... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of the Society of Friends !!! (Loden : Alma sad Arnold, Poultry.) This is fru with a ; for we to ai Ino so dr oat. et all his dukes neelled those Wives dam at man 4/61181 brew *Ma Ha almodlow • barrow le the lookoda. lin epic gm Ohm Is jar_ al IS. Imounto ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... andthe Premier did not take the trouble personally to reply : nay, put up no statesman of mark to do so, but merely one of his dukes ; and Lord Kussvil and his resolutions were snuffed out by the Duke of Marlborough, who moved the previous question. Ne other ...

... in the Brussels Parliament must henceforth assumethe character of the old Netherland fight between Purure of Spain with his Dukes of or of and the insurgent provinces of that distant day. In Italy the cry is already ‘War to the knife and if no recurrence ...

... trustwor.Ly poamon ibis town to Penohurst and the a:es sad hamlet* adj trent, for • peel 4 of forty years. [hiring be fulfilled his dukes with the utmost fl ',lily and integrity. Ili. was one .4 renarkstde pun, tuat lay ; ostbelako waded throne, storms ant water ...

... trace to its original source the torrent of this turbid stream of taste. Boucicault, with his famous header; Fechter, with his Duke's Motto; old Drury, with her realistic, Hansom cab; Vining, with his House on fire aid many more, down to the poorest of ...

... 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 ...

... Chinese, is. regards antiqultv, puddle blood. John believe*, however, that has the most highly-born aristocracy the world. One his dukes is worth to him two or three German princes. He has a great contempt for foreign nobility. despises German barons and Italian ...

... that under his persuasive the broken spirit of the South would be and, with ha overcoats, drawn gently back in the way of his dukes. At the very moment when Yr. Linguist's statemasalike quality broke the world, the hand of a &Moray mamba was laid upon his ...