... Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge is expetekd to arrive at the Castle thie afternoon. The royal dinner party this evening will include her Royal ighness the Duchess of Kent, his Royal lighness Prince George of Cambridge, the ladies-in-waiting on the ...

... Their Royal Ifighneesees the Duke and Dachess of Cambridge, the Princess Mary and Prince George of Cambridge, and his Serene Highness Prince Frederick of Hesse, took their departure from the Castle this morning for London. The Duke and Duchess of Nomoursare ...

... intrusion of laymen in ecclesiastical affairs. Closely connected with the ecclesiastical question was the patronage which enabled Dukes, Lords, and Heritors, to obtrude their nominees on the kirk, and against which the leaders of the free and voluntary system ...

... Oinasloe 5d Princess, steamer, Liverpool ; Cordelia, Southampton, general cvrgo; Catherine and Mary, Neitb, irox. Sailed-Duke of Cambridge, steamer, London; Albert s5 Prinlee, steamers, Liverpool; Norfolk Tar, Belfast, gen)eral csr9; Phoenix, Astwerp, general ...

... total and immediate repeal under their noses. They have been spreading a report that the govern- ment was wavering-that the Duke of Bedford was for a fixed duty-and that there was a great division in the cabi- net on the subject. Well, here is the answer ...

... steamer, Cert Lion, Trafalgar, and Prince, steasrs, Liverpool. Sevrtela vesise in ballt. LoridoW F-. 2.-Arrived-Dulke of Cambridge, 3W 'er, fLI. Shasmrock, steamer, Bristol; Queen Victoria, 540 ' verpool; Cheoqtow, Viesnns, Indian corn; Xauyase, floulrt ...

... 11 30 As.M PIER BRAD, DUBLIN. Farn. 21.-Arived-Queen Victoria, eteamer, Liverpool. Sailed-Ranger, atanser, Waterford; Duke of Cambridge. and Liverpool, steamers, Liverpool. FEB. 20.-Arrived-Prlnce, steakmer, Belfast; Lion, steamer, Liverpool. Satled-Sophia ...

... may I e become Arelibisheps of Canterbury, they may, ho raised to I the office of Lord Chancellor, astil take rank before the Duke a . of Norfuilk ; a people then its possession of every protsection I t for person, of every privilege of Property, with a ...

... It is bounded on two sides by good roads, onl a third side by the railway, and on the fourth by the es- tate of the Duke of Cambridge. The terms of the purchases are, we understand, very favourable;to the society, and it is probable that a large proportion ...

... Crown Prince, took place in the palace The princess received the name of Mary Ernes- tine. The god-parents were the Duke of Cambridge, the Duchess of Gloucester, the Grand Duchess Alexandrina of Russia, &c. COBLnNTZ, MARCts 9.-The Prince of Prussia is ...

... Saturday a; Gloucester-house. His Royal Ilighness the Duke of Cambridge left London on Saturday on a visit to the Duke of Itutland. at Belvoir Castle. The Count and Countess de Ncuilly and the Duke and Duchess de Nemours visted her Royal Highness the Duchess ...

... three-whose an- 7 nual income amounted to £96,000. In ,850 there are - rmident in Dublin one archbishop, one duke occasionally (tle I Duke of LWaster, who has a house ia Dominick-street); marquises, none ; one earl ; viscounts, none ; baron, non (except ...