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... ftationed off the Elbe and Wefer. They are to into a corps, to he commanded his Royal the Duke of Cambridge. A Militsrv Council feven General Officers, the Duke York their head, will fit every day the War-Office upon and the remit of its deli aerations ...
... staff:—His Royal Highness the Duke of York, Commander-in-Chief; Hi* Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, the command of the British cavalry, with two Lieutcnant-Gcnerala ' under him; and His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, with seven Lientenant-Generals ...
... William Walker, Lieutenants; Thomas i.uiry, Gen:. Ensign.' . —•—~— - The Duke of Cambridge Nflfl appointed the Rev. Samuel Birth. M. A. fellow rjf St; J.mn's Col.cgc, Cambridge and Curate of Ihstock, Leicestershire, to one of bis Domestic Chuphuns. Thursday ...
... a wife precaution, than to any abfolute necellity. About three quarters paft twelve o clock, Jjer the PrincrfLs, and Duke of Cambridge, went from the Queen's Houfe St. James's and halt pall two o'clock the toldingdoors Wert thrown open, when her Majsfty ...
... and Westminster. The Guards were not inspected by any of the Royal Dukes, as is customary, owing the incessant rain that fell. The Dukes of York, Clarence, Cumberland, Kent, and Cambridge, also the Princess Charlotte Wales, breakfasted with their Majesties ...
... For Hushy park 128 9 8 Duke of Kent, Ist regiment of Foot 775 As Governor of Gibraltar-.. 3643 0 0 Duke of Cumberland, as Colonel of the 15th regiment 1085 17 6 As Lieutenant-General on the Staff, &c. 1348 8 Duke of Cambridge, as Colonel of the Coldstream ...
... troops, which are expeftation of immediately embarked. has been circulated on the continent, that t yal Highnefsthe Duke of Cambridge, is marry Princefs, and to have the ele&orate of Han- new title. e have very great in faying that recent fti from Dublin ...
... belonging to the domestics of the Royal Family who reaided the lower part the building. The apartments occupied by the Duke of Cambridge are much injured, and a large library and the greater part his valuable furniture have been destroyed. The flames were ...
... chain ',. whic h it hoped, will sTOth 7 ented Expedition ,rce sharked' will V>.u C,Jlr »i.i, , '°oo men. The Duke Expedition. The and Cambridge, with Ge•KHNr. ,tl i So ; Lord Chatham, are ra?SN. Ved his ord recal on N , i'nmediatcly deli 1,1,1 L ...
... the Duke of Cambridge in his poft charriot, and foilowed by the Queen and Princeffes in two coaches and four, took an airing to Rich- motzd, and returned to the Queen's Houfe. At3 o'clock a PrivyCouncil was held,at wbich wereprefent, Al. PITT, Duke of ...
... and Bulke- ley followed his Majefly. They fet fail with a charming breeze, Early- this morning, the Pnrinceffes sfid Duke of Cambridge bathed. ...
... s) march- °it Trefd5y trom Deal to 1Ramfgate, to emD- tlQ tinderifand his 'Majefly has been pleafed l I 0P'liit the Duke of Cambridge Governor and his Royal Highnefs will l't le~ilnet'dav for that place. lhe Stal of W~ednefday flhys, that an em- alltiom ...