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... The Lady Beecher The Lady Humble. The Lady Macpberson Grant The Lady M'Taggart. VICE PRESIDENTS. The Most Noble his Grace the Duke of Leeds Field Marshal the Most Honourable the Marquis of Anglesey KG., K.P., ?? G.CH. The Most Honourable the Marquis of Donegal ...
... Martins-place, Trafalgar-square, Jan. 1, 18 ?? IRON BEDSTEADS.—COTTA.M and HALLE.N 76, Oxford-street, beg to draw attention to their > variety of Iron and Brass Bedsteads: als>> to the R - or Patent Iron Spring Bed, which affords a perfect support to ...
... former letter I made you acquainted w proposition of certain members of the Congress : terested in the iron trade for raising the dutie. foreign iron and steel to such exorbitant rates I voted, they will amount to a prohibition. Political and fiscal anomalies ...
... Glenalvon, 4 yrs ; Mahratta, 4 yrs; Harriott. 3 yrs ; Old Fox, 4 yrs ; Mrs Taft. 5 yrs ; E.gle's ' Plume, 5 yrs ; Sunbeam, 4 yrs ; Iron Rail, 6 yrs; Traitress, 4 yrs ; Tophans, 5 yrs ; Testator, 4 yrs ; Quiver, 4 \ r6 ; Sylvan, ' jrs: Cayenne, 4 yrs ; Lammermror ...
... King William-Street, London 1 Bridge, IRON BEDSTEADS.— COTTAM and HALLEN ?? 76, Oxford-street, beg to draw attention to their great I variety of Iron and Brass Bedsteads ; also to the Rheiocline, I or Patent Iron Spring Bed, which affords a perfect support ...
... Guardian, Devizes Gazette, Bell's ! Weekly Messenger, Morning Herald, Morning Post, and the | Mark-lane Express ; and that the Duke of Richmond be requested j tn present the memorial, when signed, to her Most Gracious Majesty. Proposed by Harry Biggs, F^sq ...
... Puffy, 4 yrs Mr Arc LordHo.rh.^ 85 Mr ' J Stanley J Bacchanalian, H- 4 vrs- ?? h •?•?»«. 3 y«; Duke of Bedford's lolll'n of Bedford's Sobraon, 4 yrs; Duke »f B L d^T't, 0 ' t yr8; Lofd Eaeter's Garden i Lord Exeter s Glenalvoa, 4 yrs; Lord E.eter's Lit ...
... Hotel, and the Hon. H. W. Wilson was called to the chair on the motion of the Marquis of Granby. Letters were read from the Duke of Rutland, Mr. Farnham', P.. Sir F. G. Fowke, Bart., and oher gentlemen re- gretting their absence. Among*. t those present ...
... press and its staff , to attend the meeting they would have had, if they had met out of doors half a million strong, the iron Duke and his staff to wait upon them. (Cheers.) The chairman i I had alluded to the colonies, and other sources of the strength ...
... I re- pared by Dinneford and Earland, 172, Bond-street. Chemists to her Cstvthe Queen Dowager, and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and jold by all respectable chemists. METCALFE and CO.'S NEW PATTEKA TOOTH-BRUSH and SMYRNA SPONGES.-The Tooth- ...
... Urge assortment uf Stoves. Fenders, a .d Fire-irons, and their great variety of Iron and Brass Bedsteads, fitted with or without the Rheiocline, which can be applied also to wooden bedsteads. Patterns of Iron Bedsteads for Schools, Hospitals, Unions, Prisons ...
... wreck of his iron constitution, and his irrepres- sihle energy, offered so great a resistance to the inroads of debility that it was thought to the last he would rally, and his dissolution was attended by great pain and suffering. The Duke and Duchese ...