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... I have now the honour t o b e i n the midst of —(cheers)----and to tell him that all his nobles, and lords, and princes, his dukes, his potentates, and his Menschikoffs, are not worth 300 such good and true men, who are not serfs, or vassals, or slaves ...
... ori ..o . Stigiutieri:ThreadneedW7street, London.. ors I -INT i'\ii , ROVEINInN . ( :0.7, by Lett! an NI .1. ti aail by - his Dukes of: and ,upward_s of Gentry thattonatruc'e se t ( arris . .ctlEAliElt FOB. ts' • Drairing I si SEe- 2 • 4 • • • 10,, e 2'oo ...
... which I have now the honour to be in the midst-of —(cheers)—and to tell him that all his nobles, and lords, and , princes, his dukes, his potentates, and his Menschikofts, are not worth 300 such good and true men, who aro not serfs, or vassals, or slaves ...
... George Murray tse• the opposite point of the compass from that they hate hitherto indicated ? boasts ; but will he blow away his dukes from their acred anchorage ? We say nothing of his consistency ; but what will he make of those who call themselves his ...
... to, the . opposite point ,of the compass from that -they have hitherto indicated ? .2Eolus boasts e but will he blow away his dukes from their acred. anchorage ? We say nothing of his consistency ; but what will he make of those who call themselves his ...
... we l ve , having arrinie Windsor but a sh or t ti me p rev i ous , w h ere his d t nest had been dining in company with his Dukes of ORLEANS and CHARTRES, after hayi n g the Castle and Wind s or G rea t P ar k. The cumPanY ur to arrive a few minutes before ...
... Sutton - street, Clerkenwell, he saw the prisoners and another boy , in company with each other, and Connollywas holding up his (Duke's) handkerchief in his hand, exhibiting it to his companions for examination. whilst they were laughing and giggling. Duke ...
... Sutton-street, Clerkenwell, he saw the prisoners and another boy, in company with each other, and Connollywas holding up his (Duke's) handkerchief in his hand, exhibiting it to his companions for examination, whilst they were laughing and giggling. Duke ...
... Murray to the opposite point of the compass from that they have hitherto indicated ? dEolus boasts ; but will he blow away his dukes from their acred anchorage ? We say nothing of his consistency ; but what will he make of those who call themselves his ...
... Bedford-raw, Benjamin Teeker, E.-S(0, Seer2tlry to the late Admsral Itari St. l's years the faithful and valued servant of his , Duke of Cornwall, under whom he held the Surveyor- Gametal of the Stannaries of Devon ;call. Ile was cal lied of suddenly by ...
... were given him, a thing which is very unusual in a theatre, and which nothing but a masterly performance can call forth. His Duke Aranza, in the Honeymoon, we cannot remember of ever having seen played better ; in fact, it was one of the most interesting ...
... tiilents, and to .delight his,frieads:by his wit a ' good . humour. - C. C. Esq..it is said; is appoin` Master of the Horse to. his Duke of Youic, , and 'Cle'rk of -the Council to , MAJtsTy, in place of Viscount Cu 6errwyNP, ceased. - The ltiklut. Itevoend the ...