... aran fleet went to sea at the saune timre in an easterly direction. w When getting urrder weigh oue of :ihe nten of tue I- Iron Duke waes knocked do-sn and had both his ti Ii legs taken OF.C TH-El ELCHO SHIELD C0M- P, PETITION. Bisley Camp, Thursday Evening ...

... Yet we have !£' believed for halt a century, that he was the Iron Duke, because, Eke Bismarok, he. was an irot mraan. It is rather disturbing to find that it wars not the Duke who was iron, but the I ship! ...

... being about 50, were sold for 5s 6d the lot- Iither rough on the 'memory of the Iron Duke. A number of signatures_ of Kings George I., George II., George III., George IV., the Duke of Wlliiigton, Lord -Macaulay, IFather 'i'tsewl (atherine !Haft§-&e dwere sold ...

... kingdoms of the 3Contient. The Crtst movement in Bug- . land, lie said, feebly succiubed to the special -constales of the Iron Duke. But wht were) the facts to-day ? The Charter had bee'n practi- t cally sanctioned by the Imperial Ptrliament. i - and the ...

... the House of Comn- mons. I There are a few portraits of the Duke of Wellington of varying excellence. The best of s them is by Lawrence, leut by Sir Robert Peel, and v represents the Iron Duke full face, standing erect, b with a telescope under his left ...

... Irish Parlimentary debates, the future Duke ot Wellington and t1he Prime Minister from whom con- fessedly against his will Catholic Emancipa- tion six-and-thirty years later was wrung by Daniel O'Connell. The Iron Duke changed sabsequently bis name from ...

... were ordered to fill their bunkers. They are the. second class battleship Inflexible, the third class battleships Sultan, Iron Duke, and Invincible, the second class cruise-rs Latona, Mercury, and Naiad, and the torpedo gunboat Rattlesnake. They only carry ...

... Shiero- e aan on the previous night. Mary Sherman deposed that prisoner, who stated he had re- ,f turned from India in the Iron Duke, told her 1 he had a box for her from her brother in India, .e with whom he had chummed, and that he couldn't get it for ...

... —(Opening) - April 6—Mirk lane firm for both English and foreign wheat, holders asking Monday's f.,11 p ices. Flour also better; Iron Duke* d for 28s. Maize steady; American, 16s. ship; 18s 6d, landed. F'irioy maintained; Odessa, 17s 3d, quay; Danube, 16s t>d ...

... ordered to proceed to Plymouth for repairs. A telegram from Berehaven states that the two injured ?? Souse, boatswain of the Iron Duke, and F ForgwiUl, leading stoker of the Bel- lona-are, progressing favourably at the Naval Convalescent Home. Belfast, Saturday ...

... Isimilar sacrifice of life. The Vanguard was L lost in September, 1875, off the coast of Wick- 3low-by the collision with the Iron Duke, but .her crew was saved. The Eurydice sank in a Igale off the Isle of Wight. in 1878, and 300 Lmen were drowned. Eight years ...

... as if Wolseley ist inclined to decry his countryman, Welling- c ton. 'The principal flaw he picks in him is T that the I Iron Duke surrounded himself a with nincompoops. Like the star in a great I theatrical company, he never tolerated men t of any magnitude ...