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... mourning-coaches, and the private carriages the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Wellington. His Grace the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis of Anglesey, Sir Peel, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Sir John M'Donald, Sir ...
... more potatoes grow next year. At one of these meetings the Duke of Cambridge, uncle to the Queen, had heard the potato blight, but believed it had been greatly exaggerated. Thus a bundle of dukes, five in number, including Wellington and Richmond, not hitherto ...
... Most Gracious Majesty the Queen His Royal Highness Prince Albert 500 His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge 300 H.R.H. the Duchess of Gloucester 200 The Duke of Devonshire 1000 Messrs Baring, Brothers, & Co 1000 Messrs Jones Loyd & Co Messrs Overdid ...
... assemblage. The five splendid rooms were all crowdel. In one corner you would see the Duke of Cambridge gossiping with Times or Chronicle reporter ; in another the Duke Wellington eyeing the portrait of some old friend and compatriot in arms'; Air Haflam ...
... for every additional 10,000 Subscribers. The Drawing of the Art- Union Prizes, which takes place the presence of the Duke of Cambridge, is regulated in the following manner: —all the Subscribers' Numbers of the Art-Union are placed one wheel, and the number ...
... fields, very few of them having yet made their appearance in the barn-yard. The Duke of Cambridge.—Our town was visited on Monday last his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. e drove to the Castle in his travelling carriage, where he was received Sir Archibald ...
... the Duke of Cambridge - On Wednesday his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge entered his seventy-third year. Royal Marriage.— lt is said that close alliance is about to be formed between Russia and Saxe Altenburg, the marriage of the Grand ...
... every additional 10,000 Subscribers. The Drawing of the Art- Union Prizes, which takes place in the presence of the Duke of Cambridge, is regulated in the , following manner :—all the Subscribers' Numbers of the Art-Union are placed in one wheel, and ...
... for every additional 10,000 Subscribers. The Drawing of the Art-Union Prizes, which takes place in the presence'of the Duke of Cambridge, is regulated in the following manner:—all the Subscribers' Numbers of the are placed in one wheel, and the number of ...
... and reproduced.â.spectator. Edinburgh: T. &T. Clark ; Stirling Hewit, Miller, and Pkdoie. PATRONISED BY H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, AND THE WHOLE OF THE ROYAL FAMILY. Thursday and Saturday Evenings, and not Thursday and Friday, as previously intimated ...
... every additional 10,000 Subscribers. ♦ The Drawing of the Art-Union Prizes, which takes place in the presence of the Duke of Cambridge, is regulated the following manner: —all the Subscribers' Numbers of the Art-Union are placed in one wheel, and the number ...
... every additional 10,000 Subscribers. The Drawing of the Art- Union Prizes, which takes place in the presence of the Duke of Cambridge, is regulated the following manner : —all the Subscribers' Numbers of the Art-Union are placed in one wheel, and the ...