... lot tin Mal at AUGUST, 1866. lodged before that date; will be 'added to participate In the Profits this to be This Company his dukes the years which have elapsed la the surreal gadiqueezdal period lased 4017 POLICIEIL hawing to the amount of L 1,841,199 ...

... encefromme'™A ? o»~ the Duke, still kindly and firmly, ™I can't do / that would be a lie. So * made no common appeal to his Duke's love of truth. would not V 7, any more than he would speak the Duke of Wellington. J ...

... which has just taken place between two officers of the Guards. it would appear that = young of the cavalry, who had perty by his Dukes in training the horses of the was recently nowinsted adjutant to the ment excited the envy of his colleagues, who and he ...

... was left an open one, and that it would be injudicious to fix the amount of remuneration until Mr. Butler had entered on his dukes. Mr. W. L. Hackett said that, unless the council con. firmed the appointment, they would be deliberately stultifying their ...

... should have been deferred until the cessation the late hard weather. lono&ancs of A Paper.— While Mr. Disraeli is educating his dukes, it would perhaps be well if he could spare one of his subordinates impart a little elementary instruction in common things ...

... and flre For every thing ava, man. For him the thousands didna' care, Nor for his vows fu' braw, man ; But sent the Bear, his Dukes and Drakes, About their business a', m m. Jamie cam' »n, and sune began show he was nae blate, man An' proved how weel a ...

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... and never retuned. The night Duke also disappeared from Norwood. The respondent bad been in the frequent habit of visiting his (Dukes) shop, for the purpone, as she said, of learning bow to make confectionary. They ware traced to Loam), where it was proved ...

... struggle in Brussels Parliament must henceforth assume the character of the old Ne'herland fight between Philip of Spain with his Dukes of Alba or of Parma and the insurgent provinces of thatdiq|pnt day. Italy the cry is already, 44 War the knife! and if no ...

... would have 70 why them onsation from work; and, on the a honest resistance would be far thenthwaig oppressor. In truth, his dukes be to be regulated by en equitable oomismlho juatment of his master's and bin ma. The supreme folly of a Welke is shown by ...

... Nut merely does the Anjatuau act as a focus for all who seek literary distinction among their countrymen—the poet reading his dukes and the pundit submitting his grammar very much as Virgil, Ovid and Horace did in days when this was the only mode of publication ...

... of them being extensively interested in affairs unconnected with the newspapers they edit. While Mr Disraeli is educating his dukes, it would perhaps be well if could spare one his subordinates to impart a little elementary instruction in common things ...