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... 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 ...
... MAJOR’S CURE of INFLUENZA in HORSES. From his Duke of Beaufort. •• Badminton. Jan 22, 1665.—Mr. Major: have used your drink for colds and influenza in horses. It is by far the best thing 1 have ever met with, and if used in time it effects unfailing cure ...
... ea? third, Touri of the Mano last lot bein The CRITE olds; celt the turn Mr. R. Sutli (inc. 71b. • Count F. del Baron Rot hi Duke Be Mr. Jolm Mr. H. Mel Mr. Merry’t Mr. Naylor’ Mr. Rot Mr. Savilo’s Mr. Haxlocl Lord Ezetei Betiing.- Primate—l' Rector, The ...
... the Earl of Palermo. I House in The Mai on the Bfch p Bt. James’s. The visitors at F the country The Con arrived tl The Pr hi Duke Ca Prussian will have a Loyal duke. Change motto is quest of the The shall not insult our : scandalous under the retaliate ...
... The murderer's name was Libenny, of Albe, aged 20. resident at Vienna, and a tailor Iff Duke of Parma. —On March 20,1854, HI., Duke of Parma, returning from bustled by person, who at the same time fUW*® the abdomen, left the poniard in the wound,* quently ...
... and in the yearling and calf class Mr. Davy “took the running,” to |adopt his favourite show phrase, in such earnest with his Duke of Flitton’s daughters that he found himself with two firsts and a second. In the Sussex classes there were just twelve entries ...
... K-e’.ing, Sir John King. Charles l. imh. Dr. John Izimthorne. n Mary. Maynwaring, lord Mount garret. Sir OodTi-d NMthorpe, Hi* Duke and li 1f N-wcn-f!,-. -ir Dudl- v North, the Earls Northi i.p'oo. Ogle. Thomas Pune, the Lari of Albans, -.i Wit-am the ...
... these pow raison' sod he the bees traced, sod he for sausages He 1644 wall reader soy the public Piave Committee Out whatever his duke that could be appliki to • painful ease. et tar with spent their met were eatirly round. hair Meade to support, ay their ...
... On Saturday evening • ** exceedingly alarming, and a N . the / ,>r ; . ' On pr*e fotlinte special trait 1- .\ . r found Hi. duke leiyond the p..wer o , . *'' about -ix o'clock in the evening ho « » • , • of stupor, from which never ® '‘ r about .juarter ...
... not after the usual fashion, and sang the concluding song with quaint effect. Mrl C. Coghlan can hardly he complimented on his Duke Orsino, though it tailed in effect ratbep from his over anxiety to make it prominent than from any carekos-. ness in the ...
... THE FIELD, THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S NEWSPAPER. Derby ; lln the Oaks ; in the Bt. Leger. „RILING MEETING. , wroore hied. Duke of Beaufort, and Earl of Zetland. e the Course-Idr Johnson. Clerk of the Yr Marshall. TUESDAY, MAY 16. spring would Namely occupy ...
... yesterday at the Doited Service Institution, Whitehall.yard. In the unavoidable absence of the president of the society, his Duke of Msrlborouch, Admiral the Karl of Shrewsbury sod Talbot, C.8., took the chair. Tho report elated that during past year ...