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... &atutWs past. Tjjrrjß Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge have been on a shooting party at Han? Fetherstcnhaugh's, at Uppark, I the Prince of Wales killed above too •suits, besides other game. • The kad an( * C° untess °£ ...
... Brothers, the Duke's of YORK and CLARENCE, and took his feat as Duke of CAMBRIDGE. The Royal Afrent was 'given by Commitlion to the Irifh Diailleries, the Silk Organzine, and four or five oiler Bills. _ - The Commiflioners were, the Duke of YORK, ...
... Clarence, and rook !lig feat as Duke of Cambridge. The Royal Affent was given by Cornmiflion to tht Irifh Diflilleries, the Silk Orgaraine, aed four or five miler Bilk,. The Coinmiffioner3 were, tie Duke of York, Duke of Clarence, and the Lord Chancellor ...
... Bee. 14 —See last week's Postscript. . Tuesday, Dec. 15. ,j , His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge #\fisto tgtroduced with the usual ceremonies, by - the Dukes of York and Clarence, and took the oaths and his seat. His Majesty's Assent was given ...
... Ptevention Bill j and the Rice and Potaice Starch Bill. The Duke of Cambridge was introduced by the Earl Marshal (Duke cf Norfolk) and Great Cham- berlain (Lord Gwydirj, supported by the Dukes of York and Clarence ; sworn and tejok his sea r . Adjourned ...
... took the Oaths and his Seat as Duke of Cambridge. The Wheat Diaillery Prohibition Bill for Ireland, the Rice Starch BIll, the Organzined Silk, and a Wiltdhire Road Bill, re- ceived the Royal Affent by Commillion. The Dukes of York and Clarence fat as C ...
... heirs m*te ***f*Hia Royal Higluiefs s body lawfully begotten; the digmtiV* p Baroa Culloden, ?? of Tipßerary 7 oik' Duke of Cambridge, of the United Kinsd-m otf Great Britain and Ireland. ...
... heirs male of his Royal l-lighnefs's body lawfully begotten, the dignities of Baron of Culloden, Earl of rpperary, and Duke of Cambridge, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. WAR-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 24. ST AF F.—Eng Mir Siridiford, Gent, to be ...
... Frederick, and to the heirs male his Koyal body lawfully begotten, the dignities Baron of Culioden, Earl Tipperary, and Duke of Cambridge, of the United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland. WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 21. STArt.—-'Sliglish Sandiford, Gent, Assistant- ...
... at Cuxhaven on the 12th ina. His Royal Highnefs, it is laid, is to be appointed Duke of Cambridge. The Proflians are abr)ut to take poireflion of Meck'enburgh. The Dukes, it is laid, are to be indemnified elfewhere. The fequellratio,is of Britifh property ...
... heirs male of his Royal High- nefs body lawfully begotten, the dignities of Ba- ron of Culloden, Earl of Tipperary, and Duke of Cambridge, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, London, November 24. Rumours have been in circulation for fome days ...
... Wallace, George Steele, Bragge, Wnm Durdas, Vai- fittart, R. Steele, Irby. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge kiled the King's hand on being created a Duke of the Resim. Col. Levifon Gower, on being appointed o e of tile I Aide-de-Camps to his Majefty; ...