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... his Royal Highness the Duk. f Cambridge his kindly countenance, his joyout laugh, and the marks of recognition he every moment sellt forth. breaking down the frostwork of courtly ceremony. Now, as the Duke of Cambridge was not at the ball at all-both ...
... Hanworth, Colonel Sir James Henry Reynett, K.C.H., Aide-de-Camp to the Queen, and Equerry to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, to Eliza, eldest daughter of James Campbell, Esq., of Hampton Court. DIED. On Saturday last, aged 49 years, at Pontypool ...
... following annual donations :—The Queen £ 105, Queen Dowager £ 25, Duchess of Kent £ 25, Duke of Cambridge £30, Duchess of Cambridge L'20, the President £ 105; Duke of Newcastle, Sir C. Mor- gan, C. Morgan, Esq., and Sir W. W. Wynn, £ 50 each Lord Clive ...
... be derived, and the general impression was, that a melancholy event might be expected. The Dukes of Cumberland and Sussex were lent for, and the Duke of Cambridge, to whom an express fvas despatched last week, is expected at Windsor. The Archbishop of ...
... His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge was in carriage with the of P. J. Miles, Esq., ol Leigh ourt. He watched the proceedings, in which appeared take great interest, for several hours. His Grace the Duke cf Richmond, the Duke of Beaufort, the Marquis ...
... = 1 ° ? 1 Royal Highness. g - Supporter of the Pall, the Duke of Sutherland. Supporter of the Pull, the Duke of Bedford. Supporter of the Pall, the Earl of Arran. Supporter of the Pall, the Duke of Devonshire. Covered with black velvet pall, adorned with ...
... Uracioes Majesty the Queen, 101 guineas; the Queen Dowager, £25; the Duchess of Kent, £25; the Duke of Cambridge (president of the day,) 5 I £25; the Duke of Newcastle, £50 Earl of PoW;is (president otithe Secietv,) £50; Sir C. lorgan, £50; I Sir Watlkin ...
... 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 ...
... room of Mr. Hughes Hughes, resigned. The Duke of Wellington leaves Apsley House at the close of the week for Strath(ieldsaye, where he will entertain circle of visitors during the Easter recess. The Duke of Cambridge has entirely recovered from his late attack ...
... the Duchess of Gloucester and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge with whom she had been driving, arrived about eleven, and were speedily fol- lowed by the Duchess of Cambridge and the Grand Duke and Duchess of Mecklenburgh Strelitz. The ball beo-an ...
... 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 ...
... Shortly after ten o'clock the Lord Chancellor took his Suatr>°1. t Z001?*' 8od one*1 ,he peers present we noticed the Duke of Cambridge, the Earl of Dalhousie, Lord Brougham. Lord Campbell, Lord Denman, Lord Redesdale, Lord Beau- mont, Lord Strangford, ...