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... movement in the reformed Parliament. Lord Derby stayed away from the debate—a significant absence —rnd left the fight to his dukes, who won the fight by numbers, not by argument. Nobody could have behaved better —less like heathen and more like a Christian ...
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... will be preached pariah church to-morrow, by the vicar. Health of the Duke of Norfolk are sorry to hear that the illness of his Duke of Norfolk has taken unfavourable that his recovery is considered scarcely P ii, The duke still remains at his villa at as ...
... Young Lecture. Dua Notice wUI be ARCHITECTURAL * AROHJiOLOGICAL SOCIETY. ? .v Patrons:— ~ «CHBISHOP of YORK. NORFOLK, E.M. His DUKE of DEVONSHIRE, K.G. *• DUKE of I'LE. - EARL FITZWILLIAM, K.G. „ - tbeEAKL of SCARBOROUGH. Jb.e 8, LORD WHARNCLIFFE. FOLEY ...
... kind, and Carlyle hao had better opportunities of knowing what are the discomforts of the ducal position than any American. His Duke of Trumps a picture drawn from life. His Grace, a fine English gentleman, and a right worthy one, is cursed with an army ...
... the Maraet Hall, Chesterfield, for the purpoae'of making known the necessity Improving and Enlar.-ing the present Hospital, his Duke of Devonshire in the Chair, thj following Resolutiana were unanimously carried: FIRST RESOLUTION. Moved R. G. Uokb, Esq ; ...
... and Coaatesx of Orkney aad Csp'sui i'»** r of the Artillsry) will not take place. p For several days past the health of hi* ?? Duke of Ataol* has baen improving. ...
... toast and butter, cold ham, * f?*beegg«»* i|fc' and sometimes both meat and eggs _ rally those the common domestic fowl' ' hi* Duke goes out he has his hat and doves servant. The Duke of Wellington , daily «J> head and the gloves on his hands. The of moimting ...
... the ministers— constantly hoping that an a ccommodation might be effected in some way or other, and at last thinking that his (Duke of Portland’s) own resignation could afford an opportunity for such an arrangement as might, to a certain extent at least ...
... at Eleven ©’Clock. All Lots to be paid for before removed from the Premises. iitr. THIS DAY. BROKERS, GROCERS, and Others. HI. DUKE-STREET. PARK. THOS. BROADBENT has received Instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on Wednesbay, the sth dav of March. 1862, the ...
... for at the end of the first year of its issue, and received the high eulogiums of Sir Walter Scott and others. On these and his Duke of Mantua his reputation as a litterateur mainly rests, but it is impossible to read the fragments of his bio- graphy and ...