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...r CADE, with his company .] CADE: So, sirs: now go some and pull down the Savoy; others to the inns of court; down with them all. DICK: I have a s...

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...s, the patriarch John Calecas, and the powerful and cunning empress mother Anne of Savoy. The Serb king Dusan wavered between support and rejectio...

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...ent, arrested. MONTELIMART, covenant sworn at. MONTESQUIOU, General, takes Savoy. MONTGAILLARD, on captive Queen, on September Massacres. MONTMARTRE, ... ... Prussians. SAVONNIERES, M., de, Bodyguard, October Fifth, loses tem- per. SAVOY, occupied by French. SECHELLES, Herault de, in National Convention, l...

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...en in the Sardinian Majesty; nay, almost with- out a shot fired, has taken Savoy from him, which longs to become a piece of the Republic. And General ...

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...n looked at it—the red, white and green tricolour, with the white cross of Savoy in the centre. It hung damp and still. And there seemed a curious vac...

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...ine, the first King Charles’s sister. At Mindelsheim, the famous Prince of Savoy came to visit our commander, all of us crowding eagerly to get a sigh... ...’s army, and a sol- emn day of thanksgiving held in our own; the Prince of Savoy’s compliments coming to his Grace the Captain-General during the day’... ...ook Two when she cuts it. In the hour of battle I have heard the Prince of Savoy’s officers say, the Prince became possessed with a sort of warlike fu... ...to a woody hill, round the base of which, and acting against the Prince of Savoy, were forty of his squadrons. Here was a village that the Frenchmen h... ...orse especially, and on our right wing of Imperialists under the Prince of Savoy, who could neither advance his artillery nor his lines, the ground be... ...m, the Bavarian Elector and the Marechal Villeroy, over whom the Prince of Savoy had gained the famous victory of Chiari. What Englishman or Frenchman... ...Bavarian Elector’s service, and on a mission to his Highness the Prince of Savoy. Y ou can keep a secret I know from old times.” “Captain von Holtz,” ... ...l Highness, come to negotiate ex- change of prisoners with his Highness of Savoy.” ’Twas well known that very many officers in our army were well-affe... ...om the Mozelle, and then there was no more shilly-shallying. The Prince of Savoy always signalized his arrival at the army by a great feast (my Lord D...

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... all their conquests and booty of Flanders disgorged. As for the Prince of Savoy, with whom our Commander-in-Chief, for reasons of his own, consorted ... ...tion was as eager for peace as ever it had been hot for war. The Prince of Savoy came amongst us, had his audience of the Queen, 59 Thackeray and got... ... 68 Henry Esmond – Book Three gentleman-usher’s horror when the Prince of Savoy was in- troduced to her Majesty in a tie-wig, no man out of a full- b... ...o was allied to her by yet stronger ties of nature and duty; the Prince of Savoy, and the boldest of that party of the Whigs, were for bringing the yo...

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.... At this time there stood in the Strand, in Lon don, a palace called the Savoy, which was given up to the captive King of France and his son for the... ...o better—that he came back of his own will to his old palace prison of the Savoy, and there died. There was a Sovereign of Castile at that time, calle... ...ers in Lambeth Palace; they destroyed the Duke of Lancaster’s Palace, the Savoy, in the Strand, said to be the most beautiful and splendid in England... ... They were so angry with one man, who was seen to take a silver cup at the Savoy Palace, and put it in his breast, that they drowned him in the river,... ...t so fond of her but that he soon proposed to marry the Dowager Duchess of Savoy; and, soon afterwards, the widow of the King of Castile, who was rav ...

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...iers?… I remember that soon after the outbreak of the war I lunched at the Savoy Hotel in London when it was crammed with Americans suddenly swept out...

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...he chase, down the river and across the portage.” “But the squaw?” asked Louis Savoy, the tall French Canadian, becoming interested; for he had heard ... ...while Protestant and Catholic vigorously applauded. “By gar!” ejaculated Louis Savoy, who seemed overcome by the romance of it. “La petite squaw; mon ... ...;” the Yankee, Bettles, who drank to “The Queen, God bless her;” and together, Savoy and Meyers, the German trader, clanged their cups to Alsace and L... ...case critically, and swearing admir ingly to himself, handed it over to Louis Savoy. With numerous “By gars!” he finally surrendered it to Prince, and...

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...it in its true proportions; Charles V ., Emperor; Charles Emanuel, Duke of Savoy, and Catherine of Spain, his wife; Ferdinand, Duke of Florence, with ...

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...German forces together, under the Duke of Marlborough and Prince Eugene of Savoy, who commanded the Emperor’s armies. The first and greatest battle of...

