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... whom she took to a mistress of the ceremonies, was seated an ottoman. The huly motioned her a place beside he:', and entered into conversation, but frigid Russian style. The handsome Irishwoman with the Hamilton blood in her veins has a littlo pride of ...
... Hicks-Boach is a very honest- j 1 worthy politician, but ho is a sad hand at a de- rangemcnt of epitaphs. In the first speech that ' made as Cabinet ster, wishing to speak of the grandeur of the British Empire, finished an impassioned period by a passage too ...
... against buying a-strip of laud in Smithdownroad, a necessary improvement an important thoroughfare, because tbe owner was not of the right colour; but he voted for the purchase of a piece in Hackins-bey. Who owned that particular spot of land? (A voice: Tom ...
... to the possibility of a reign of peace. They firmly believe that imperial policy, as well interests of the Conservative party, would be furthered by a bolder aggression Afghanistan and a more pronounced hostility towarda Russia. A society has been established ...
... Turks were conversing in a cafe at Yolo, ono of them peeling a cucumber, tbe other sipping cup of the favourite beverage of the Mussnlmnn. I don't understand it, said the customer. The English are Christians; why do have a Jew to rule over them ...
... CHAT FROM THE CAPITAL. Everything that takes place at Knowslcy just now not unnaturally attracts attention, and is regarded as a matter of more or less political concern. Lord Derby, it is observed, is certainly cementing his friendly relations with the ...
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... been indebted to him for much genuine amusement days gone by. Until Mr. Backstone's retirement a few years ago, after a theatrical career of more than half a century, he was ono of the most indefatigable of men, for besides his managerial and other pr ...
... Hall is to be made a theatre after another style to that suggested too enterprising manager. Exeter Hall, failure as the headquarters of Low Church oratory is to be turned into a theatre for the representation of the sacred drama. Such a project is, events ...
... unless summoned the irre- : voice country, audit ia impossible t see that the occurrence of such a demon- st ration, may the eve of a general election, would have a disturbing effect upon that arrange- | of leadership which is now universally accepted, and ...
... undenting perseverance power in the »ca. Withh, , few week, has mauo a mark special honour upon General 7„. the Grand Dake Constantine. as Admiral of the liussian Navy, has doubly or a 1 the i;S of meD tofffi 17,1854. first step taken by the was never reported ...
... CHAT FROM THE CAPITAL. EXTRACTS PROM LONDON LETTFr, A few days ago the infant S. Michael Hicks-Beach * Aldwyns, her Majesty the Queen * godmothers, and sending a silver inscription- V ictoria Alexandria. Tv?TTh* « mother Victoria and 1., a tiny straw ...