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... in bistory belong to the other gentlemen grouped around the ConcuiT board. The Duke of Wellington, Sir 3Robert Peel. Lord *John Russell, E arl Grey, Duke of Argyvil, Lord Lyndhurst, the Marquis of Salh- bury, andi others. Though tite work was a great ...

... Herbert Alaxwell, [ Bart., I.P. Black-wood o a Sonse Londtr, In dealing wint a romance dating from the time just ere the Roman Arms left Britain f ir ever, Sir t Herbert MaxMell baa with great ability interisoven r tie historic research with 13is . In ra ...

... appointed Bishop of Nova Scotia applied to the Go- vernment of that province to allow the soldiers to pre- sent arms to him, which Sir John Ilarvey permitted until lie heard i;froi the Comlmanider-in-Clhief. The old Duke's answer wxas- TIho only attentionsthe ...

... Goldhng Bird have' also found 'thsem ui1161fnhP. Price, 5s to 22s. L J. ; ' Ptirvermacher & 'Co,1 ox; Oxord, Stree't; London; Grattan & Co.,'and Whleeler' & Whrrttakeri Surgeons', and Apothecaries' .Hall,: Belfast.:' ' 29171 -TlHE R EVIVAL. Tnr following letters ...

... Ernest Hart, Lord Arthur Hill, M.P. ; the i Earl of Lathom, the Earl of Leitrim, Sir John Lubbock, M.P.; Mr. Justin INUCarthy, M.P.; the Marquis of Ormonde, Mr. John H. Rafferty, Sir Charles Russell, NI.P., and the Duke of West- I minster, witlh Lord ...

... priaitive Presbyterianism lboth in Scotland anld Ireland. Episcopal ann Seni.El.piscopal writers lave frequently tried to connect John Knox antd the Churrch of Scot land wdtit prirery at least in a mohdified foril, rand finding tire therisior utterly hopeless ...