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... ‘The, Duke of Cambridge us preparing for his Previous notice has been fent journey to.H anover. to the Lords of the Regency, to make fuitable pre parations for his Royal Highnefs’s reception, it be- ing expected that in future he will make that EleStorate ...
... soth. md i There wi!l be a greater sin the enfuing Pufin:cnt than has bo_cn':uolleded for many : His Royal &i.hul’c the Duke of Cambridge ® arrived ...
... ThomAs, for :London. SHEERNES, JUNE 3. THIS day arrived fioin Cuxhaven, whither she conveyed His Royal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, His Majesty's Frigate the Amphion, of 36 gun . s, Capt. ALEXANDER FIASER, ...
... Quein's-~Hontr, Feb- 3, «8o». This his Royal Higlinefs the Duke of Cambridge was his Majeftv's command, into the t*rivy Council for the Unit»d Kingdom •f Great Britain and Ireland, his Graee Duke K. Lord Prefident, and his Royal Htghnds took his place the ...
... (pecdily be concluded. Letters from Hanover fay, thatinfiead of -thelpeedy return of his Highnels Prince Adolphus, (Duke of Cambridge) to Engpear alliancé with a Princefs of one uiés i the Nort ...
... ufual at this period, fported new carriages. Among them we noticed the following : His R. H. the Duke of Kent, Sir Alured Clarke, His R. H. Duke of Cambridge, Sir Carnaby Haiti:thou, Bart. Marebionsfs of Donegal, General Grenville, Ear! of Cardigan, Colonel ...
... Kent Duke of Cumberland Duke of Cambridge Prince Wtq. of Gloucester Earl Morton Onlv one Country D Sir David Hunper Blair. Among whom were. Miss Wheeler, jun. ance topic place ; it wa* ,** Ten couple danc*ii.-r- DukeofYork, Duke Clarence, Princess Augusta ...
... on Saturday, accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge and General Manners, rode on horfeback in WintifOr park. In the evening the Queen had a feted party at the Lodge. Yeilerday morning thtr Majellies and the Duke of Cambridge, attended by the Counters of Car ...
... exceed! g 12,000!. a year out ol the Consolidated Funif, to His Royal Highness the Duke Sustcx.—Agreed to. Mr. Addington ihrn moved similar alloivar.ce tar tlie Duke uf Cambridge, wl.ich was a agreei* to. Mr. ROBSON wished know whether these sums were ».> ...
... his•Majeßy'sfhip ROMBOLO, from Malta. SHEERNESS, 7zine 3.—Arrived the , Alt; . l-I,lOrt„.after landing his Highnefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE at Cuxhaven ; Autitmn, Caprain Richardn ; and Arrow, Captain Vincent, from Embden.—Sailed , ARCHER and SNIPE gun vefrefs ...
... Saturday, accompanied by the I hike of Cambridge, and General Manners, lode horseback in Windsor Park. the evening, the Queen had a select party the Lodge. Sunday morning, their Majesties and the Duke of Cambridge, attended the Countess Cardigan, (.ad) ...
... hi:nfelf to the Diet in Latin, and his fpeech was replied to by frequent cries of Long live the King. Prince ADOLPHUS, Duke of Cambridge, is expeEted at Hanover about the latter,end of the prefent month. They began ,to difcharge the cargo of the veffel. ...