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... 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 ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Telegraph Companv elates that the foliaving ballet, n was this Hx« Royal Highneu farly good night, and hi* condition 11 somewhat better this morn ...
... DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ly ill1 k. INTENDS TO RESIGN. .,LoNDoN, Friday. to Onl the House of Commlons gofing into Coal- ml! ~,f, Mittele of Supply oin the Armyv Estimates this bit ~Lu afternoon, Mr. Carapbell-Banimerman announced F e that the Dluke of tJiribridge ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AN THE JOURNALIST. Sir Charles RosaeU, Q.C, aad Mr. UwW fht will hold watching briefs behalf of Cambridge the hearing of the arguments fog, making absolute the order aim lectutlr granted to* ' Lord Chief Justice Coleridge aad Hawkins ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Bow-street magistrate to-day refused to grant a summons against the Duke of Cambridge for an alleged assault upon a reporter last Saturday. ILLNESS IN THE ROYAL FAMILY. The Marquis of Lorne has become suddenly indisposed with ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Exchange Telegraph Company's represeutalive was informed this afternoon that the Duke of Cambridge was eaUsfactorJy Hia Royal Highnem was nailed by Sir Tli)mae Barlow and Mr. R. Fuller this morning FREEDII OF EDINBURGH FIR U.S. ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. In a deleriptive sketch of the Duke of Cambridge, the thus describes his Royal Highnese at Gloucester Houte In a round, mellow vonse, singularly unlike that of his Royal cousins, the Corn. mander.in.Chief talks and tolerantly of ...
... I DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE I- HIS LAST -OFFICIAL VISIT TO i is R ?? plinessMO ?? Cambridge, -~Couilsan,,ier-iui-Chief, arrived 'at Portsmout h IC onl T1hursday to nmake his final ana~pection of il e 'C of troops in the P-ortsmounth garrison. InI conic - at qu'o'- ...
... amongst whom were the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Trek, the Netherlands Minister, Viscount Boyne, the Earl of St. Germans, the Earl of Alairdeen, the Earl of Devon, the Earl of Jersey, Az., Lc. The Duke of Cambridge, in responding to the ...
... The “ Duke of Cambridge.” s.—Local R.B.A.B. 10 Shots at an scores: Corpl. oward, 37; Mr. Beere, Victory, 44; Cdr. Brooks, R.N.,. 41; Mr, Bounton, Excellen 37; Cdr. Sir I. Fletcher, } Mr. arrison, Vic tory, 20; Lt. Grell, R.N., 46 Cooper, R.M., 46; Mr ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON The Duke responding for the at a Livery dinner at that if they wanted to go on being great if wanted to deiended in every that for 8 | of the world, they gould not get were a but they were Let them look marae to the far East, ...