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... POSTSCRIPT • Mliough the Duke of Cambridge cannot view hoist since:-e ic,gret the dissolution of a corps, to tlie formation command of which he will ever look w.ith pi‘2lstive, yet this feeling is vary considerably dnuiniihed, when, as their Cohnel, he ...
... allowances of any other sort. The Duke of Keot was Governor of Gibraltar, ..nd had a rogiment—rhe Duke of Cambridge had also i. regiment. The Doke of Clarence had 95004 a-year, under a warrant of the Privy Seal. The Duke of. Sussex had no allowance from ...
... and qttestinte not according to the alleged wants of respecting the revenue!, of the Duke of Cambridge elicated in England according to English princi- the Royal Duke alluded to, but according to in his situation of Viceroy in Hanover. The pies and manners ...
... Vlighness's mogt.iffeo:Saute Brother, Commander in CHI: 'Oilfield-Marshal his Royal themes* the Duke of Cambridge, K. G. Etc. 6:c. &c. flowerer unequal the Duke of CanThridge feels himself tb enhance the highly honourable testimony thus Worded by the Commander ...
... is yet settled %%tin is to he Commander in Chief. but it it generally supposed, sh u t the Duke of Wellington will sopoinied. His Ito)al 'he Duke of Cambridge Is, it id tandrrdtond, a tie app d, from the 4d or Coldstream egim. iii r Cowl's, of which he ...
... disapprobation of the intention of the Duke of Cambridge to marry this Princess. Had rot the Queen said that it was unbecoming of the Volts- to marry a Princess with whom a marriage ad been broken off by the Duke of Cambridge ? in his mind it was, on the whole ...
... toys!' Highness the Duke of Sussvx, April, 1808 . 20,000 0 To his Boyd Highness the Duke o'f Cambridge Bth April; 1808 20,000 0 0 Yiile.—On the 15th October, 18 1 5, the sum of WAS advanced by way, of to his lioyal Highness the Duke of Clarence, to be ...
... reorge Prince Regent. IL • 2 'Frederick Duke of York. 'William Henry Duke of Clarence, t 4 Edward Duke of Kan, S. 5 IL nest Duke of Cumberland, & 41 6 Augustus Duke of Sussex, S. 44 7 Adolphus Duke of ...
... was granted to the Duke of Cambridge, he did not see how it could he refused to the Duke of Cumberland. What De was in his public, what he was in his private character, di of ratter to the Howe. He (Mr. B.) knew ‘lthfhg of the Duke of Cumberland in his ...
... should therefore reserve to himself the right of reply. Ilk moved the grant of 60001:out of the Conaolidated Fund for the Duke of Cambridge. Mr. Berreehamobserved, that if the grant had been moved es a matter of course, as if because .the Huse had reduced the ...
... House on the Piince Rogent's Message having been brought On, the Resolutio ns grant i ng an allowance of per 40 the Duke of Cambridge, and a plume to the same amount to the Ptincess of Howie, were agreed to, theite :Mutton forr . grantlu¢ a jointure of ...
... 'Dukes on their marriage; but if the public necessity interposed , the Royal Dukes, in common • with every other description in the country, must yield to the pressure of the timer. -(Hear:) When he spoke of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, it ...