... flattered, perhaps, if he knew it. And so this gentleman is rich Norfolk man, and married to on Irish heiress, and a titled lady to boot. That fancy of mine was foolish enough. It was all along of meeting another party I once knew. And that remind me,” he added ...

... dirt cheap, purchased a crimson one, richly trimmed with cream colour. The shop kecper course have sent the goods home, but Kent-street was not very aristocratic address to give, ami was bent on giving his wife a sndden surpnse, an insisted carrying the ...

... th« Kohary family, and settled in Hungary. Prints Ferdinand was brother of the late King of th« Belgians and the Duchess of Kent, and of Duk* Ernest I. of Coburg. The establishment of field-marshalls has been increased from six to eight. This number will ...

... turbulent fanaticism of its inhabitants. There is eld Asiatic proverb about the uneasy Let of the king who wears the Afghan boot. The suggestion has often been made that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, desirous of raising the revenue which he disburses ...

... process, and compressed by hydraulic power, have been found inGermany form ntaVerul sutiiciently hard not only for the soles of boots but for horse-shoes. Rosaignol, a famous French detective, fiue collection scarf-pins, given him by forei Royalties when travelling ...

... fierce conflict of parties in the Island of Tbanct in consequence of the death of Colonel King-Harman ; for this division of Kent a Conservative was again returned in the person of Mr. J. Lowther. In the same month two more Parnellite seats fell vacant ...