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... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE IN coutinustion of our eta ination of this 1 tomphlei,wr shall i.no quote °early positive asiertious. Col. Dawkins writes VI hat could be more disk. !mumble than dismieeloir Me on this prrteoce that had ow 'hoes the untruth of ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE THE The Duke of Cambridge was entertained at dinner by the Fishmongers' Company last evening the coarse of & speech he said the question relating to the army, which, no hoped, was beginning to feit'by the people of England, was this— ...
... DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS IN A SERIOUS CONDITION. The of the aged Duke of to pang roe to great sextet,. the Cog aed Queen ere trio routhatli ieformed from Olovotottor Heuer. at the et Ito ileglaesie Theeigh as immediate /eager is aatieipaled ...
... THEI DUKE OF OAiBRIDGE, Tbh Duke of Cambridge yesterday co'mpleted the fiftieth year of his service in the British Army, ?? 'recived his first appointment on the 3rd xof November, 1837; only a few months after her majostyes accession to the Throne, his ...
... DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. FRAIL BUT WELL.-A0 CAUSE VC ANXIETY. Timm is foundation for the alarmist imports that Duke of Cambrian* is His our remeasatiatim •nformed at Wenreiter House. Imadas, yesterday. is nodes well. He went for , • drive sad h• has mil ...
... DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE HOTEL (NV \I: THE 4.1 NN), North Shore, Blackpool. It POOL—Two minutes . trete 1 the Bed, use of Sitting-room, l'.ano, mid attendanee, lb per day, 10/6pel Splendid sea view; on the road to Uncle wock.—Mr•. ilatchiniion 29, Topping-et ...
... EDUKE CAMRRIDG The Duke of NewcastLe, iu answer to Lord Redesdale, stated that Duke of Cambridge had acted acconding to his from Paris to Vienna, and that alter af in proceeding on his way to the seat of war. having discharged the duty confided to him ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE OFFICERS. It is not often that the Commander-in-Chief has to censure officers in terms so severe as are contained in a General Order recently issued. His Royal Highness says: The Comminder-in—Chief has learned with much regret ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE Th® Duke Cambridge, who proaenft Field Marshal Chief, will appointed Coramander-in-Cliief patent his fifty years’ the army.—On tbo ocoasion his baring com* fifty years in-rrics the Army, tilt Duke was last oigbt ...
... that she was born at Como, in Italy; that some years ago she had an interview with the late Duke of Leinater, in the promos of the Duke of Cambridge and the late Duke of Bedford, remeeting her alleged relationship with the Royal I gamily; that when she was ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Pahs. Saturday.—The Duke of Cambridge left here for London ten minute* twelve to-day.—Reuter. NEW BISHOP'S VISIT TO THE KING. The Exchange Telegraph Company that the of London left town this morning for Sandnogbim to pay homage ...
... THE DUKE CAMBRIDGE- PARIS, Thunder. Tb* Daks a' rami ridge, two aidse ...