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... among his flock, though to the rest of the world one sheep seems exactly like another, so doubt- less Mr. Disraeli knows his Dukes. far as the outside , public is concerned their Graces Marlborough, Richmond, and Buckingham might have exchanges of j*olitical ...
... order. was with tegret , that be trespassed on the house, but it would m toe recollection those present U»t evening that his Duke of Abereorn was making a proposal to the boose when Lord James Butler rose end I P **‘ any member taking advantage the lateness ...
... 40014 0 0 015 417110 I 0 1 IWS i • theConrawe from all 'purees ie 1656 it inatll7,ooo being en of 56 cent. His Duke of Hamilton was onsuintourly sleeted al the Coropan4 Finlay daderson, alerted sir Ordinary Director, in room of the lets William Dunlop ...
... lor thirty years; they had been •unom i*• last year in pnmounctng judginent the case of h h.d Vc.m.ir.alion with him hi. .. duke said ”I noble duke labours under great j, . 81 huuM . he , | k „ , , th , pmimcuiur mistake if lie supposes can do what ...
... Dublin aod bibitions; Papil of the Imperial of and of Monsieur Duprez ; 1868— erdam— Under the distioguished patronage of His ( Duke of Lord O'Neill, &e. LEY. assisted by the following talented Arti MDLLE, BERTHA Violinist by command to the Queen an Royal ...
... who i* destined l» exercise great inftuence upou his foi tunes. Sometimes, amid the gorgeous halls and solemn cloisters of his Dukes and -Cardinals, our author sinks lo the everyday level, as when thus meditate*on muffins: ‘•lt was a mild.wiater evening ...
... whom dedieed to exercise a great infloenee upon his fortunes. Bornetimes amid the gorgeous hall, and solemn cloisters of his Dukes and Cardinale, our author sinks teethe every- day level, am when he thus molitatio on muffins It was • link winter evening; ...
... to a perpetual P sure of the that great are the rich aristocracy— jom on the | of vulgar morals, Fora man who h o which his | duke to worship dukes as Mr. Disraeli d ople lest it | that all that is good and great in like @ con-| Kingdom and the world ...
... considerations connected with earth. But, since the sitting on the same bench has thus 1 failed to make Lord Salisbury listen to his Duke, would it not be well if arrangements could be devised for allowing Tory meetings to take place in . some small room where ...
... Rented to the happin touching ti and reader: ably ex the subj much milk' well in doubtedly ingthe brig while little Utile is hi Duke of ability and own with Lord Lome coeval peen and pigeonand object* found elsew linghum. ' lished the r travels, in Trip to ...
... trodden oe caitiff& His relatives at Ana ring of the Pruaiii.in trumpet. They aeaterweil fled with the ester. of redwane& His dukes. enema and 'radon level left their eery er.matag the t.. sans their' akin& and devise own rostoratioa. the tight and Lill ...
... Dispensary and Union Workhouse far opwarda of teenty.two years daring which tam nothing whatever transpired in ounnexiou with his dukes but met the earnest ap. of all partim connected with the establish. He also hlted the appointment of District Registrar of ...