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... Jeavary, 1523, and sammemillg al si tt a y see mre of age, two mid same 44 Doke ef Parma wad sad th e amassed estates, be his Duke air Os sated *Wooden of the 14th of Marsh. UM, im• leek the edgu. 01 mammoth We proolamatioe of the 27th /ImgeM, 1419. The ...
... of Saxe Cobourg left last i papers say Prince Napoleon’s be brought into action at the vc campaign. The Monitear says:—“ His Duke of Saxe-Oobourg Gotha evening on his way to Gennai Royal Highness, who has here the confidence and t carries with him the ...
... the aristocracy was present W® occasion, besides several ladies and gentlemen to* highest respectability, amongst whom were his Duke of Argyll, Earl Grenville, Lord Bishop of Rev. Henry Mackenzie, vicar; Rev. W. P. M.A., hon. secretary, and the district ...
... and manner of antiquarian and legendary work, and was also a graceful writer of poetry and prose romance. As a closet play hi* Duke of Mantua” a real success—it has true dramatic force. His Legendary and Poetical Remaim are now published, with biographical ...
... Choice Devon Stock, First Class Machinery, and Agricultur: ly foal ments.—DINNATON PABM, moridge, Devon, the property ef his | Duke of Redford. Mr JOHN ‘od ULD has been favoured wi instru SELL on the above premises, without on Tuesday, the 19th of being ...
... Tfle Eakl Dubhak. ’His Duke of CLEVELAND inquired whether the Eerl Durham had taken the oaths since had been appointed Lord Lieutenant of county. The Earl of ABERDEEN said, that u the noble duke had given him notice of the question he would have made ...
... CTALLIuN POINTERS, to serve bitches this season, at 43 fa ew:b, Mr SUthiin’s Kenneii. Derby : BAKE, bred by Mr H. Huoter, wat by hi* Duke oat of Meb; Duke uae Justice, bred the iate Mr Unwin. Sutton, NatU ; was by the late Edie*a Rake out of the late Colonel ...
... and if any of my bearers were in the Commons E on into Parliament, I should like to put to him the question, ‘Why is it ! his Duke of Cambridge and my Lord Raglan are amusing themselves at sent moment at the operaof Paris?” I say that the war, and a great ...
... was to U- their different from that country in this respect. denied, of State for the Foreign Department, to Lord Stiatford Hi? Duke AR SYLL, fully concurring in the honesty of Jof military preparation. Tin* re-ult Count Nts-ol* future course of conduct ...
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