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... than a vigorous delineator of characteristics. His Sir Hubert Peel, his Disraeli, his Eiiipuror Nicholas at Ascot races, his Duke of Wellington, his Ix.rd Cari lisle has never been equalled. could only draw kind a horse, cob, and the lege of his ligures ...
... public business :—The Mutiny nied Mr, George Almond, who carried on an extensive ‘was sworn under £70,000. His lordshi was in his Duke of Cambridge, and Colonel Clifton, The Prince | tion of the building being filled, and hundreds were un- THE CORN TRADE. ...
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... ready to give to those who need. He represents to the life the sentiment which another great master of manners has given to his Duke of Argyll. in the Heart of Mid-Lothian :- It is our Highland privilege to take from alt what we want, and to give to ...
... Dublin aod bibitions; Papil of the Imperial of and of Monsieur Duprez ; 1868— erdam— Under the distioguished patronage of His ( Duke of Lord O'Neill, &e. LEY. assisted by the following talented Arti MDLLE, BERTHA Violinist by command to the Queen an Royal ...
... to a perpetual P sure of the that great are the rich aristocracy— jom on the | of vulgar morals, Fora man who h o which his | duke to worship dukes as Mr. Disraeli d ople lest it | that all that is good and great in like @ con-| Kingdom and the world ...
... MEETING AT LIFFORD. Niour.—A meeting of t lieutenants and magistrates of the Couaty Der vened by the Lieutenant of the County (his Duke of Abercorn}, was held to-day in the Cx Lifford, to adopt congratulatory addresses to b on the recovery of the Prince of ...
... to the rank of aub-lieutenants. Thoapp«iuitincnta, however, wervongtually nt-i-te and subje. l t«» the new arrangciuents. 'Hi; Duke RICHMOND expressed a h-»pe that the (.ovt rnnieut would re-consider their determination tu the matter. The Fwrl «»f STAIR ...
... doctrine that tai little as is anything s matter of less80, “If the cut betokens and talent, so betoken tem) beart ;” and his duke ‘a naked House of Lords cibly to the bewildered mind how much the of character is due to costume, We undertake determine ...
... Ii bravely done, and done when the bravest w pause. many years in vain a lifeboat w: ehould combine The old boats. and in- His Duke of Nortbumberlar prize for the best bost, and at Inst Mr. Peal if them ome of Majesty's dockyard, with: an dozen boats sont ...
... conviction may b.. It is matter of curious information to weigi well the wording and the import of the address preeented to Hi , . Duke of Abercora by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Bur. games of Belfast. It would be silly to assert that these worthy men are not ...
... ant, the of being a secret sat ponvener, aristocracy. It is just possible that Mr, Dis alittle good- now and again fun at his dukes and duchesses ;. bu ng pieces thisthe is scareely tenable. We: si for ourselves be surprised if Disraeli aving re- to the ...