... figured as a Tory minister under William 111. Again, Peel has had his Duke of Wellington to stand by him through all his changes of fortune and of principles, so Godolphin had his Duke of Marlborough to the same tiling him. Much that we find written the ...

... posed reductions in the allowances to royal personages: . Brancbes ofthe RoyalFaminly. Preent tare allowance, allowance, hi Duke ofSCumbierland, now Mung ?? ?? £21,000 NIL a Prince of Saxe Cobuir, new lngototlgisns 50,000 NIL Princess Auguata o7 Camrirdge ...

... attachruent which seem to have no me- mory of past injury, and no suspicion of future injustice.- [Correspondence of 4:.hi Duke of Bedford. Preiace to vol. Notwithstanding the dastardly abuse vwhich was heaped upon the prime minister, because, forsooth ...

... ntedl Go LofdtSHidinge, Who, with Lord Gough, hadso ablyu u- at porte4 the military character of their country. The nods hi duke iwas inucla ojieervd ole, rexnmiog.Jbi&,keat. . Tlis ,Qb tb m len than: gev% ' TheMe~ater o~f tlIr~snctae to, w hof ' the ...

... some time She exhibiting to the public. It will be recollected that S its opening sketch is a view of ]angan Castle, the I hi Duke's birth-place; the closing one is now the oa n chamber at Walcr in which lhe breathed his last. the, An exterior view of Walmer ...

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... tamer Frase aurived yeaterday frona Lubeck, with e ren- 63 psesensers. AmcaR the Icttcr were Baron d' Hunol- given stein end {hi Duke de Frial, oftacld te the Frenlch em- besy, Duike de Caddereuu Gramont, the Marquis do Cour- atiugB Isis, the Prine dle Ligne ...

... abot18a incesrlton, and 2ainces in diamenter. Itwa thenasie kiof tmy stick. usuall caused inthe hoame. to sae d addyressing the hi duke, Itefre itws not my fault. , thnd thre abottoherpstick la ofthe samse sirte atmyhadwthgeaervoence . hnteuecm to put upa ...

... the (t interests of England and of English trade. Where was now in that great treaty which had been won by the sword of the hi Duke of Wellington, at an gleat a, sacrifice of blood and so treasure? It was torn to pieces. Where was that great h' conservative ...

... kingdom of the Two Sicilies are directed towards him. So he takes off his mask and publishes his programme in a letter. to' his Duke, which, auspiciously enough, sees the light on the moining of the First of April. EHis great point with the traitors, in- ...

... and Chatineill) ml FESTING V. TAYLOR.-THIt DUKE 0' SOMcERSET. e, it appeared from the statement of counsel that the late hi Duke of Somerset, by his will, devisled certein monies and! ci property to trustees, who.were to pay to his wife 2,0001. per b ...

... ti rougho tile solicitors, Messrs. Sole, 'lurner, ansd Tusrner, 68, Alde-snanlsury, Lonsdon.-By order of tile Board, o S, HI. DUKE, Secretary. i1 12, Rhisg' Arms-ysrd, Moosgate-street, J Loudon, Dcc. 0, 1802. IT TONDON and NORTHERN BANK (Limited). B L ...