... The We*mi»*er Gazette ol tonight eaya that, tte appoiotment the Duke of Connaught (be poet of Commander of the Force* in Ireland is the only insueme reoord in which a The Duke of Cambridge while Commander in- Chirfof the Briliah Army was srweral to Ireland ...

... took the pert Polly Penrani, had hr bodyguard of nobles. w Sontag lied at Beau. society was scandalised by kering any that the Duke of Bohan hod ma et with her, lasi bad steed oe bey E4OO • year &rug p * ..seere, zed an Medan of 5200 in ems of Mannikin. retained ...

... Harrow anti TrwitY Cw-lege. b ee .. tee d d..,,,d fie h er h eni h ee d headquarters for the revue of action with led , a Cambridge. . company her. When they resoled the Sooth battalion of the 'nerd Scott sad the 78:h 'Cir.:tiler road the lady was usable ...

... beginning to end. Ho never failed in anything which he look in hand. As a he had early Struggles with poverty, and went Cambridge as a sub sizar. But his powers were soon perceived, aud he became a Fellow of Trinity in 1853. For some years he served assistant ...

... death of the Duke of c Westminster', Marmcduke remarkis in Truth chat his predecessDr, the second marquns, wats generally supposed ro be mean; the opin'on arhich prevaiied was accentuite4 by the Times, . which, when the ltae Duke siicceeded, encou- ...

... the Daks Cambridge, which is to be pabhshed in the \orih America* Rtaiot. The Duke (we are told) has been good enough talk about war. Without saying that would bare been responmUe for what baa happened or the* It would hare happened, the Duke surely rejoice ...

... contraband war. The rumour that the Duke Connaught would succeed Lord Roberts as Commander of the Forces in Ireland has officially confirmed. When Lord Roberts wan appointed tho chief command in South Africa the Duke of Connaught -as a dead cert” for the ...

... ball-backs; J Bell (Nor humherland), R Bell (Northumberland),' V' Ciibby (Yorkshire), A Coelierhain (York -I shire). .1 Daniel (Cambridge University), Reynolds (Richmond). C T Seoa (C,u,bri tco University), and J Baiter (Cheshirtt, fJr• wards. Wales—aW J Bani ...

... DUKE OF C'ONI.TA . GHT ON THE H.R.H. AND THE ' A. Goearoar of Ur Wight, Homy of Battenberg on Bata/day e county meeting at Newport, to ioangersto as Stood fond in aid of the Y•asaasay and proceeding to South The of Conneught morml the bation that the ...

... to Sooth Africa will be made of the 7lh (Princess Koval's) Dragoon Guard*, Bth (Ring's Royal Irish) Hutaare, 17th (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Lancer*. M. Ratlery Royal Hone Artillery, two compenie* Mounted fastry. No. 3 Company Army Service Corps, and ...

... DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON THE WAR. 'h for Seminary CM' tame of • ccatm with the c.f upon the T.l nee. stesl the arming Tla writ NI r. in P prefatory gene. the re•esee lb& opinion. of but Royal lis,stuataa. •• emu.. tor ondemtnod him to .tr.. • orosaiou ...

... Yesterday four English Militia regiment* embarked at Southampton for Sooth Africa. The men looked smart and soldierlike. Hi* Duke of Cambridge has given his views on the South African Chnpaiso to Mr. George Leveeoo-Gower, who embodies them in article is the current ...