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... -iotol THE DUKE CAMBHIDOE. Hi« Royal Field-jlarshal the Duke of Cambridge, Commandor-in-Chief of Her ’Majesty’s Forces, passed tlirough Alloa on Thursday last, visit Count Flahault, the French Arabassabor to England, who is at present residing at Tulliallan ...
... minutes of that ti the iin-1 F.mprcss entered their carriage, ■'which were nlso seated H.R.H. Prince Albert nod this Duke of Cambridge. Six or scvett'Otlier carriages followed. The cortege, escorted » » stjtiadron of Lite Guards, loft Buckingham-Palace ...
... his anile to the Toileries. Lord Cowley then presented_thc Duke to the Emperor and the Empress. The Emperor gave a grand review in the Champ Man on Wednesday in honour of the Duke of Cambridge. The troops comprised 24 battalions of iufanlty, squadrons ...
... committee presided over by Major-General Macdonald. The interest of the occasion was enhanced by the presence of the Duke of Cambridge, who had come from London on purpose to take part in the proceedings. Carried in procession through the streets thronged ...
... present. . Lord Granville said the question of employing black troops in the Soudan was engaging attention, and the Duke of Cambridge stated that the colonial bad been accepted, though bat! yet be considered for the actual despatch of contingents. ...
... arowed bis inability to answer without notice. reply to Lord llardinpe, explanations were given by Earl Granville and the Duke of Cambridge as *o the appointment of Captain Wellesley the post of military attache at St Petersburg. Several bills were advanced ...
... of Prawwep wert «ieh aca HMearinthe nd gee ALT ee Crocuses, Narcissus, &e.; also, qu Camelias in pots, Duke of Ediuburgh, Reatrice Duke of Cambridge. Prince Le Princess May, &c., &c. Sale to commence a ...
... regulations relating to that deportment of the service has just been issued for goueraj information direction of F.M. the Duke of Cambridge. The Alliance between Russia and the United States. Manhattan” assures ua that the Russians are making the roost of their ...
... Prince Christian was opposed not only the Prince of I Wales, but also the Duke of Edinburgh and the | Duke of Cambridge, and that all those refused to give her away.” The Duke of Cambridge would not even go the wedding, pleading a sudden ...
... of Buckingham, drove in an oi>en carriage, although this time rain was falling very heavily. She was attended by the Duke of Cambridge, who rode by her side, and the military staff. The generals and their staff occupied positions in front of the troops ...
... faraday, •nd by the moat distingui•hed mid women of all countries rho bate lately been there. the Prince of Wide. and the Duke of Cambridge. Take• as • basins.. enierprus. it may be re• yarded favourably, Imam.. the Piccadilly rn. wider the same nisnagement ...
... present were—Lord Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, the Earl Russell, the Duke of Newcastle, Sir C. Lewis, Sir C. Wood, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset, Lord Stanley of Alderlcv, Mr Cardwell, M ...