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... 'of the headk Watch the Duke, aaddreslsn 'the' offceTs, aid a highbibute tofthaxe imeunt,-hloh he had led in te lOuiimes, and. referred paicleularly to the.1dl. s hisbed ervioes 'oY Cadl, Wauehpop, ?? Its commander,. 'The Duke afterward. aunched With ...
... :THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. -FREWELL ADDREE8, The Duke of ?? ind Lord Wosee0ly were both in attendance at the War Offloe yesterday, and the Duke took ooaslon to say farewell to the head ot departments and to several prominent offloiti, Having regard to the ...
... The Duskof a Cambridge, Lord Leigh, the Earls of Hardwicke and e Shaftesbury, Earl Talbot, Lord Hatherton, Lord Calthorpe, v the Bishop of Worcester, and six Members of the Commons, were present. In reply to his health, the Duke of Cambridge 0 made a speech ...
... THIE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT LIVIRPOOL. g Liverpool bas been in a futter for some days aboutanoiliir troyal visit and reception, to come off on the anuiversari a the visit of the Queen ard Prince Albert in Ikl ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT EDINBURGH. Eis Roval Hilihnessthe Duke of Canmbriudge has handed over seventeen stands of colours, formerly (arried by Scottish regiments, to the St. Giles's Cathedral Board, Edinlb ?? with at view to their being preserved in ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT LIVERPOOL- I After a visit to Knowsley-hall, the residence of the Earl of Derby, the Duke of Cambridge on Tuesday morning paid his expected visit to Liverpool. The streets through which he paesed in reaching the Town-ball testified ...
... THEDUKEOF CAMBRIDGE IN EXETER. OPENING OF THE NEW DRILL HALLS. On Mlondpy Exeter wae honoured with a visit ot his Royal 1-ighness the luke of Cambridge for the purpose ef opening of the new Drill Hall of the ist R.V. on the site of the old Theatre in ...
... a warrant charged with assaulting his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, in Pall-mall, on Tucsrday afternoon. His Royal Highness, on being sworn, said he was walk- iog'along Pall-mall on his way to the War office, when, without any apparent rhyme or ...
... IE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT ALDERSHOT. The Field-Yfarshal Commaending-ln-Chief,accompanied by General Lord W'olseley, Adjutant-General of the Forces, and other officers of the head-quarters staff, re- cently proceeded from London to Aldershot, for the pur- ...
... THE D1TKE OF CAMBRIDGE ONj ITHME -CRISIS8. | - . * Giving the toast of the Army and Navy at a dinner in Willis's Rooms, the other evening, bis Royal Highj~ess the Commander-in-Chief said: We have sometimes drunk this toast when the proccodings of our ...
... THlE VISIT OF THI'i DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Ths following general directions have been issued Isy the Bight Worshipful the Mayor of Exeter (Mr E H Eloulditch) respecting the visit of the Duke of Cambridge on Monday next:- Arriving at 2 p.m. ?? David's Station ...