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... ore so dreadfully she must be a ludy of quality ! — Lord Campbell's Lives of Chief Justices. A Cambridge Studlnt in Solthei's Time. When he was at Cambridge he used to give orders to his g' P by blowing a French horn, and he had a tune for every specific ...
... department. The Heraldo announces the arrival at Cadiz of the young Count of St. Augustine, son of Queen Christina and the Duke de Rianzares, and of Lola Monte, and her husband. Madrid journals of the 25th ult, have arrived. The Pais and Heraldo state ...
... lst Feb. 111 COLUMBIA, E. G. ?? 16th Fib. NEW Y(11K. T. i. ?? let Starch. CAS OXFORD. J. P. ?? 750 tone, 16th March. CAPI CAMBRIDGE, Fl. NV. ?? ons, let April.NI WIDFALIA ?? tons, 19th April. E~l ISAAC WRIGhT, 0. S. PEABODY ?? let Slay. CA 11 Gasdsby three ...
... Grantham, Lincolnshire : patron, Earl Brownlow, The Rev. Edward Whitehead, M.A. to the Rectory of Saltford, Somerset: patron the Duke of Buckingham. The Rev. Charles Wildbore, to the Vicarage of Humberston, Lincolnshire : patron, Lord Carrington. The Rev. George ...
... been presented with new clothes by tiie Duke of Cambridge ; and the girls, thanks to the liberality of the Duchess of Cambridge, have had new frocks, bonnets, cloaks, and other articles of dress. The Grand Duke and Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelitz (previous ...
... poisoned a whole family. Lieut.-Col. Arthur, of the ;>rd Dragoons, to whose order for confinement of the troops to barracks the Duke of Wellington has attributed the wide-spread spirit of ins bordination which followed, is under order-, it is stated in the ...
... being of 4 respectfully remindedgat Receipts for the Renewal A MEMBER atei in honours, ;11: o ri n n o l u ty 017 w g Cambridge, B.A. of 1848, more if the Public were close d . So, I believe, they The general belief here is that the Legitim i sts will ...
... 937 in 1849, against 1,207 in 1848. A severe accident occurred to Professor Sedgwick, on Monday week, whilst riding near Cambridge. His horse tripped, fell, and partially rolled upon its rider, fracturing his arm between the elbow and shoulder. It is expected ...
... 1848. Prepared by DIN,N ' RD and EARLAND• 1,72, Bond-street, Chemists to her M. esty the Queen Dowager and H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, and sold by all respectable Chemists. ...
... P., H. Ker Seymer, Esq., M.P. COURT AND FASHION. The Court remains at Windsor Castle. The Duke and Duchess, and Prince George, and the Princess Mary of Cambridge, are visiting her Majesty. All the Royal Family are in good health. The Bishop of Manchester ...
... CRAVEN-ROOMS, BIRKENHEAD, on the 1 stant, at Eleven o'Clock. Messrs. JOSSET DUOIT continue their EVENING CLASSES, th er at lot, Duke-street, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS; the latter, 1, Devon-street, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. TARVIN HALL SCHOOL, FOR THE EDUCATION ...
... onuJ^' ?? t0 tbe P° or Windsor tbe Queen, p r i uce A „, e , ° JanuBJ T> in the presence of of Cambridge. luert ' the royal tam.ly, aud Prince George The Duke and D v, Cartmell arrived at W fof Nen >ours and tbe Rev. James on a visit to the o' lnasor Castle ...