... College, in order to meet an offer of the warden—the Reverend Charles Wordsworth, son of the late Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, and nephew of the Poet Laureate— who, in addition to tormer munificent donation of 5000/., proposed to take upon himselfthe ...

... The visiters to the Queen this week have been the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Princess Mary and Prince George of Cambridge, Prince Frederick of Hesse, Lady Augusta Cadogan, Baron Knesebeck. the Duke and Duchess of Nemours, and the Rev. JamesCartmell ...

... College, in order to meet an offer of the IVarden—the Rev. Charles Wordsworth, son of the late Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, and nephew of the Poet Laureate —who, in addition to his former munificent donation of .E5OOO, proposed to take upon himself ...

... throughout, violence was resorted to either party. Duke of Richmond. —lt will be remembered that a testimonial the Duke of Richmond was some time ago set on foot by the agriculturists of the country. The Duke has expressed a desire that the funds collected ...

... Gogmagog, Cambridge. The deceased peer was second son of the fifth Duke of Leeds, and was born in 1777- His lordship succeeded by his second, but eldest surviving son, the lion. George Godolphin Osborne, cousin and heir presumptive of the Duke Leeds. Dkath ...

... two Peers of the and himsolf .—namely, Viscount Hardinge Was», Hawarden—and after the ceremony * con *tulated by the Duke of Cambridge, °tliers° „ ellin tOD . the Lord Chancellor, and many benches afterwards took his seat upon the cross . _ OF RAILWAY ...

... the title of Baron Londesborough ; and of Mr. Samuel Jones Loyd, by the title of Baron Overstone. On Sabbath week, the Duke of Cambridge completed his seventy-sixth year. Lord Campbell having been appointed by her Majesty Lord Chief Justice of England, in ...

... as himself, namely. Viscount Hardinge and Viscount Ilawarden, and after the ceremony was warmly congratulated the Duke of Cambridge, Duke of Wellington, the Lord Chancellor, and many others, fie afterwards took his seat on the side benches. Earl Granville ...

... the South Western Railway. is bcunded on two sides good roads, third side by the railway, aud the fourth the estate the Duke Cambridge. terms tne purchase are, we understand, very favourable to the society, and it is probable that a large proportion of ...

... Lord and Lady Brougham gave a grand entertainment on Wednesday week, to Lord and Lady Gough and distinguished circle. The Duke of Wellington and Viscount and Viscountess Hardinge were among the guests. Major-General James Fergusson, C 8., succeeds to ...

... two well-known begging-letter impostors, with several aliases, have been remanded on various charges of obtaining from the Duke of Wellington and other persons various sums amounting to £450. At Leigh Petty Sessions, Edward Wright was fined for an indecent ...

... known as to the origin of the fire. It is said that the officers were enabled rescue the registry and records of the parish. Cambridge.—After space of more than 300 years, nuns are again stationed in this university town. On the 11th ult. the schools of the ...