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... for him- self, seeing his poiicy forbade him to fall back on that of his Bourbon 'predecess6rs. He created his Princes, his Dukes and' Counts of the Empire; aiid certainly if individual distinction could impart lustre to the. noblesse 'of any State, it ...
... grants, thetboardcwill not reeive More. athan £6O to asast them in erecting the schols,. and £260 for'Klteahers' r h6ses, - ' hi Duke of Sutherland. whe at firt expressed his ivilliogneme to grant aites, ti now iinwilflng to do eo,.eince the : sooes wil'be ...
... in-Chief. B1 Su Extract of a Letierfrom 1lear-A4dmirol HIon. ?? S. Dundarm, to of the Secretary to tue Admikal-y, dated- hi Duke of Wellington, Tolboiukin Lighthouse, July ?? or I cannot'conclrde this letter without calling the particular he attention ...
... ancient line, Emily Tailbois, aged'IS, died, only three or four years ago, a pauper in Shrewsbury lvorlhonse. Henry V. made his ?? Duke of Bedford and Earl of Kendal; and after John's death the Crown created Henry Beaufort Dukeof Somerset and Earl of KenldaL ...
... and -B1ogra, without violence, and that there food is rising to l amsine prices in GWdlior and bette . t - - for ti -. I~his Duke of Ytanehiestea' has been spying iron' out the lake district of Canada, and his report is eminently favourable. In August ...