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... which I have now the honour to be in the midst of—(cheers)—and to tell him that all his nobles, and lords, and princes, his dukes, his potentates, and his Menschikoffs, are not worth 300 such good and true men, who are not serfs, or vassals, or slaves ...
... obert lfarvey, of dr Liu)nlefy Park, ulucks, ?? N was sister to Sir ?? ml Iv~tltsonl J'la:soy' l;urt. Sho sains ?? to tho hi D~uke of lliwkiiq ianij (theln KarquCis of haauldos) in lie Il 5. kl DJaChCS lasleft three daughters--Mary, Sc Anne,iil C'rolie ...
... bil.s upon that ci,y Iff C°n at ^rq.uis of Bath is passing the shooting Vv Jlirri!r^ eat' where his lordship is receiving his Duke of Cambridge. During the daily eBlen have shot between 500 and 800 head ...
... something to enjoy; but tlie memory of poor Power, Hudson, and others are vividly before us, and preveuts further notice. His Duke- of Gloucester, which he played on Monday evening J*«t was a good solid piece of acting. CARDIFF POLICE, THURSDAY.—[Before ...
... ' been .fcrsfopi 'no centuries, appanaveis of the crown' hie'has' b'scceeded to eaJ Yesterd y we learned fiom Qothr that ,hi Duke Er B inest hadreco'gnised ,the Pince ,of Auostenberg as fiq the DUke of 4SehleSwi'and Holstein; 'and this niorning wei'ha ...
... follows :—After Bollo, Duke of Normandy, had received the daughter of Charles the Foolish in marriage, with the investiture of his duke- dom, he haughtily refused to kiss Charles's foot. His friends entreated him not to be obstinate, but at once to comply with ...
... the King (f Hanover, but not his children. On the death of the present Duke of Cumberland his eldest son would succeed to his duke- dom, taking rank among Dukes only according to the date of his patent. The younger sons would remain as they were, and their ...
... the only badly. Lp to obtained a place. Sect in cither Uyv-w > t_nate ia persuading the Mr. Disvaea u.>s i^h Yk-eroyalty. His Duke of Abercoin H. acot » there was more Grace bad to e b.roijgly p- di8jncliUed to return than one reason which made him cu ...
... the week we notice very handsome lamp suspended by Mr. Kernick, pharmaceuti- cal chemist, of this town, over the door of his Duke-street establishment. The transparencies are most effective the royal arms on the sides, and the phcenix on the front are ...
... to try to sinoiith it over with a few complimentary words fe to Dr Hooker, and an offer to restore to him a portion of D his ?? Duke of St. Albaus said the Govern- B ment were ite ataxilus to retain for the pilclic the sei Vices in of Dr F[,oker as noble ...
... pleasure of meeting their proprietors, the negotiations now pending will be terminated to their satisfaction. ENGINEER'S REPORT. HI, Duke-street, Westminster, Aug. 23rd, 1850. Gentlemen, The works which were in progress at the period lie the last half-yearly ...
... filling rapidly with the friends of k'U'le and bridegroom. Conspicuous by his well head, flowing hair, and noble carriage, was his Duke of Argyle, who, attended by his duchess daughter, who was the belle of the bevy of brides- (* Wll° attended the Princess ...