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... fai-e as it malignant, that the Monarch exhausts his resources in the purchase jewels and gold plate, in the disregaid of golden opinions. With respect to the debts the Duke ol York, retain 100 lively and grateful a sense j of the many inestimable benefits ...
... the rescue of the chief the tadocracy. Four successive defeats the government rewarded the courage of the youthful Lord Maidstone, and drought upon the ministers such humiliation the eyes of all England they had never before experienced. The lion’s skin ...
... mooriuga before the ice arrived. The officers of the port. Admiral Hyde Parker, Sir Charles Rowley, and others, went off in their boots to the Comer to pay their respects to the ! King. Soon after their return a distant salute and the natio. nal anthem played ...
... dresses illi|>layed the lung white gaiters which remained rogue, even the reign of George IV., the cavalry all wore high military boot!, and some of them the crimson silk sword belt fringed with gold, which gave them very much the appearance of a modern Grand ...
... officials are next called upon to furnish a fall, true, and particular azcount of their curate to a party who dates from Maidstone, in Kent, and states that an impostor, disguised as a clergyman, has been among the brethren in that quarter, and who. they susvect ...
... you of another cure, but the person said should write you himself. Thu was the person who reccmratoded it to my sister. Maidstone, Aug. 7. 1&32. Sir.—l have much pleasure in informing you of the benefit hare received from Wcoliey Pectoral Candy. bate ...
... —Medora (winner of the Oaks in 1814), Selim. Medora was the dam of Gulnare (who won the Oaks in 1827)-Sir Harry—Volunteer—Herod —Golden Grove, Blank—Middlethorpe, by Shuttle, hit dam Little Nan, Pipalor. Venison was got the celebrated Sire, Partisan, son of ...
... —Mednra (winner of the Oaks in 1814), Selim. Medora was the dam of Oulnare (who won the Oaks 1827)-Sir Harry—Volunteer—Herod —Golden Grove, Blank—Middlctborpc, Shuttle, his dam Little Nan, Pipator. Venison was got tbe celebrated Sire, Partisan, son of Walton ...
... extra-human : I can find no belter word. One felt that this young roan, seated like deity upon golden throne, had nothing more to desire the world ; thalall the moat golden dreams of humanity were him but worn-out and insipid realities ; and that he was gradually ...
... should write to you buoseif. This was the person who sliter- ■ Copy of a letter from Ur. William Lootcs, Carpenter, Maidstone Maidstone, Aug. 7, 18u2, Sir,—l have ranch pleasure in informing you the benefit I received from Woolley’s Pectoral Candy. have ...
... write to you himself. This was the pcison who recommended It to my sister Copy of letter from Mr. William Bootes Carpenter, Maidstone. Maidstone, Aug. 7, 1832. Sir, have pleasure In Informing you of the benefit I have rec ...
... in this country. LLPS FOR SF.tF THEAXJtkNT, &C- IU- WALTER UOOS. M.D., Ju, IkrncrVstrect, Oxfor.l-st., Lnad-.n. Sold also by Kent & Co.. 21, Pafcnnwter row.Lbodon; Jones. I’anuiisestreet. Uvei-|»*ol; lleywood, 170. Ocan’i-tfate, Manchester; & Co, Leitli-walk ...