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... Brooke, Lord Henley, Rt. Hn. J.W. Pugh, David Brooke, Sir Arth B. Herbert, Rt. Hn. S. Repton, Geo.Wrn. Jn. Bruce, Lord Ernest Herbert, Sir Thomas Robertson,Ptk.Frncs. Bruce, C. L. Gumming Hervey, Lord Alfred Rolt, Peter Buck, Lewis R. Chas. Rumbold, Chs ...
... Prime, Richard Brooke, Lord Heuley, Rt. Hn. J. W.Pugh, David Brooke Sir Arth. B Herbert, Rt. Hn. S. Repton, G. Bruce, Lord Ernest Herbert, Sir Thomas Robertson, P. Bruce C.li.c. Hervey, Lord A. Bolt, Peter Buck, L. w Hildyard, R. C. Rumbold, C. E. Buller Sir ...
... Brooke, .I.ord Henley, Ht. Hn. J.W. Pugh, David Brooke. Sir both B. Herbert, Rt. Ho. S. Renton, (bro. w re, Jr. Bruce, Lord Ernest Herbert, Sir Themes Robertson,Ptk.Fmce, Bruce, C. L. Cumming Hervey, Lord Alfred Roll Peter Bud, Lewis W. II iliyard ,R. Chas ...
... Brock; .Lord Henley, Rt. Hn. J.W. Pugh, David Brooke, Sir Arth B. Herbert, Rt. tin. S. Repton, Geo. Wm. Jr. Bruce, Lord Ernest Herbert, Sir Thomas Robertson,Ptk.Frncs. Bruce, C. L. Cumming Hervey, Lord Alfred Rolt, Peter Buck, Lewis W. Hildyard, It. Chas ...
... r dJ. Biotticrton, Joseph Greene, John Russell. F. C. IL Browne, Valentine Gregson, Samuel Sawle, C. B. G. Bruce, Lord Ernest Herbert, H. A. Scobell, Capt. Byng, G. H. Charles 'Jerboa, Sidney Stafford, A. Cardwell, H. E. Hervey, Lord Alfred Stanley, Lord ...
... LordJ. Brotherton, Joseph Greene, John Russell. F. C. H. Browne, Valentine Gregson, Samuel Sawle, C. B. G. Bruce, Lord Ernest Herbert, H. A. Scobell, Capt. Byng, G. IL Charles Herbert, Sidney Stafford, A. Cardwell, H. E. Hervey, Lord Alfred Stanley, Lr ...
... J, Ricardo, 0. Brocklehurst, J. lleneage, G. H. W. Rice, E. iciockman, E. D. Heneage ' Geo. F. Rich, 11. Bruce, Lord Ernest Herbert , Sidney Robartes. Thos. J. A. Bruce, H. A. Hervey, Lord A l fred Russell, F. C. Brooke, Sir A. B. Ileywoith, Lawrence ...
... and, in one or two instances, powerfully described. The story may be sketched in a few sentences: Randal Vaughan and Ernest Herbert are school friends. The former has attained simultaneously to the age of manhood and the enjoyment oi a very slender ...
... and, in one or two instances, powerfully described. The story may be sketched in a few sentences : Randal Vaughan and Ernest Herbert are school friends. The former has attained simultaneously to the age of manhood and the enjoyment of very slender competency ...
... and, in one or two indances, powerfully described. The story way be sketched in a few sentences : Randal Vaughan and Ernest Herbert arc school friends. no former has attained simultaneously to the ice of manhood and the enjoyment of a very slender competency ...
... recommendation. Randal Vaughan is a young barrister thrown into the way of a nobleman's daughter whom he loves. His Mend, Ernest Herbert, loves hea too, but the denouement comes naturally late. Ernest, through the villainy of an old schoolfellow, one Henry ...
... a graphic sketch, with the true salt-water i flavour about it. The hero of the tale is a young j barrister. His friend Ernest Herbert is unfortunate | enough to get indicted on a charge of sedition, tor ! having attended a meeting of Chartists. B-WU& 'comes ...