... 1771 ; his son, George Frederick, born May 27, 1819 his grandson, Ernest Augustus, bom Sept. 21, ; Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge, born Feb. 24.1774 his son. George William Frederick, born March ; his daughter, Augusta Caroline, born July 19,1822 ...

... who expired on Friday afternoon .at Gogroagog Bids, the family seat, near Cambridge, aft«r protracted illness. The deceased peer was second son of Francis Godolphin. fifth Duke of Leeds, his first wife Baroness Conyers. He was born the ItHh of October ...

... his regret that he had met with much opposition, particularly from his right hon. friend the member for the University of Cambridge, and at being now menaced with th« opposition Sir F Thesiger : but notwithstanding that opposltion was his determination ...

... numerous than at any of the previous rmniom of the aeries, and, others, included the following distinguished personages t—The Duke of Wellington, the Archbishop of (Canterbury and Miss Sumner, the Foreign Ambassadors, the Uucheaa of Sutherland and Lady Mary ...

... interview his Lordship received from the Prince the Queen's commands dine with her Majesty that Buckingham Palace. His Grace the Duke of Wellington who returned to London from Strathficldsaye on Thursday night, called on Lord Gough early Friday in Upper Br ...

... Dure Cambridge.— Sunday was the birthday of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Some of the foreign ministers and many of Ihe nobility called during the day at Cambridge House and left their names for his royal highness. The Duke ...

... Presence-Chamber. About thirteen hundred attended at the ball, included the following Prince George of Cambridge and Major M’Donald, A.D.C. The Duke of Leinster. Marquises—Kildare. Drogheda. Marchionesses—Kildare. Drogheda. Earls—llowth, Bective, Fiogmll ...

... ft*' Journal. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Siegerich, Christopher as Vice Consul in Lon* don for the Grand Duke of Schwerin. The Rev Wollaston, Rector of Dereharo. states. in a letter, that the Hounslow explosion was heard that parish ...

... taken, and fully committed stand his trial our next Assizes. —Fermanagh Mail. Cambridge.— After a space more than years, nuns are again htationed in the university town*of Cambridge! On Monday, the instant, the schools of the Homan Catholic mission were reopened ...

... state that not a single office this city will insure their lives.— lbid. Puinck George of Cambridge. —At charity dinner, on Tuesday evening, the Duke of Cambridge, reply lo the toast of tho health of Prince George, said that his son had never given him ...

... waste nearly forty farms and cottages. broke out soon after eight o’clock, at part of the village some distance from the Cambridge entrance. It seemed yesterday as if half the village had been laid ruins ; and yet the firo had been capricious in its course ...

... Prince Albert took their usual morning walk. The Royal family took walking and pony exercise the Slopeaud Windsor Park. The Duke of Wellington left the castle to-day. The Royal dinner circle at the castle this evening will include her Royal Highness the ...