... com- manded the Silas Richards, and the Orpheus, and after- wards the Cambridge, belongingto the same line. It will be in the recollection of many of our readers that the Cambridge was severely tried, as were also the nautical skill and judgment of her ...

... Tuesday, the 9th proximo, was fixed upon as the day on which the banquet should take place. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge honoured the Noble and Gallant Lord with a visit on Saturday last. The Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord John Russell, the Right ...

... £333; Blackburn, £400; Bolton, £470; Bradford, £;l00; Bridgenorth, £17; Bristol, £527; Bristol (ladies), :£6; Cambridge (town), £119; Cambridge Univer- sity, £109; Canterbury, £23; Cardiff, £95; Derby, £259; Devonport, £63; I)over, £27; Dudley, £245; Falnouth ...

... -of-Chester as contlusive sgainst any charge of nepotism. A conversatioll then took place with regard to the Oxford ancl Cambridge Commission, in which Lord LtANDSDOWN.E stated that no commission had as yet been issued, nor would it be issued without ...

... was still at L.tsbon, cued the Duke of Leuchtenboergon alore, sight-seeing, and attending balls and dinners given in his honour; it was observed chat the Qaeen had not availed herself of the opportunity of inviting the Duke of Saldanha to meet him at any ...

... favour o the mleasure; and, after some observation against it by the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of Car lisle, and the Duke of Cambridge, The House divided, when the numbers wer-e e For the bill it ?? Against it.84 Majority ?? Their Lordahips then adjourned ...

... . O0 is Lord AlONTEAGLE then moved for copies of letters addressed by the ?? Minister to the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, on the suh- ject of lthe intended Commission of inquiry into those foundations. E 0, The Earl of CARLISLE assented tt the ...

... reasons which had induced, hin to write to the Duke of Wellington on the subject, and to express his astonishiment at the letter written bv Prittee Albert ill his capacity as Chancellor of the University Jf Cambridge. Pressure from without was no excose for ...

... MONTEAGLE rose to move for copies of Ietters addressed Le by the First Lord of the Treasuryto the Universities of Oxford and We Cambridge on the subject of the issue of a commission of inquiry, up I and copies of any resolutions or communications entered into ...

... officers of the army and a host ofpersobnage, aof rank, among whom Prince Geo of Cambridge, Prince Castelcicala, the Danish Minister, Counea Wielhowskn, Chevalier Horta, the Duke of Richmond, the Marqins of Breadalbane, the Earl of Minto, Lord Ashlbuirton ...

... evening, her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by three of the royal children and Vi,- countess Jocelyn, lady in waiting, left Cambridge House, Picca- dilly (where her Majesty had been calling to inquire after the health ofher illustrious uncle), on her return ...

... (Cheers.) Her Majesty, yesterday, having paid a visit to her uncle, the Duke of Cambridge, was returning i in her carriage, and had just left the House of the Dlke of Cambridge, when a person with a stick aimed a blow at her. Majesty, and struck her ...