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... Augusta,the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince George, have visited the Queen Dowager, at Marlborough Hause. We are happy to state that the health of the Duke of Sussex has much improved. His Hoyal Higlmess entertained the Duke of ...
... between his Majesty William IV. the reigning Duke of Brunswick, the Duke Cambridge, and other memhers of the family, and by which the Duke of Brunswick was also placed under the tutelage of the Duke of ...
... yendish, and Sir Frederick Stevin, arrived from the New Palace, escorted by a party of Life Guards. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge at- tended the Leyee. ...
... Robert Peel. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge went from his residence at Kew on Wednesday, to llieh mond-park, and spent the forenoon shooting. Their Ho al Highnesses the Duchess and the Prin- cess Augusta of Cambridge arrived in town on Wed- nesday ...
... Castle this morning foi R-amsgate. Their Majesties will have visited the Queen 10 days. PRINCE GEORGE OF CAMBRIDGE—His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has purchased Coombe Wood, near Kingston, the beautiful seat of the late Earl of Liverpool, as a residence ...
... coffin, and the pall borne by the Duke of Bedford, the Duke of Devonshire, the Duke of Sutherland, and the Earl of Arran His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge was chief mourner, and appeared much affected. The ...
... Waterloo, the Duke of Wellington gave his annual banquet to the oflicers who distinguished themselves on that memorable occasion. The entertainment was of the most elegant description, and covers were laid for 75 guests. The Duke of Cambridge and the Marquess ...
... Distribution of the Prizes of the Fine Art Union in London, on Tuesday week, on which occasion His Royal High- new the Duke of Cambridge presided, Mr. John Thomas law utatwner, in this town, obtained a prize of Twenty-five Pounds. PBKBKNTAIIOJT OF PLATK ...
... THE DUKE OF SUSSEX. We briefly announced in our last the alarming illness of this illustrious prince. Dr. Chambers and Dr. Holland remained in attendance on his Royal Highness on Thursday night. Between 1 and 2 o'clock on Friday morning the Duke appeared ...
... its close the Duke was a patient listener, sitting in the same scat, and resting his hands, and occasionally his chin, on his ivory-headed cane. He did not rise, however, a Navigation-law repealer, for the name of the Duke of Cambridge does not appear ...
... sponsor-, invited to answer at the font for ■be future \JonrC:1 of this great empiie are—- The King of Pmssin The Duke of Cambridge Ferdinand, Duke ol Saxe Coburg, uncle to Pi ince Albert, The Prinress Sophia and T'>e Duchess ol Sa\e Cobor^. It is understood ...
... Wales, the Princess Royal, the Duke o! Cambridge, the Ministera of State, the guest Officers of the Household, the Foreign Antbassadors,and a number of the leading tradesmen and nobility of the country, including the Duke of Wellington, Sir R. Peel, &c ...