... incredible speech is re. ported in the English newspapers as having been delivered by the Duke of Cambridge. The report states t'iat-' His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge made a speeca upon the occasion, in which he begged to assure the gentlemen present ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE Hanover, Feb. 7— His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge is confined to his room by a fit of the gout ; according to the Bulletin of to-day l,i_ R oya l Highness had a good night, but is not yet better. ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Ohstrver states that it is authorised” to daily the accuracy of the speech attributed to him at Leiceater, in which Ins Royal Highness was reported to have aaid that Mea-weed and rotten potatoes would make wholeaome and nutritiona ...

... upon rhe Duke of Cambridge, to ascertain his Royal Highness* pleasure as to the acceptance of an invitation troni tbat body, to dine in the Guildhall, or leceive an address on the occasion of K. R. H's passage through our ancient city. The Duke of Cambridge ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. On the motion of Lord Casclereagh, an Address was voted to the Prince Regent, on the Marriage of the Duke, and also Addresses to the Queen and the Duke and Duchess, with the usual congratulations. Addresses were ordered. Mr. Canning ...

... incredible speech is reported in the English newspapers as having been delivered by the Duke of Cambridge. The report states that his Royal Highness the Duke of CAmbridge made a speech upon the occasion, in which he begged to assure the gentlemen present ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Duke of Cambridge was present some days since at the representation of the Anglaises pour rire, at the Theatre of Varietes. The acting- of Brunet and Potier, and their grotesque ctricatur- ing, a good deal diverted his Royal ...

... DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. • Lord (M. P. jar Ificomingier,) rise move fur a copy of a Letter from his Royal Ilighnebs the Duke of Cambridge., to the Cumniander in -Chief, rendering his resignation of the cuinniand of the Hume District. It appeared that his command ...

... reason to believe, the most authentic, report of the speech delivered at that meeting by the Duke of Cambridge : — His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge (who was warmly received) said that he rose to return his grateful thanks for the manner in which ...

... incredible speech is 1 ; ,ortea in the English newspapers as having been dered by the Duke of Cambridge. 'the report states that Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge made a e u upon the occasion, in which he begged to assure aC ti Aentlemen present, upon ...

... THE DUKE CAMBRIDGE. His Royal Highness, the Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by bis son-in-law and daughter, the tlrand Duke and Duchess of Mecklenburg Htrelitz, were to dine yesterday at Hamilton-Palaoc, where the Marquis of Douglas and the ...

... ! THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Hanover, Feb. 26.— The 24th being the birth- day of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the citizens gave his Royal Highness a serenade by torch-light ; General Benningsen had a grand party in the evening. ...