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... Saturday tho membera visit Chats worth, ** !>'' * Hall, and Matlock, and one hundred of »!>• will be entertained to lunch by his Duke of Devonshire, In the course of tbo the membera wid visit several of large *L Sheffield, amongat thtm being those of Messrs ...

... party catered the carriages which were waitiag for them, drove to Welbeck by way of the celebrated taaael which has beea by his Duke of Partland. From thence to the Birklaads, a pleasant drive, where was partaken of beneath the Major Oak. two o'olook, they ...

... the Maraet Hall, Chesterfield, for the purpoae'of making known the necessity Improving and Enlar.-ing the present Hospital, his Duke of Devonshire in the Chair, thj following Resolutiana were unanimously carried: FIRST RESOLUTION. Moved R. G. Uokb, Esq ; ...

... toast and butter, cold ham, * f?*beegg«»* i|fc' and sometimes both meat and eggs _ rally those the common domestic fowl' ' hi* Duke goes out he has his hat and doves servant. The Duke of Wellington , daily «J> head and the gloves on his hands. The of moimting ...

... I find no accurate account of all these expenses incidental to the ohange. In November, 1875. he received notice to leave his Duke-atreet shop, and had to remove. He then took hi* present shop Duke-street, which change cost about £200 and for the first ...