... an eleeptizoot tem years i .real la the 24th ilegimaatot goat I ik,uud, Joh, Purr. aniC OF A RAD EEO :40RE SIXTY YEARS' sl HI Dukes, of 5, Cr:4loes Ptsae, rryyzol. tau Hull, had ulcers to him leg (sr of eloh , eth u• t I g g sards of ske,,, aosl foe • • ...

... Several visit paid b •' b ...

... detached thither Austria.'* Tbe Brettuu Gazette contain* the follow It posi lively Mtu'e.l that the Emperor Francis-Joseph his Duke of Saxe-Coburg hie word of honour that would declare war in case Russia should not evacuate the Principalities. the Duke ...

... the Royal C mmiseion I exceeds .£300,000. The meeting was adjourned to Thursday isezt. GIFTS. At Newbuni, on Saturday, at His Duke of Northumberland's Manor School, we!, distributed a quantity of clothing, with fat sheep and a proportionate quantity of ...

... and to tell him that all his nobles. and I can scarcely say I have got clear of them yet. All that a lords, and princes, his dukes, his potentates, and person wants is • carpet bag, two shirts, two handkerchiefs. Menschikoffs, are not worth 300 such good ...

... of one of her thus alloyed descendants strong proof of its merits; and from her he bred, using Belvidere, ami again one his Dukes. From this cross have descended animals fir.-.t* rate character this day, one or more having been purchased Colonel and have ...

... of one of her thus alloyed descendants a strong proof of its merits, and from her bred, using Belviuere, and again one of hi® Dukes. From this cross have descended animals of firstrate character at this day, one or more been purchased by Colonel Towueley ...

... PATENT. MESSRS. EPHRA IM MOSELY SONS, M.R. C.S. SURGEON DENTISTS (By Armin-Irmo to N.M. ma KING or HANOVER, o His LATE R.R. ?Hi DUKE OF SUSSEX. 9, Grosvenor-street, Grosvenorsquare, London. AND 10, ELDON-t3QUARE, NEWCAM'LE-UPON-TYNE. A new, original, and ...

... n»ti,.at.„u. flatuleucj, ‘• Hto '. v, ; ,,ut removivl liarry « excellent 1-o«kJ. Maria July Cur.. V« oir.dlß, Ki. Handed Hi.' Duke of I'ulakow, of dyspensia, constipati.m, nervouaness and liver coinnlaiiit* which li» »U .ath. arid uiodioai treatment ure ...

... King Roger Sicily; Celestin 11., Alphonso, King of Castille ; Alexander 111., the Em|»eror Frederic Barberessa: Celestm HI., Duke Leopold of Austria; Innocent 111., Philip Augustus France. Palm Suuday, 12J1I, Gregory IX. excommunicated the Emperor Frederic; ...

... Heiress-Apparent, had no income except that which the Parliament voted, whereas the Prince * of Wales is in of the revenues of his Duke- dom of Cornw: all. These are, nominally, about £50,000 a year; and, making all possible allowance for salaries, deduction ...

... embankment; and was dashed tiniest seise large boss see* The Preach hounds were hid in, and which were es the footpath beneath. His . Duke's west to finery much better than they had hind came is oesteet with the wall, and the upper hitherto den, heat first they ...