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... Colonel Taylor. of the Guards, end late Private Secretary to the Duke of York, has been appointed Coe fidential Secretary to the King. It is laid, that he, in conjunition with the Duke of Cambridge. will read the Dila pacchea to His Majelly, and write the King's ...
... of the il'uftrinus sod horcurable Per( .n. get were prefer : Duke of York, Duke of CI •rence, Duke of Kent Duke of Lumiierland, D u u u of suffer, Duke of Cambridge, Duke of ...
... Inside Lis entrée into Hannrarer. He . was acconit;anicd by, Colonel Nielmanfigg. He alglited at the Palace of the Duke of Cambridge. The Pr nce al osSWedett entered t h at c i ty. on the 61, at the head of a column of SOOO • the night if the t3th of ...
... next morning. Lettets from the Northern Germany announce pofitively, that Prince Adolphus of England, lately treated Duke of Cambridge, will be immediately proclaimed Sovereign of the States of ftrunfarick. ...
... Paddy Whack, &c. TOAST—The Duke of York, and the Army of England, with three times tine*. (Applaufe ) AIR.— 'he Duke of York's March. To usT —The Duke of Clarence, and the Navy. So NG—Rule Britannia. Toast —The Duke of Cambridge the ...
... were the apartments of her attendants on the Palace eflablithment. At tit end of the wing were fome apartments of the Duke of Cambridge, which extended to the fr.rnt next the Park. The whole el the E.ll wig gof the inner ceart-yard was (peedily in and is ...
... thernfelves at the tea table, where the King part kes of tea and cTM A party at play or a concert. doles the evening. The Duke of Cambridge, the Princeges Amelia and May. gznerally perform the honors of the party. Sucn is nearly the daily emp]oy •f fifteen ...
... whoule, Gaffe tenet, Long-Acre, and w.ts honoured by the pre fer.ce of thei• Royal the D..ke and Doeheft of Yo:lc, the Duke of Cambridge, and veral oth.r diflinguilhed petfonages. ...
... it immech. to fle-p, and patine their j wney to-morrow. ately runs out at her (tern p-ute. Is ILa hpyal Higboefs the Duke of Cambridge pofWe to fink her. She has fourteen life. left town this morning, to receive their Ma. liner, the ends of which float ...
... Seigneur. The audience int. metbately applied the to the noble Duke and their applause was unbounded. On retiring he was c ,nducted to his carriage amidst general ao'claniat , on. The Duke of Cambridge had on the 19th arrived at the Hague in his way to Lug. ...
... ion of Mr. &agleam. Toe Ora. iilhed about ten o'Clock. Ihe Hod then commotced in 'he room.— I he dance was led by the Duke of Cambridge and the Princeek Au. guile. Tne Bind of the Sofforofhire M btia attended in their lull uniform, sod played 0., country ...