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... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. H.R.U. the Duke of Cambridge and staff is e:.- pected to arrive in Dover this (Saturday) morning, for the purpose of inspecting the troops stationed in this garrison. His Royal Highness will afterwants leave for Folkestone to inspect ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE BUMS YEOMANRY. A splendid reception awaited the members of the Buckingham and High Wycombe companies of the Imperial Yeomanry on the arrival these contingents at the latter place, in command of Colonel W. Lawson. There was ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE GUARDS. The Duke of Cambridge reviewed the Brigade of Guards, now stationed in the metropolis, in Hyde Park on Monday morning. The troops, which were formed up in line facing Park Lane, comprised the ond Battalion Grenadier ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON THE CRISIS. Giving the toast of the Army and Navy at a dinner in Willis's Rooms, the other evening, his Royal Highness the said: - We hive sometimes drunk this tout when the proceedings of our forces appeared to create no ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. In answer to a question from Lord REDESDALE, referring to certain newspaper attacks upon the Duke of Cambridge, The Duke of NEWCASTLE said the Duke of ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by Admiral PitzGeorge and Colonel Fitz George, left Victoria railway-station on Wednesday morning for Paris, en toute to Cannes. His Royal Highness travelled in a special ealoon attached to the ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by Admiral Fitz George and Colonel Fitz George, left Victoria railway-station on Wednesday morning for Paris, ea rests to Cannes. His Royal Highness travelled in a special saloon attached to the ...
... Duke of Cambridge. Scores below prize bst.— Lt. Vv. T. Curtain. 8.N.. 42; A.-Sgt. G. B. King, B.M.A ; , Cpl. A. J. Howard, E.M., 41; Lt. JA. T. Hawkins. E.M.A., 40; Gnr. W. Barber, R.N., 40; C.P.O. J. W. Bedford, E.N., 40; Gnr. A. Broom, E.N., 40; Pte ...
... DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE The Duke of Cambridge, speaking at a dinner in Linden the other night, said the wishes and thoughts of all were now concentrated on operations in a distant part of the world. He was now past work—(Oh, oh)—but he was an ardent ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Government, in consideration of the long and valuable services of the Duke of Cambridge as Commander-in-Chief, extending ever 39 years, will propose to Parliament to grant him a moderate addition to his pay as Colonel of the ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE YEOMANRY. The Duke of Carekidge, when distributing prima to the Middlesex Y s eatarday. reaserked that it was far better to hrare a ressorable annual outlaytbaa a sad Utak when danger arrived. He soled with the In* spirit ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON THE VOLONTEEIt REVIEW. TN taming ore, bmn inward by his Sopa Highep-ra Us.' Morld-Mandril GNiamaniburin. l il i a Royal Hight:was Yield-Marsha Command. ing.in•Chief had much pleasure in twinging to notice of UIP of Mate War the ...