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...iven in the Sardinian Majesty; nay, almost without a shot fired, has taken Savoy from him, which longs to become a piece of the Republic. And General ... ...ent, arrested. MONTELIMART, covenant sworn at. MONTESQUIOU, General, takes Savoy. MONTGAILLARD, on captive Queen, on September Massacres. MONTMARTRE, ... ... Prussians. SAVONNIERES, M., de, Bodyguard, October Fifth, loses tem- per. SAVOY, occupied by French. SECHELLES, Herault de, in National Convention, l...

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...harles II., (and through her daughter, by the way, it is that the house of Savoy, i.e. of Sardinia, has pretensions to the English throne.) This unhap...

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...stellations of gilt paper stars; then on the second stage was a dungeon of Savoy cake, surrounded by many fortifications in candied angelica, almonds,... ...in, of Voltaire, and of Beranger! I am for the profession of faith of the ‘Savoyard Vicar,’ and the immortal principles of ’89! And I can’t admit of a...

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..., and a party of these hath sub- dued Luxembourg, Lorraine, Champagne, and Savoy, even to Lyons, in which place they have met with your forces re- tur... ...derstand the game aright, they feared neither the cormorant nor mallard of Savoy, which put the good people of my country in great hope that their chi...

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...ously cleared the air, and the recent great speech of General Smuts at the Savoy Hotel 36 In the Fourth Year is probably only the first of a series o...

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...ine, the first King Charles’s sister. At Mindelsheim, the famous Prince of Savoy came to visit our commander, all of us crowding eagerly to get a sigh... ...’s army, and a sol- emn day of thanksgiving held in our own; the Prince of Savoy’s compliments coming to his Grace the Captain-General during the day’... ...achesis when she cuts it. In the hour of battle I have heard the Prince of Savoy’s officers say, the Prince became possessed with a sort of warlike fu... ...to a woody hill, round the base of which, and acting against the Prince of Savoy, were forty of his squadrons. Here was a village that the Frenchmen h... ...orse especially, and on our right wing of Imperialists under the Prince of Savoy, who could neither advance his artillery nor his lines, the ground be... ...m, the Bavarian Elector and the Marechal Villeroy, over whom the Prince of Savoy had gained the famous victory of Chiari. What Englishman or Frenchman... ...Bavarian Elector’s service, and on a mission to his Highness the Prince of Savoy. Y ou can keep a secret I know from old times.” “Captain von Holtz,” ... ...l Highness, come to negotiate ex- change of prisoners with his Highness of Savoy.” ’Twas well known that very many officers in our army were well-affe... ...om the Mozelle, and then there was no more shilly-shallying. The Prince of Savoy always signalized his arrival at the army by a great feast (my Lord D...

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...ly tremble, and that his armies, which had already possessed themselves of Savoy and Piedmont, were upon the point of taking Turin; 34 Letters on Eng... ...gene was obliged to march from the middle of Ger- many in order to succour Savoy. Having no money, without which cities cannot be either taken or defe...

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...re formed by the battalion, in the centre of which stood Prince Humbert of Savoy, when they were suddenly charged and literally cut to pieces by the A...

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... then, in conjunction with the Germans, it was to march into Italy, (where Savoy, Venice, and the Pope were even now ready with a pow- erful reinforce... ...rious sword to the Evangelic Union. It happened just then that the Duke of Savoy, an ally of the Union, demanded assistance in a war against Spain. Th... ...me of Matthias, to the Duke of Bavaria, and on his refusal, to the Duke of Savoy. As some difficulty was experi- enced in settling with the latter the... ...ince, though, to save appearances, some voices were raised for Bavaria and Savoy. But the violent religious animosities which divided the evangelical ... ... confined between the Austrian Tyrol and the Spanish territories in Milan. Savoy was surrounded by the latter and France. Hence the wavering and equiv... ... War his Parliament, could not bestow attention on the affairs of Germany. Savoy and Venice with- held their assistance; and the French minister thoug...

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... I have seen men less gifted, and I’ll swear less honest, sup- ping at the Savoy on foie gras and champagne. MENDOZA. Pooh! they have all had their tu... ... had their turn at the broiled rabbit, just as I shall have my turn at the Savoy. Indeed, I have had a turn there already—as waiter. TANNER. A waiter!... ...ET. Oh, quite well; but I am so stupid about names. MENDOZA. It was at the Savoy Hotel. [T o Hector] You, sir, used to come with this lady [Violet] to...

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...Pamby be preferr’d for wit! I see the unfinish’d dormitory wall, I see the Savoy totter to her fall; Hibernian politics, O Swift! thy doom, And Pope’s...

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...y be estimated by a clause in their treaty of 1683, with Victor Amadeus of Savoy; in which he obliges himself to interpose as mediator in disputes bet...

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... such that cabbages were found invading the flower-pots, and an outpost of savoys was once discovered in the centre of the lawn. He would prelect over...