... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Naval and Military Argos professes to be in is position to state that previous to the departure of the Field-Marshal Commanding Chief for the Riviera his Poyal Highness formally intimated to her Majesty his desire to be relieved ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. LAST APPEARANCE AT ALDERSHOT. The Duke of Cambridge witnessed a cavalry attain fight at Aldershot cm Thursday, and as the 1( the operations thu Chief edd d the (acme, saying his in the army was as been never, and it he was %wow-live ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE GREEK THRONE. WE have, as a people, so long been accustomed to entertain a jealous feeling for what is called the liberty of the subject and the privileges of English-men, 'that we have unconsciously been induced to , consider ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The United Service Gazette mentions a report that the Duke of Cambridge will probably ret;re from the command in chief in the event of the proposed amalgamation of the Hoise Guards and the War Office being carried into effect. Rumour ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. the Corporation had prevented a man earning his On Thursday the Duke of Cambridge completed livelihood in a neighbourhood twice as thickly the 50th year of his service in the British Army, pdented as Fountaiweroad and the vicinity ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. following bulletin lama log H the Duke CAlN&idle peril good night, and Ms improvement of omicron, is matntsimod. ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Duke of Cambridge left Cork this morning for England, via Dublin, having completed his military inspection. Large crowds cheered.him loudly. ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. LIT ratt•Ta The Owing News says dm Dube el Can, beds* puarti a expd day ye.terday, and has 112oderate mild. Ili. Royal 12 eborough:7 ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The hislishs sir fwd this saw —IV* slight W is guise sill d.y. Us •We THE RRI'HETRICE OF BREAD. AA > sari tow Ma• Osman sia M WI. row; Ye lea The &aim arrived al noniron*, • saris of des leant nod Meow sad • Aseemals. dry. Immo ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. TOZAT'S =ruins. Thai Wowing batirtist was %surd tins Worinns. His Royal Highness this nuke of (mix Ago van to a eons& yesterday attorn.n, and afterwards pared rood sight, and this some( slur condition is sateshunoty. ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Jfommp Pori, comment!n« on the statement that the Duke af Cambridge, on being apprised of the nature of the projected Army reforms, offered remain his post during difficult period transition, says During that time it would tbo ...

... THE * DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE.” Ancther competition ‘to-day was the Duake of Cambadge’s, open to ail comers, 10 shots with service rifle 28 600 ‘yaids: The highest scores yet recorded were made by Arinouier-Sergeant Folton (G.M.), - Queen’s Wesbminstér, 45 ...