... 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 ...

... assemblage of the nobility and gentry. After the ceremony the Duke of Somerset gave a splendid dejeuner a la fourchette his dukes official residence at the Admiralty. The Cause and Treatment Cholera. In summarising a communication to the Medical Times ...

... dismiss you Now it was the turn of William. But Willy was wronj headed and his arms were of iron ; he knew his righ better than his Duke's, and had no sooner receive ...

... in the Brussels Parliament must henceforth assume the character of the old Netherland fight between Philip of Spain with his Dukes of Alba or of Parma and the insargent provinces of that distant day. In Italy the cry is array War to the knife ! and ...

... you Nii • it was the turn of William. But Willy was wrong. headed and his arm. were of iron; he knew his rights better than his Duke's, and he had no sooner received the first hit from his master than he returned two. The imobordinate groom gullantly motioned ...

... held at witness's house. Within the last three weeks or a month deceased had intimated that he was not able to continue his duKes, he was getting so weak and his memory was so bs». The members of the society and the witness had thought the deceased rather ...

... sister; and That he variously I. tatA, but the lowest figure is hundreds. The in the habit of administering chloroform to his Duke's law agent came down from Edinburgh on Setur. patients and then violating them. At the police -court day, and on Sunday ...

... four score years after King Athelstane, King Kuoght, who was also named Caliutus or Cauutus, «-.t earnest sute of one of his Dukes, named Athcldred, did confirm and grant to Athelwood, then Abbot of the said church, and his successors, uianie and sundry ...

... Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge completed her party in honour of his Duke of Cambridge had_a dinner illustrious mother's birthday, Cambridg e, and the Princess of Wales, the Prince and Princess Teck were Soon after the commenc^en^ the Worcester ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. His ; DUKE OF BEAUFORtr'g KOdTNDS.—IO.3O. Nov. At Newniaa Lodge. Tue-ii Nov. 27 At Burton Village. Wed:i .day.. ..Nov. At Lowar.Woo«ss. Thu- - Nov. At Yate Rooks. Frid Nov.SO At Becfchampton. Sati; > Dec. 1 At Longsiene. i.oBDi ...

... determined noon `. , aviug a great universal exhibition at Vienna in 1870. The site, the Prater, has been already determined his Duke of Buouleech has commissioned Mr. Dathein to execute a statue of his late brother, Lord John Scott, to be erected in the ...

... Castlebar was expected to deliver an address. 27,000 tickets had already been distributed, whoa the by plowed; signed by he he his duke le mer o tanu r w eber avoid any possibility al distarbesee whit to discredit the right of pub& very beide of all other popular ...