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... 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 ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT PLYMOUTH. Field Marshal H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, the Commander-in-Chief, arrived at Plymouth on Satur- day night, on a tour of inspection, accompanied by Lieut.-General Sir C. Ellicott, Quartermaster-General; C. R. Middleton ...
... 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 ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON THE ARMY. The Duke of Cambridge has been examined before the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the working of the Mutiny and Marine Mutiny Acta. His Royal Highness stated that it was his opinion ...
... DEPARTURE OF THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. I Saturday afternoon the Duke of Cambridge and suite left Belfast for Dublin by the limited mail at a quarter-past three. The morning was spent by his Royal Highness in attending to pri- vato matters, and in enjoying ...
... BANQUET TO THE DUKE OF CAM- BRIDGE. SPEECH BY THE PRINCE OF WALES. A banquet to the Duke of Cambridge on the occasion of' his completion of the WMtl year of his mli. tarT service was given by the United Service Club at the Hotel Metropole last night. ...
... ented by the Duke of Cam- bridge on the appearance of the troops and the efficient way in which the day's evolutions were s carried out. The different corps returned to bar- Iracks before two o'clock. This afternoon the Duke of Cambridge visited ,the ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT PORTSMOUTH. - .. - ?? . o His Royal Highness the Duke of ~Cambridge, Command- ?? arrived at~ the Landport~ Station, fronm London, ~at two o'clock on Wiednesda afternooin, and at i d once proceeded to the official residence of ...
... at the Old Balky for assault. jug the Duke of Cambridge, a, good deal of interest appered to be manifested to hear etle proceedings. The detendant surrendered to his bail shortly afier ten o'clock, and the duke took his seat on the bench. Mr. Poland ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT CHATHAM. - I -a -1 A. v- v F 1 I;~ c -vc.^ The Duke of Camnbyi 1g,~ arcornpanied by the members of his personal and the headquarter staf, visited Chathlai to-day for the purpose of making an oi`pection of the troops at that garrison ...
... FUN ERAL or THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The mortal remains of his late Royal High. E ness the Duke of Cambridge were On Tuesday Ei morning removed from Cambridge House, and deposited beneath the porch of Kew Church; As early as four o'clock ...
... FIELD-IMIARSHAL H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, K.G. COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE BRITISH ARMY ITHE BREAKFAST ROOM ?? THE DUKE OF CA1/BRIDGE A2D HIS WVORK AT GLOUCESTER HOUSE Tt llexact conditions under which the Duke of Cambridge performs the ...