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... Chronicle.) His Royal Highness tho Duke of Cambridge does not believe in the distress of tho country. His Grace the Duke of Wellington is, we are assured, the obstacle to the repeal of the Corn Law. His Grace the Duke of Rutland does not believe in potato ...
... royal flintily, have agreed to an ordinance. by which Duke Charles of Ilrun.wick is deprived of the management t f his property, which is to he provisionally plieed in the hands of the Duke of Cambridge. ...
... HANOVER. The Duke of Cambridge has issued two proclamations the people of Gottingen and the students, recommending them more in sorrow than in anger to abstain from any further proceedings of a revolutionary complexion. The colleges are closed, and the ...
... motion was agreed «o. Mr Hume moved for returns the incomes of the junior branches of the Royal Family. He found the Duke of Cambridge had X' 27 00fi a year, besides the emoluments of high situation in another country. He regretted that he had concurred ...
... a menacing appearance. The bulk of her property the Princess has left to the children of the King of Hanover and the Duke of Cambridge ; and the remainder has been divided as legacies among her and domestics, not one of whom, It Is said, bar bees omitted ...
... the Duke of Cambridge, which will appear as follows: Taking the Princess's age at twenty-two, her chance of life may be estimated by the new tables of annuities at thirtythree years. The chance of life of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. taking ...
... 1771. 3. George Frederick Crown Prince of Hanover, May 27, 1819. 4. Augustus Frederick Duke of Sussex, January 27, 1773. 5. Adolphus Frederick Duke of Cambridge, February 24, 1774. 6. George William, March 25, 1819 7. Augusta Caroline, July 19, 1822 ...
... respecting the provision to be made fur the Princess Augusta of Cambridge. Mr Hume said, in objecting to the proposed grant of £3OOO a-year to the Princess, commencing from the decease of the duke her father. he meant to throw no reflection upon the Royal ...
... daughter of the Duke of Cambridge, with 11.5.11. Frederick, Hereditary Grand Duke of Mer.klenburg Stretits. Was solemnised on Wednesday evening. with gnat splendour, in the Chapel Royal, Buckingham Palace. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, the Duke and Duchess ...
... given by the Mayor In the Merchants' 1101. of the most magnificent kind. Ansoug the company were The Duke of Cambridge. the Duke of Richmond. the Duke of Beaufort. the Marquis of Downshlrs, the Hun. Mr Everett, Envoy of the United States, Earl Duck. Earl ...
... Elector of Hanover, and he heir, as second in succession, to the Throne of England, came to this* country to be created Duke of Cambridge, and to swear allegiance, as British subject, to Queen Ann.—Marning Post. liirmingham Political Union.— The first public ...
... matter) has sent in his resignation, and numerous minor functionaries are suspended. The Lord Warden of the Forest (the Duke of Cambridge) has felt it necessary himself appear upon the scene, and my Lords Commissioners Woods and Forests feel that the matter ...