Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen178W. Blackwood & Sons, 1905 |
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... Lord Sidmouth related that he once talked to his father - in - law , Lord Stowell ( Lord Eldon's brother ) , about the practice of himself and the future Lord Chancellor . ' You drank some wine together , I daresay ? ' ' Yes . ' ' Two ...
... Lord Sidmouth related that he once talked to his father - in - law , Lord Stowell ( Lord Eldon's brother ) , about the practice of himself and the future Lord Chancellor . ' You drank some wine together , I daresay ? ' ' Yes . ' ' Two ...
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... ( Lord Mansfield's sister ) regulated the minuets and country dances with the majesty of Mr Turveydrop . Later on , balls took place in St Cecilia's Hall , in Niddry's Wynd off the dingy Cowgate , which Lord Cockburn re- membered in his ...
... ( Lord Mansfield's sister ) regulated the minuets and country dances with the majesty of Mr Turveydrop . Later on , balls took place in St Cecilia's Hall , in Niddry's Wynd off the dingy Cowgate , which Lord Cockburn re- membered in his ...
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... Lord Cockburn , who did not approve of what he calls this abomin- able festival , " the Court reeked with the wreck and fumes of that scandalous night . " City affairs were managed by the Town Council , of whom Lord Cockburn speaks as a ...
... Lord Cockburn , who did not approve of what he calls this abomin- able festival , " the Court reeked with the wreck and fumes of that scandalous night . " City affairs were managed by the Town Council , of whom Lord Cockburn speaks as a ...
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... Lord Palmer- ston moved for leave to bring in a Bill for the better Govern- ment of India , and on the 18th of February the second reading was carried by a division of 318 to 173. The Bill proposed that for the purposes of the ...
... Lord Palmer- ston moved for leave to bring in a Bill for the better Govern- ment of India , and on the 18th of February the second reading was carried by a division of 318 to 173. The Bill proposed that for the purposes of the ...
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But Lord of the Board of Control . Dis- than Lord Palmerston's , be- raeli had now , like Pitt , to do cause it ensured the possession the very thing which a few by the Council of a larger weeks ago he had condemned , amount of ...
But Lord of the Board of Control . Dis- than Lord Palmerston's , be- raeli had now , like Pitt , to do cause it ensured the possession the very thing which a few by the Council of a larger weeks ago he had condemned , amount of ...
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