...of his father. Such are the following: — " The sledge of Count Razumousky, who had offended him, was, by the Emperor's order, broken into small pieces, while he stood by and directed the work. It happened to be of a blue colour, and the Count's servants wore red liveries. Upon which an ukase...

...small pieces by the emperor's order, while he stood by and directed the work ; the offence being that the horses had been found with it in the streets without their driver. It happened to be of a blue color, and the count's servants wore red liveries ; therefore a ukase was published prohibiting throughout...

...his head, as criminals are punished. ' The sledge of Count Razumovsky was, by the Emperor's orders, broken into small pieces, while he stood by and directed...immediately published, prohibiting throughout the Empire of All the Russias the use of blue colours in ornamenting sledges, and red liveries. ' Coming down...

...succeeded in turning, but Paul had him punished on the spot. — MASSON. The sledge of Count Razumoffski was, by the emperor's order, broken into small pieces,...without their driver. It happened to be of a blue color; and the count's servants wore red liveries; upon which a ukase was immediately published, prohibiting...

...succeeded in turning, but Paul had him punished on the spot. — MASSON. The sledge of Count Razumoffski was, by the emperor's order, broken into small pieces,...without their driver. It happened to be of a blue color; and the count's servants wore red liveries; upon which a nkas<: was immediately published, prohibiting...