A whimsical incident in connection with this visit of the ex-premier may be, at this distance of time, recalled without offence.
The only country seat which the premier Duke owned besides Arundel Castle was Derwent Hall, a fine old Jacobean house in the Derwent valley, on the borders of Yorkshire and Derbyshire.
At the St. Asaph Diocesan Conference the following letter, addressed by the Premier to Dr.
If Premier himself, he could ally himself on one hand with Mr. Milner Gibson, and on the other with Mr. Spencer Walpole.
The Premier came in from behind the chair with hurried pace; he had been detained in Downing Street up to the last moment.
Cobden's last reference to Gladstone seems to have been at the time of the Danish War, when he once more laments the fact that Palmerston was still Premier and able to use all parties for his ends.
Raffles, of Liverpool, and possibly might have taken the future Premier with her.
The ex-Premier permitted himself to be interviewed by means of a written catechism Dr.
The desire to hear the statement of the Premier was intense, Nationalist members sitting up all night to secure their places.
At last she thought if the Premier would take the prodigal in hand, at last he might be reclaimed.
The ex-Premier was sanguine that his Home Rule scheme would succeed.
After this Jenny Lind and I performed the duo from "Le Premier Jour de Bonheur" we had practised at my house.
He had brought some of his music with him, and Jenny Lind and I sang the duo of his latest opera "Le Premier Jour de Bonheur.
He gives his reasons for this landfall in his Le premier voyage, p.
Other fac-similes of the map are given in Varnhagen’s Premier voyage de Vespucci, in Weise’s Discoveries of America, p.
The one is entitled "Destruction du Saccagement, exerce cruellement par le Duc de Guise et sa cohorte, en la ville de Vassy, le premier jour de Mars, 1561.
Theodora awaited Josiah's presence at the premier déjeuner, which they took in their salon, with absolute excitement.
III Josiah Brown cut the top off his oeuf à la coque with a knife at his premier déjeuner next day.
It was towards the close of the following October that it came under my notice that the then Premier of the ministry was paying an autumn visit to a nobleman, whose country seat was situated near a small village on our line of rail.
He imputed the Italian declaration of war to a combination of mob dictation, bad faith on the part of the cabinet of Premier Salandra, and, to a certain degree, to the money of the powers of the Entente.
Close behind him there was a ruck of Ministers, with the much-honoured grey-haired old Premier in the midst of them.
Above all he scorned Lloyd George, an instinct telling him that the British Premier had a thousand arts where he himself, unschooled in conference with equals, had none.
Both were safely Whig, and the future Vice-President and premier of the Southern Confederacy now prepared for the canvass which was to plunge them into their duties as members of the national Congress.
Every afternoon, at this period, the "child" delighted in trying to hit the head-gear of the Premier Mine.
A few shells were sent out among the Boers to ascertain how they got Christmas over them; and they by way of reply made some good practice on the Premier Mine.
Another assault was subsequently made on the Premier fort.
The Premier Mine was the recipient of some lumps of love from this amorous gipsy; but nobody was smitten by her charms.
On Monday the enemy betrayed signs of activity in the building of a redoubt opposite the Premier Mine.
Mr Goodridge was Premier at the time of the crash, and his Government at once appealed for help to England, on the ground that if it were not forthcoming the colony would be unable to meet its obligations.
But in July 1907 Sir Edward Morris, then Minister of Justice, resigned through a disagreement with the Premier on a question of the amount of wages to be paid to the employees in the Public Works.
In 1881 Sir William Whiteway, then Premier of the colony, paid a visit to England, and his powerful advocacy procured recognition for the title of the settlers to their lands, and brought them within the pale of the Queen's law.
Roman Catholic (every Premier during the preceding half century had been a Protestant), his alleged sympathy with Mr Reid, and his alleged support of union with Canada.
