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... about Home Rule will now be abandoned. The appointment of the Duke is by the way the only instance on record in wyjch a Prince of the blood has been nominated to that position. The Duke of Cambridge, while was Commander-in-Chief of the British several times ...
... heard of since she left Odessa It feared she has gone down sea with all hands. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT’S APPOINTMENT. SOME LONDON PRESS VIEWS. Tho appointment of the Duke of Connaught to the post of commander tbe force* in Ireland (observes the Westminster ...
... The Duke of Gonnaug ( The appointment of the Duke of Connaught to the post of Commander of the Forces in Ireland (observes the “Westminster is the only instance on record in which a Prince of the blood has been nominated to that position, The Duke of Cambridge ...
... Great Britain by the Been; insolent demands. 14. Stir R. Buller and staff left Waterloo, whore the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, and other eminent persona seemobled. for Southampton set route fur South Afro.. It was reported that the Beers had twee ...
... student ays goes up” to the “vy “ Little and smalls are the at Cambridge aad Oxford to student's final exam. which degrees are obtamed, i called “ greats at Oxford, and the “ great go” at Cambridge When a man” failed s¢ an exam. he used to oay that he now ...
... TH UKE OF CAMBRIDGE contains a resume of a conversation with the Duke of Cambridge upon the Transvaal War, and considerations arising therefrom. The writer is Mr. George Leveson Gower, who in a prefatory note says the resume embodies the opinions of His ...
... of about A . As usual at thi & great many je are ill-and there is eu influenza about, b i° aot of a serious kind, The Duke of Cambridge has had a bad cold, Princess Louise was rather unwell at the beginnin, last week, and the Duchess of Portland has = ite ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE WAR. LESSONS BE LEARNT. The North American Review for January contains a resume of conversation with the Duke Cambridge upon the Transvaal war and ronriderationa arising therefrom. The writer Mr. George Gower, who in prefatory ...
... reproneate the sessor ol Lovd Methuon's of the communicetias reost roug eet SR s — — - Bt o the csnion of meevior be woust DUKE OF CANBRIDGE AND THE the general’s charrse reared vidensls, throwiog WAR. a s rider heaviy ) the grovsd. Severe spinal L :l'flb- ...
... which has the sanction and approval of. tie War Office, end whose Committee i-- presided over U.R.H. Field-Marshal the Duke Cambridge. •' (1) All troopers will be enhsted subject the conditions and qualifications published the 'Times’ and daily paper* ...
... suffered whilst lighting two second or third rate republics. The Duke of Cambridge has accepted the Presidency of the Committee of special corps the Imperial Yeomanry, whose headquarters are 48, Duke Street. St. James’s, lie special corps is composed of gentlemen ...
... Saturday evening popular lecture was delivered the Guildhall by Sir Robert Ball. LL.D., Disc., F.R.S., professor of astronomy Cambridge Univcraity, tho title being The Eternal Stars.” The Lord Bishop otf Derry and was chairman, and the hall was filled from ...