... establsshment since January last, and'iold by ail priltsellers in Manchester.L WILKE'S ALFE RED. DDidicdtede to ris Crave ttue Duke of Iifaellirgtos.. AxALRE in the ErD TTAGRE-'s Co'rTraoL-Engravedi e te first stye byb James Mitchell, after a picture by David ...

... and Slater_ e Grundy and Beardoe, Duckwortb, Denison and I N. and F. Phillips and Co. Humphrys, t *Wood and Westhead, .Jomes Duke, t Townlend and Taylor, Richardson aid Roebuck, Joim Kenivortly, James HaIlfiwell, Edward3Buckley, Thomas Ellerby John Marslind ...

... Wardour-sireet, Soho, picture-a dealer. --Dionysius Hargreaves H-orsefall, of Chaorlton-rw Manchester, buiider.-LemUel Cambridge andArea Cambridge, of Bristol, and Priisce Edsvard Island, suer- chants. ...

... Peel happens to be neither of them. One of Mr.. Peel's brothers is nmarried to the lady Jane Lennox,. sister to the present Duke of Richmond, and ano- ther to the Lady Jane Kennedy, daughter of the Earl of Cassillis. Mrs. Peel is the daughtqr of Lady and ...

... Persons had asseushled in the neigh- bourhood of Palasce-.yard, waiting for tile approach of thlet Duke of Wellington. As on several occasions, whcn. the a Duke has quitted the house he has been very roughly re-t ceived by the people, it appeared to be ap ...

... Liebfield and Coven. Orlel Doncaster (Duke of try Plunkett Buccleugb) Oxiord llavensworth Dartmoutb Itochester 1anfurly (Northland) Da la Warr St. David's Saltoun Dudley Winchester Say and Sele Essex Lords. Sundridge (Duke of Elgin Aurkland Arnyll) Ferrers ...

... bill. Every man was entitled to Christian burial; and it was niot proper to pursue men beyond the limits of this world. I The Duke of WELs[NGToN approved so much of the object which the noble lord (Calthorpe) had in vicaw, and also of the bill, that, if ...

... blic trusts, for whichl their c ,Fiilgs a ee given them i Th Mrquis of Dowa7sffna expressed Iide approbation of tlie h 'lbs Duke of W tYANrtGtiTON 'viewed the-measture wills a jealous' h keve' It iould cainge and affectevtryiflstituitioiti i 'he country ...

... lately found the ')te ot Cambridge whose weight is stated to he 1S stone IA. IHer majesty S stone Sibs. (l1511s.) ; and Prince .or e of Cambridge 6 stone 51bs. In the samle room is aihited the profile of the Duke of Cambridge and tile ;-lis5 of the forehead ...

... their Royal (e lighnese, the Duke and Duchess of Cunberland, the Dukepof'Sussen, the Duchessof Caniridgef,'the Duchess of Saxe Wliity iar and one of her daughters, Prince George of Cukoberhand, and halace George of Cambridge. The procession thirsn comt ...

... preaching of Saumuel hlick. FEXELOS'S -METiOD or EDUCATIcoi.-Accordissg to the rnicrnuirS oaf the Duke de Saiat Silison, the, great fault of the yoiung Duke de -Bourgogne was anoger; lie saniitimes carried it even to a degree of fury. It Ila been said that-it ...

... addetl hy the Corporatioi, for five year oids, 8st 7tb, six, 8st 12th. nod age.1, fst-Four miles. ,ord Scarbrnugh's h It Cambridge, by Cotton, 6 y.. 1 Dtike of Leeds's clh m elnsy Mills, by Whisker, 6 y. 2 :Lord'Milton's br hWtledorsa. by Cervantes ...