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... danger from unconstitutional interference, and it was as a matter of painful necessity, not choice, that the South had taken up arms. But what will the apologists of the conspirators say after the avowals of purpose and of policy contained in the letter of ...
... roan, calved Auguet 24th, 1874 by Dth Duke of Gonova. The highest price for the ?? was 120 guineas, paid by Mir. Thomas, Cardigan, for Earl of Loicoster 4th, roan; calved March 20th, 1874, by 5th Duke of Geneva; and the lowest, 46 guineas, for Earl of ...
... in their mantles of purple velvet and wearing their collars, were by command of her Majesty called over by Garter King of Pr Arms in the Grand Reception Room, when the following s ?? Marquis of Lansdowne, the Marquis of Exeter, the Duke of Bucoleuch, Earl ...
... - Meeting, Anderton's, Fleet-street, 7.30. Art Gallery, Conduit-street- Swedan, Marie Brown, ?? Exeter Hall-Lecture by Grattan Guinness, 8. Assembly Hall, Mile End-Temperence Parsde and Meeting 8. East London Evangelisation Society-Concert, Bow and ...
... fellow-passenger in a third-class carriage), on suspicion of being her murderer, was brought to a close on Monday last, at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds. Lawrence alld Law, it may be recol- lected, were alone in an unlighted carriage when the train left Leeds, and ...
... Arthur Michael Button, BuryS.dun';Jh Daves leton Lalldiloes, Montgomeryshire; John Henry ~ Trounces', Shrewsbury; H11gh Holland Massey, Camber. 'well; John Martin Biroml, Exeter; John Detaaes Baker, Oak~hill, Somerset.; Jolseph Henry Shortbouse, Tunboridge ...
... Fortescue, by Lady Loauti FaiG teoue. Xi`s Freser, of Braelangwet, by Lady Anne eotleeotzle. Miss Grattan, by Mtrs. blenry Grattan. ht1ls 31ary Grattan. by Mrs. Henry Oratton. itrs. George Griflith. by Mrv. Manleod of Mactleed. Mrs. IV. It Grove, by toe ...
... NV. 'eyllolts, Jobe aBirookleburEt, John Hervey, Lord. 1,11red Rice, Edward *Buller, Sir John Y. Hildyard, The. B. T. Rtichards, hichard Bunibury, WVilliam M. ffin y, Charles Bastion,, Capt Burghle, Lord Hornby, John Scott, lion, frinc f~roirs .N. Hudson ...
... stranger took off his coat and waistcoat, and a shirt front, aud appeared in the attire of a professional athlete, with bare arms, which showed remarkable muscular deve- lopment. It was at once seen that Cyclops had to face a formidable oppouent. A 1001 ...
... _Careron, Waymrouth, Alexander Cickburn, George S-. John, KnoIlys, Lndsay, Hamilton Earle, Seymour Allen, Elliott, H-lry Wells, M1. Itickeits, Boldero, Meynell Ingram, Biiliarok, Lockyer Freestun, John Dalrymple, Pekenhem Maishon, Miles, Wilkinson, J. H ...
... Gentlemen-at-Arms; Sir George Leo, Lieu. tenant of the Yeoman of the Guard; Colonel Hogg, Silver Stick in Waiting; Major Hoarmer, the Standard Bearer; and Mr. Joseph Skip Lloyd, Clerk of the Cheque of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms; Sir William Martins ...
... appointment to 11.1. Honl. Corps of Genieitlemen itt-Arms, by Lord. Folvy. .. Sir John Liddell, C. I., on having received the Mliftry Order of the Bath, iry Sir F. Bating. I II I be Lord Mayor, by Lord John Russell. The Recorder of Lonauon, on his tippointionent ...