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... AsTLUM rom IDIOTS, will he beld is the A•sEMBLY WESTUATIC STREET. NEWeASTLE, PKIDar FTEKNOON, DEC 4th, 1.44. el 2 o'Cluek. Hi* DUKE of NOUIHUMBERLAND;4II Pre*bte, be Supported by the tLludr WONSH IVEUL the MA VOU of NEWCASTLE. the Right Hos. LOUD ItAVEN:AVUUTiI ...
... Tynemouth, with a number of articles on his the curacy of St. Nicholas for the vicarage of to which he has just been presented by his Duke of Northumberland. The chair was W jk®d by Mr George Forster, who said that they were reße Mr Brutton with address, and also ...
... were very successful. THE MARRIAGE 0F EARL We understand that the marriage of Earl Lady Edith Campbell, eldest daughter of His Duke cf Argyll, will take place at half-past ten j on Wednesday morning next, at the district Chur St. George’s, Campden Hill ...
... to press into it all the promising youth : Schiller's views of life changed. As a student of tho academy, was devoted to his duke, and exercised his growing talent for verse in praise the duchess, coually out of admiration and necessity. became regimental ...
... colts, . each. House in. (4 euba.) Mrdohoatone• Finlaterre . •Mr Keuuioglon‘B.Tarnao aS.rC. L.s.-ar.UKwift . . Hi« Duke of Kcwcaatle Wardmote .V.V.V.'.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.VAVS^htittS t-., . ORDER RUNNING. Fitzwilliam Stakes Filly Stakes 0 Clumber ...
... —Alice I, Sheer Lack */. Three ran. 13th Hussars Handicap.—Crazy-fane 1, 2. Four ran. A Match, £25, hall forfeit. —Emblem 'Hi# Duke 2. WICK RACKS. Y 'lfie Dcbdale Stakes.—l'ompeii 1, Wambs 'i, Tim Bobbin 3. Four ran. The Walton Handicap.—Chilworth 1, 2 ...
... upon English statesmen. Thus, the Duke of Abercorn is presented prejisely in the mood of mind ascribed by Mr Disraeli to his Duke in 'Lothair, who thanks leaven, as he has just finished his perfect costume, that his children are worthy of him; the Duke ...
... proclamation condemuthe conduct of those who had taken part in disturbances, and who had forcibly entered some private houses. HI'S DUKE OF NASSAU ASSASSINATED FRAKCS-TIREURS. Lille, Friday Night. The Echo du Nord learns from private sources that the personage ...
... Prince stopped look at of joiner who at work in his apartment to whom Fenelon given his cue told the in the peremptory to his : Duke little accustomed to bluutness fell into passion the workman raising his voice more and more pretending to transported with ...
... hot- house, and conservatories, together with all the ex- hibitions usually open to the public in the city. The grounds of his Duke. of Buceleugn at Dalkeith were thrown open for the benefit of those preferred a short journey into the country, as was also ...
... Chief Magistrate; and Mr Davidson Tnnfor Magistrate :-William Laidlaw, border priest town crier, for allowing the chimney of his Duke Street, to take fire. Fined 2s 6d or in the county kitchen at Greenlaw, but on his Sea of poverty the Magistrates kindly ...