... (Cheer*, and Hear, hear,*' from the Duke of Cambridge.) He had the greatest possible gratification j in proposing the Health of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge.” (Cheers ) Hi, Royal llighties, the Duke of ...

... society celebrated on Thursday (St- George’s Day) a public dinner the London Tavern, over which Ins Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge presided. The object of the rociety is the relief of compositors and pressmen, ami their widows, in seasons of adversity ...

... observed the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Speaker of the House Commons, the Bishop of Norwich, the Puke of Sns«ex, the Duke cf Cambridge, the Officers of Slate connected with the ceremonial, and these were followed a long line r.f the Royal carriages, conveying ...

... fell far below the deserts ol the Duke of Cambridge, whose name was at the head of all the charities of this country, and who never refused to preside at dinners for cliariiahle purposes.” Who ever suspected the Duke would refuse on invitation to a good ...

... Chairman then in short speech proposed the ** Members of the Royal Family,” and paid a high compliment tli** Duke of Cambridge. The Duke of Cambridge returned thanks for the honour which had been done him and the Royal Family; and in expressing earnest wish ...

... Duchess of Saxe Cohonrg. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Her Royal Highness the Duclu of Cambridge, proxy, for her Royal the Duchess of Saxe Go:ha. Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta of Cambridge, proxy for her Ro'ftl Highness the Princess ...

... a suitable provision for German '•pitflt* the Duke Cambridge, with paternal genets »•»*)% having resolved make allowance to hi* during his natural life. know that deinoca'ttc discontent has called the Duke rich man ; and «• fore, ask* of his Royal Highness ...

... invited were the Duchess of Kent, the Duke of (’ohurg, the Prince Ernest, the Duke ot Norfolk, Duke and Duchess of Bedford, Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, besides a large number ol other Peers, five gentlemen of the Duke of Coburg's suite, ...

... nature of hi» invention, and exhibited the apparatus by which is carried into effect, in the presence hit Koval the Duke of Cambridge, the Marquis Douro, Lord K Grosvenor, Lord C. Somerset, Sir F. 'lVenrh, ami several other distinguished and scientific ...

... wretched man was allowed lake leave his parents on Monday last, when the scene most distressing. Cambridge Installation. Cambridge, Jaly 6 The Chancellor (the Duke of Norlhomlrerland) being member of St. John’s college, splendid fete champrtre was given by ...

... e ■oiilvng. The Duke [it the Sherrill court, Thursday, live Uukevot Brunswick n verdict against the Lancaster CnardTon, for » «Pel, in which it was stated that the Duke had been arrested Preston Guild, one of the swell •otib. the duke pleaded his own ...

... at a quarter past eight, when he left, accompanied his suite, to dine with the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, at Stafford House, where the Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge, and a large party of noble and distinguished guests, were invited meet him. l>ater ...