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... 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 ...
... , * audience. The scene In which the Chelsea Snob and the Hebrew appear is truly ludicrous. Phil having lost the use of his dukes seizes the Snob with his teeth, .w«rtn* -ill have uund meat, thus down roars of laughter, treat which sâouid not missed ...
... if in Shaksperian tragedy, the proper result ! discharge the Court of Bankruptcy he was of the exit of Mr. Disraeli and his dukes. I before. But if the attempt should be made, would Mr. Gladstone, even although thorn of the honoure of Lancasterian re ...
... by absolute and unconditional repeal. a But Mr. DiSSAEMI has every motive for enforcing common sense and moderation upon his Dukes, and, if possible, upon Lord MALMES-a BURY. His cue is to flatter and defer to the House of Commons. His policy is a URIAn ...
... attempted as he was driving to the Opera Comique. On the 20th of March, 1854, an unknown assassin stabbed Ferdinand Charles HI., Duke of Parma, who died off the wound the next day. On the 28th of April, 1855, John Liverari fired two shots at Napoleon 111 ...
... money traditions of the pasty in which be has grown up ; and he would, I think —pertly owing to this, and partly owing to his duke to thwart ell electioneering sauna on the pert of the repablisene—have vetoed all balls tempering in wag with the public ...
... late hour. Signor Mario's Duke has long been recognised as one of his great achieve- ments, and may, indeed, compare with his Duke in Bigoletto. Matchless in the acting, and exquisite, if not invariably per- fect, in the singing, no representation on the ...
... -colonel ILA., I Flu Wult W. WILLIAKS, Captain 2.A., i m. Secretary. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Cirencester. PIESIDINT. His DUKE of M.S.KLBOROUGH, D.C.L., C 0 U 4 C Right Hon. „the Earl of Hon. T. IL Sotheron Dude, Y.8.D., 1.0.0. I Eno:Kilt Right Hon ...
... l*csf means still maintaining the hunt. Tin \r.- proposed to raise a sum money n- i tc'tiinonial Tom Clark, late Inmt-mnn his Duke of Beaufort, and which all loverHof fox-hunting, will, fill nssuri d. l*e too happy contribute n trifle in recollection the ...
... Bleanor Northumberland intends, tossna the end of the month, to to Paris. The Marquis and Marchioness of Kildare has joined (hi Duke of Leinster at Maynoolh. The Earl and Cuuntcss Stanhope will leave Cheveniog Park in few days for Madresfield Conrt. We are ...
... THE MORNING ADVERTISER, IX'ESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 1880. Scottish hospital.— I'bi Hi* Duke ROXOUHOUK, K.T. Notice i* hereby Riven, that the ANNUAL COURT this Co«’- vorntion will kclJeo. our Hall, BAIN ANDHr-n » DA V Monday ', the instant, when the Committee ...
... each, for hunters; penalties and allow. ucues ; gentlemen riders; professionals 61b extra. About I three miles. (11 subs.) hi , Duke of Hamilton's Hlgbllyer ?? Crswesbaw) I h I Mr. Heneage's Lincoln ?? Harford) 0 t . Mr. T. Colby's ?? . Af Edwards) S hi ...