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... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. In acknowledging vote of thanks for presiding over the quarterly meeting the National Rifle Association,the Duke of Cambridge remarked that ho had accepted the office of president with the greatest sa ...
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... Sunday afternpon, at half-past four, her Majesty, /h ua his Royal Elighnesi Prince Albert, the Grand Duke Coll- d stantine, end his Royal Highness the Duke of Combridge, st A embarked on board tile Victorias and Albert yactit whieh i4 at ones stood away ...
... DR. TANNER AND THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. On tbo motion for the adjournment of the bouse, Tanner, amidst loud eriee of Order,” inquired whether it was true that the Duke of Cambridge bad retired from the post of Comraanderin-Cnief of the Army, and was making ...
... DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE THE MANSION HOUSE. At Guildhall yesterday the freedom the ei y London was presented to the Duke Cambridge with great ceremony. In the evening dined with the Lord or, at the Mansion-house. In his speech the chief point was that had a ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDG THE ARMY AND WAVE The Easter banquet at the Masi5on London, took Place on Monday nig t n Cue, brilliant affair. The Duke of Cain h'I Marquis of Ealisbury, Lord S ambridg. vi and other noblemen, together with 5drlig5 bers of Parliament ...
... VISIT OF THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE TO PUYMOUTH. (Renter's Telegram.) Pltmocth Oct. 23.—T0-day hi* Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge paid his annual visit of inspection to this port. This morning the troops in the garrison here were reviewed his Royal Highness ...
... deserve the good Opine0 wha the people of England have alwavs them, Subsequently, in responaing to the t of his on health, the Duke of Cambndl d In the position in which I am placed I s e vour to do my duty, and f bear to assure youI as quite 'prepared to ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE VERSUS HISTORY. The Duke of Cambridge, at recent City banquet, made the following assertion—a bold one even for a soldier: —There can be no moral power unless yon have physical power to support it. He urged that the two services ...
... 2 & RR SI 7 ndon on > have THE DUKE OF CAMB ed over AND THE OLD SOLD | nising an old soldier The Duke of Cambrid, out ness espied Park keeper Swift- | ip eon- arduous with medals and ime the old « Couneil, him, the Duke made ork ata career, and elicited ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON HARBOUR DEFENCES. The Duke of Cambridge gave evidence yesterday before the Select Committee on the Dover Harbour Bill He said no other part of the coast appeared him so important for defensive purpow* Dover, and the plan of Sir ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE THE NEWSPAPER PRESS. At the ann lal festival of the Newspaper Press Fond Saturday night, the Duke of Cambridee. in proposing the ! toast of the evening. said : The cause which I ai vocate i««one which speaks much for itself that ...