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... to see. * The Lady af Lyons. MELBOURNE'S NEW GAME.---We are informed that Lord Melbourne is about to publish a new work on chess, in which is fully exemplified the best method of playing the Queen, of getting possession of the Castle, and of entirely ...
... Sir Robert and Lady Peel gave a grand dinner party in Whitchie Gardens on Wednesday, to their Royal Highnesses the Duke and chess of Cambricge, (her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloueqd, was to have been of the party, but owing to the coldness of the even' ...
... Group, got up in the first style of splenur, in Dresses of British manufacture, Of her Majesty in her robes of state, the chess of Kent, the Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge, Earl Grey, Viscount aelbourne, the Marquis of Normanby, and Lord Lyndhurst. Admittance ...
... must ultimately repay tenfold the stab tion which has been produced by the ex-Shabbies. THE POLITICAL CHESS-BOARD.---SO, the g 9 ' 111 ,.. 13 . 6 of chess is played out, or at least is over. Beaten at every and forced from every position, the leading players ...
... your hands; and the time is Now. Read speech, and choose your course. e c i o ' w ANOTHER TRICK OF THE CITIZEN KING. That of chess-players, the King of the French has 1113 0, another masterly move. In commuting the of pronounced upon Barbes, the chief dupe ...
... jesty honoured Sir David Wilkie with a sitting for a sta, t her trait ; dining in the evening with the D u k e an d D u chess of oe land, at which the Princes of Saxe Coburg, and a brilliant blage of the nobility were present. t It was remarked on her ...
... by a show, at least, of some loyalty to his Queen and gratitude to his country. The move we advise is the easiest upon the chess-boardthe introduction of that staggering piece of damaged •frivolity, Lord Normanby, to thalorne Office has, we know, disgusted ...
... most influential things in the world. QUESTIONS BY A CHESS-PLAYER.—Our correspondent has mistaken the journal—we cannot solve those difficult conundrums. If he had asked us about the game of chess played at the court of Queen Whims _ . . . . . (see the ...
... of synonymes, could supply, were on the brink of despair, when her self-elevation to the post of lessee, (like castling at chess) gave them the opportunity of rallying their forces, and pouring upon a different point? It was so, and for a season we rejoiced ...
... during all the time he lets his locks to groNv, Dares no man for his life to him a face of friendship show. The common game is chesse, almost the simplest will Both give a cheeke and eke a mate, by practise comes their skill. Againe they dice as fast, the ...
... 6d., contains: Eloquence—My Irish Tutorship. By a Trinity Bachelor. Chapters VII. VM. IX.—Hints for Biographers—Chess without the Chess-board—Modern Egypt—On French Criticism of the English, and notably in the affair of the Vengeur—Scenes In the Desert ...
... names. The oak he planted now shadows the library. His bath is still in the new house which he never lived to enter. His chess-board is in the possession of the officers of the 91st, which regiment is stationed on the island:_ Among the advantages of ...