... incredible speech is reported in the English newspapers as having been delivered by the Duke of Cambridge. The report states that his Royal Highness the Duke of CAmbridge made a speech upon the occasion, in which he begged to assure the gentlemen present ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Duke of Cambridge was present some days since at the representation of the Anglaises pour rire, at the Theatre of Varietes. The acting- of Brunet and Potier, and their grotesque ctricatur- ing, a good deal diverted his Royal ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE Hanover, Feb. 7— His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge is confined to his room by a fit of the gout ; according to the Bulletin of to-day l,i_ R oya l Highness had a good night, but is not yet better. ...

... incredible speech is 1 ; ,ortea in the English newspapers as having been dered by the Duke of Cambridge. 'the report states that Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge made a e u upon the occasion, in which he begged to assure aC ti Aentlemen present, upon ...

... DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Mr. Anderton rose to move that the freedom of the City should be presented to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, in testimony of the deep sense entertained by the members in common with their fellow-citivas of the exemplary manner ...

... reason to believe, the most authentic, report of the speech delivered at that meeting by the Duke of Cambridge : — His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge (who was warmly received) said that he rose to return his grateful thanks for the manner in which ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge paid a visit to Liverpool yesterday. His Royal Highness was politeh received by the mayor, J. B. Moore, Esq., whose carriage servants, &c., were placed at his disposal. The Mayoi accompanied ...

... TO THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. seldom the Duke to this country comes,— And when with his wife he appears, Lie is heralded—not by trumpets or drums, But—that calmness h virtue endears. Be boasts not the title of Hanover's lord, But depends, for an honorable ...

... ! THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Hanover, Feb. 26.— The 24th being the birth- day of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the citizens gave his Royal Highness a serenade by torch-light ; General Benningsen had a grand party in the evening. ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT INVERARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived at Inverary Castle, on Monday afternoon, accompanied by the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburgh Strelitz, and Baron Knesebeck, preceded by two of the ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Lord CO€HUAi\K said it was Ids intention to c:ds the notice of the House, and of the countiy, the conduct of illustrious individual, who had acted a manner becoming the best times- alluded the Duke of Canrbridgv, who had resigned ...

... Royal Duke. On Thursday the Duke of Rutland's birthday was celebrated with the customary rejoicings, and there was a grand dinner, succeeded by a dance. The Duke's hounds met the previous day at the Castle. On Monday last the Duke of ...