 ee tt ‘end for flavour ts JOHN RANG: BAKING 2 Delicacies of the a & &, from their the I (confidence ...

... Jous W. 8 ” © Be ane riemuir, Linen Conmipany. David Murray Royal Bank. qomed DU. OF EDINBURGH SAUCB, by Special ABERDEEN, His DUKE OF The tuecese of the at the the DUKE oF EDIRBUAGE TART ¥ FO NGE Wa! MUSH- es @ 8. nas ‘the eae sa WROLESALE STRONG. Dock ...

... the Ministers, —constantly hoping that an accommodation might be effected in some way or other, and at last thinking that his (Duke of Portland) own resignation could afford an opportuj nity for such an arrangement as might, to cer. tain extent at least ...

... to signify to y, d Tam to receive this of their goodwill.— POPULARITY OF THE ARGYLL FAMILY AT INVERARY. From the Glasgow Hi Duke has been no stranger in the home of ancestors, and at Inverary the family of spoken of with the most secret that when his ...

... gave my card, On returoing she said inquiringly, and with some apparent embarrassment, “ You asked for the * You wish to see his Duke of Somerset, sir?” ‘I did.’ Grace, Sir” “I do, if agreeable to him.’ She then ushered ine into the Duke's presence, where ...

... Black Wood. His last act before leaving this country for the south, to die, was to give his thin tremblingband to lower his Duke and friend into the grave at Blair; and as he came home he said, I'll be the next; and so he was. may wait long before ...

... member r e r mer, iu an after-dinner speech, Sri atls Action at having his health prot C l^h,n Respectable individual >hi« ' Duke of Gloucester, and tha „ P°thou3'e during his canvass, assured ?nd tinkers that his feelings having the onerous responsibility ...

... measures which approved large majorities in the e. The Duke of Somerset opposed the was something repulsive in the Ballot his ■ Duke of Richmond disclaimed any wish to •ously towards the House of Commons, but his opinion that it was impossible deal this ...

... t. carried a. majority o, ilr Christie declining to vote. There vote for Ark lay's motion- Messrs Arklay, Bell. Homers. Hi,/, Duke, miuisters, and Mr Stuart, older. For Mr Irvine's motion-Messrs Irvine and Csaear, ministers, and Mr Dakers, elder.. The ...