Here is a strong, clear, well-defined writing, setting forth with precision and emphasis the reasons why the last Duke of Cleveland, then in his eighty-fifth year, will not give more than £5 for an object which he has been asked to help.

Is not that an instance of unionism as against Home Rule? Have we not there in this latest achievement a [117]specimen of State authorities over-ruled by a central power?" In answer to that cry, I turn to the eighty-fifth clause of the South African Act, 1909.

On the eighty-fifth day, Mr. George Heathcote offered another petition for the said printer, and represented, that the fees amounting to one hundred and twenty-one pounds, he was not able to pay them, that, therefore, he hoped the house would consider his case; but the A droll account of the reception of her _Mercure galant_ at Windsor is given in the _North British Review_, vol. xxxix. p. 349. [38] Sir John Barrow, the well-known Secretary to the Admiralty, who died in 1848 in his eighty-fifth year. [39] Benjamin Disraeli, afterwards Lord Beaconsfield. [40] In after years Sir John Taylor Coleridge (1790-1876), one of the Judges of the Court of Queen's Bench. [41] Storrs, Windermere. [42] John Cay, member of the Scotch Bar, Sheriff of Linl Mr. David Laing, differing from Allan Cunningham, considered that the picture presented "anything but a fortunate likeness." Northcote died July 13th, 1831, in his eighty-fifth year. [192] Act III.

For instance, my dear Mr. Grey, I will open the Arabian Nights' Entertainments, merely for an exemplification, at the one hundred and eighty-fifth night; good! S'incliner devant Dieu, c'est toujours le moins humiliant.' Manning died on January 14th, 1892, in the eighty-fifth year of his age.


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