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... Gooch's, l n ufibik, in October last t was 1-11 pheasants, 60 hares, five woodtockls, and several ?? Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge was of the party'. _ ?? Laat week, a sheep, of the -Leicester breeri, was I exposed for sale in Nevcast1 Mlarket' ofthe ...
... Wi -SC] AN APRIL FOOL. jec Cs Go look for truth in deism, or sense in absenteeism. c Or discouragement to theism, in a Cambridge school; Ml Court an author for his pence, read Shelley for his sense, je, And dub yourself from hence-forth an April fool ...
... 4WItIfftiono. a CAMBRIDGE PRIZE POEM. The Cambridge English prize poem for 1826 is a very w eloquent poetical essay on Venice. The opening lines k will sufficiently testify the correctness of our opinion:- h1 fc Spirit ! who oft, at night's unclouded ...
... were prevented from following X their occupations, there was al dinuer given of the Thea- trical Funld, at which the Duke of Cambridge presided. I The 'here was not i ?? of' argument adductd in oppo- t ition to the reasniableness of the petition, although ...
... political articles we eumi the liad say nothing, because we have not read tilelm. unc rne? Life of his Grace, Field M'aruhal the Duke of Wellingqton fill mible Pamt 3. London: Henry Caoulbnm.-This ?? well wittcim ?? trml smpirit stirring life of the great ...
... Salisbury, £100; Lord Verulam, 100 the Earl of Essex, £60; Abel Smith, Esq., l1.P., £100' the Hon. G. D. Ryder, 650.-At Cambridge, on Saturday last, a Mr. Adeane spoke in the following very comple - mentary style of Sir R. Peel:- The Premier certainly ...
... Ashby, Mrs, in a Milanese costume, exceedingly inter- y a esting Ashroft, Thomas, in a Spanish costume urnAshcroft, Thomas, Duke-street, as the Earl of Leicester; MIs splendidly attired low Ashley, Wm, in Turkish costume an- Ashley, Mrs William, in a fancy ...
... no rational being could hesitate in believing that the abolition of the duties would double the price of bread. L The Duke of Cambridge said that things were not 80 in bad as had been represented. He had that day dined rywith the Lord Mayor, and could assure ...
... the police on Saturday week. The Rev. 11. M. Walker, of Oriel College, Oxford, and the Rev. F. Laing, of (iueen's College, Cambridge, were received into the Church of Rome, at Oscot, on the ult. The total amount of railway calls for the present month £4 ...
... 11 Oil Plough Monday, llil. Tin. b. Tuesday. 12 6 3t» 7 13 11 9 Sun rises 8h 13m, sets 4h. dm. Wednesday..l 3 751 12 5 Cambridge Term begins. Thursday ..14 8 53, 9 13 Oxford Term begins 15' 9 47110 17 15 Cotton imported into Liverpool Saturday .. lt> ...
... Earl of Elgin is have the Green Riband, vacant by the death the Duke of Argyll. The Grand Duke second son of the Emperor of Russia, is shortly expected to arrive this country. The Cambridge Chronicle states positively that the installation of nee Albert ...
... unasgutr r>g, ye* apoearacce, may he a-cribed the const a- pat'or.a'.e of 11. R. H. Prince Albert, Prince Georre Cambridge, G.aee toe Duke of Wellington, and the principal memberi fth Senate, the Pulpit, and the Bar. Ga.i-Mbte«l—A new kind of gas-meter ...