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... THR. DUKE OF, WELLINGTONT. The l'ollowjin statement has been, mlh1iA.A: PY^ y The l'ollowing statetnent has been puiblished, in cA consequence of an assertion in the French papIel's, r that the Duke had received a blue Ribbon, and the he estate of G rosboiq ...
... THE DUKE OF — In a Biography of His Grace, recently published, he is said not to have received h is first commission until his 18th year, and was then appointed to the 4ist foot. The following more a e uthentie biogra- phical acconnt of the military i ...
... TME llUKE OF WELLINGTON. _ le have great pleasure in presenting our readers - a with the follbwivg energetic eulogy on out tLIX.tc- TIh u Hm-Into, extracted from the Quarterly Review, 3S to No. 25, just published. In speaking of his exertions in Br 'g ...
... U E OF WELLINGTON The following is a copy of the letter written by his Grace the Duke of Wellington, after the battle of Waterloo, to the Earl of Aherdeen, announe- ing to his the death of his brother, the Hon. Sir Alexander Gordun :— Brussels, June 19 ...
... DUKE OF WELLINGTON. Tn a Biography of His Grace, recently published, he is said not to have received his first commission his 18th year, and was then appointed to the {ist foot. The following more anthentic biographi- cal account of the life of his Grace ...
... THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. Lord CASTLifieAGEI appeared at the with the 'Message froin . his Royal Highness the Priiice Regent G. P. The Prince Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, having taken into his serious consideration the ...
... THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. It is 'a circumstance ,not generally known, but at the' present moment worthy of peculiar remark ) that the tirst entry into active service of the illus 4 &ions person whose name is prefixed to this article; was in the early part ...
... THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. The• Order of the Day, for taking his Royal 11 hn s s the Prince Regent's Alessage.of yesterday into consideration, being moved—the Message (of which we gave a correct report yesterday), wr,s again read by the The Earl of E IiPOOL ...
... Supply.—Agreed to. Lord CASTLEREAGH gave notice that he should to-morrow move the Thanks of the House his Grace the Duke of Wellington and his brave army, (Hear). ...
... the Garter. . r .Aeug. 1.1;. 'I e -bahtle bf te PfrenaesS *- ~ 1814. M1ay 3. HeO \as crcated Marquis Pouro and Ouke of ad Wellington. - 4 d 1815. lune -18.. IHtle43fWAtedoo. J ely 3. 'hue cit3-of Piiris capitulated to the.Deland : Princ ?? I l~e ?? rid ...
... THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. The Quarterly Review tor July last it just pub* lished, and it contains one of tire ablest articles ever yet appeared in such publication. Io discuss ng the merits of snine pamphlets on the and' French wars, it gi»«» review of ...
... DUKE WELLINGTON In Ins second paragraph of Monday, the ,«W« informs us, th;it the Kingof Prases'has coafl-rrei the Cordon Bleu upon the Duke of Whilixotox adding the estate of Grosbois, which was fornuri* the property Monsieur. It was sold as nation? ...