The hounds were registered, as can be seen now in Lord Middleton's private kennel stud book, through which his lordship can trace the pedigrees of his present pack for a hundred and sixty years to hounds that were entered in 1760, got by Raytor, son of Merryman and grandson of Lord Granby's Ranter.

My furlough had nearly expired; and, as I, was to leave the village the next morning to join my regiment, then on the point of being shipped off at Portsmouth, for India, several of my old companions spent the evening with me, in the Marquess of Granby.

The farewell party at the Granby was described by the witnesses.

" Two of the best stories are The Bride, by Theodore Hook, and the Shooting Star, an Irish tale, by Lord Nugent; and a Dialogue for the year 2310, by the author of Granby, has considerable smartness.

Ambrose Lace, for example, master of the Liverpool ship Marquis of Granby bound in 1762 for Old Calabar, was ordered to combine with any other ships on the river to keep down rates, to buy 550 young and healthy slaves and such ivory as his surplus cargo would purchase, and to guard against fire, fever and attack.

* * ARLINGTON, By the Author of "Granby," Is not the most striking novel of the season.

Ch. 15.00 Granby.

10.70 Granby.

Ladies, for McIntosh, Ga., by Mrs. Henry Fairbanks ...1.40 Granby.

SEE Granby, George. HEATON, WILLIS EDGAR.

Miss Granby's secret; or, The bastard of Pinsk.

Stephen Graham (A); 21Mar57; R188755. GRANBY, GEORGE.

SEE Granby, George. HEATON, WILLIS EDGAR.

Miss Granby's secret; or, The bastard of Pinsk.

Miss Granby's secret.

He preferred the baronial retirement and rural quiet of Belvoir, to the busy court; though he was created Marquess of Granby, in the county of Nottingham, and Duke of Rutland.

"The great Marquess of Granby" born in 1721, was the son of this duke.

Lord, 'tis a story as bald as Granby!

" <b>GRANBY, MARCHIONESS OF.</b>

Replies as follows to circular: "Lady Granby has been written about by Miss Tomlinson, 20 Wigmore Street, London, W.

I begin to grow acquainted with Colonel Coote, and figure him packing up chests of diamonds, and sending them to his wife against the King's weddingthunder go to the Tower guns, and behold, Broglie and Soubise are totally defeated; if the mob have not much stronger heads and quicker conceptions than I have, they will conclude my Lord Granby is become nabob.

They, who had rallied their very dejected courage, demanded terms, and hard ones indeedpromise of never consulting Lord Bute, dismission of his brother, and the appointment of Lord Granby to be Captain-Generalso soon did those tools of prerogative talk to their exalted sovereign in the language of the Parliament to Charles I. The King, rather than resign his sceptre on the first summons, determined to name his uncle Captain-General.

L.M. 30.00 Granby.

This black man had lived in his service as footman for several years, and has been portrayed in several pictures, particularly in one of the Marquis of Granby, where he holds the horse of that general.

The lovely Lady Granby (now Duchess of Rutland) was therereminding me, as always, of the reflection of something in water on a misty day.