1
As respects their red riband, however, it may go a-begging for me.
2
General Charles Howard and a Mr. Saville are named to the red riband.
3
P. S.- Ihavejust heard that they have sent you the red riband.
4
Fawcitt will have the red riband with another person, who will surprise you.
5
By the Lord, my old boy, they've given you the red riband at last!
6
I hope you intend to let me announce that red riband in general orders to-morrow, Dick?
7
For my nosegay I got this red riband, for the fruit this peach with a piece bitten out.
8
Hans Stanley is to go Ambassador to Russia; and my nephew, Ellis, to Spain, decorated with the red riband.
9
There was something foreign in his air-and the half military habit, relieved by the red riband of the Bourbon knighthood.
10
He had then looked forward to a coronet, a red riband, a seat at the Council Board, an office at Whitehall.
11
Except a barony, a red riband, and a good place for her brother, Lady Suffolk could succeed but in very subordinate recommendations.
12
The rowers were clad in white, with red sashes and, red ribands round their hats.
13
Why the sight of your red ribands would send them mad, as it's nearly sent me.
14
(123) George Howard has decked himself with a red riband, money, and honours!
15
"No!-thepapers tell us that you have received one of the lately vacant red ribands?"
