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... Swiss costume Mr. S. Bad, Duke-street, iu Turkish coslum* Sutton a Swiss peasant *•1 «an « wise man, aad, Mr. Andrade, Stria* rnstumr, canton Arfooe, 1 r;» d Aratr Jt»hn Kadclitfe, t IlilUm bouac, atttdcut St. John College, Cambridge Mr. James GiU.*u, iu Turkish ...
... dress Mim Burton, fancy dress Mim Asheroft, Maltese Bats, peasant Unratio N. Hughes, Eustace «L Pieme Nrj 6S»ii”of n ßoKmi, as duke of Athol Mr. Hey vuud, Evart.nl, Spanish Jaasas, in Dalabnau costume Mr. John Noanurtky, nililary uflicer Mim Sot hern, Prior ...
... the Members of the Cambridge Garrick Club. The workmen employed in re-building that part of Hatfieldhouse which was burned down, have made much progress. The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury are now at Hatfield, where the Duke of Wellington is expected ...
... Esq., Dr. Brandrelh, Charles Horsfall, Esq., Riclul. Levlaud, Esq.. Cardwell, Esq., of Oxford University, Forsyth. Esq., Cambridge University, W. Potter, Esq., Wilton Wood, Esq., Kelsic Wood, Esq., Joseph Ackers, Esq., Thomas Ka\e, Esq., John Shaw Leigh ...
... about six o'clock, and effected perfectly easy and sate descent u mile or two beyond eilberg, in Nassau, an estate of the Grand Duke, who has, it said, (but for this part of the story don’t vouch.) lent Ins i.alacc to the aeronautic party for Uie ut themselves ...
... «*ar«nce the trade of their town, he oy few remarks. Some years ago, that , press which styles itself liberal, had thought lke Duke of XewcaaUe, because ta his place fa Lord# had asked simple qu«tiou I 4a«s lake with Now, that evecy eaobJo fight la pkemd ...
... reconuoissauce, alter which 1 look a position within three short clays’ march of Constantine porl (riiclma, ’llls Jiij'hncss the Duke Nemours is well. * The expedition encountered its way from Bona to Constantine enemy, obstacle. Along the road, the tribes ...
... late arrival we are under the of deferring a notice tilt our next publication. Tbeeowleuu comprise the following chapters:—Duke of Wellington’s Despatches—Lucien Busmparte and Frederick Von Ranmer —Letter from Basil Hall—The World we live in— Sketches ...
... Craven and Henry Hall wen? placed at the bar on charge being concerned the stealing of quantity ginghams from warehouse in the Duke's Duck. The lir.'t named prisoner i» respectable man, young in years, and carrying business commission agent broker; Henry ...
... old England,” with three lime three. Song—“ To all you ladies now land.” “The greatest General and the greatest Statesman—the Duke and Army.” Thi* toast wa* received with nine limes nine, and applause. Glee—“ The mighty Conqueror.” Lord Lyndhurst and the ...
... archdeaconry, to be held Cambridge, “for the purpose of considering whether any measures should be adopted respecting matters nearly affecting the interests of the church, and particularly the question of church rates.'* The Duke of Sutherland was elected ...
... said -Gentlemen, let me give you the hero of a hundred fight*-the soldier who never led his army but to victoryââ The Duke.â Received with deafcning cheers', and drank with three times three. Gleeââ The mighty conqueror.â *« The Chaiemam ...