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... of a Royal Academician, Mr. Cope has exhibited regularly for necarly forty years. King Edward VII., the Kaiser, the Duke of Cambridge, and the An-hbishoz of Canterbury are among the celcbrities who have posed to him. His portrait of King George strikes ...
... wi the insignia of a Knight Commander of the Bath (Military Division). The Duke of Teck left London on Saturday for Germany to rcpresent the King at the funeral of the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg- Strelitz, the Queen’s cousin. Tu a sailing match on the Thames ...
... regiment.”’ On the 4th October, 1867, the Hussars took part in a review held in the new Seiton Park, in Liverpool, by the Duke of Cambridge, at which a namber of Volunteers and other troops were present. The regiment marched to Prescot and was billeted round ...
... years ago, when the late King Edward (then Prince of Wales) reviewed them. The Company also attended the Review by the Duke of Cambridge, when Sefton Park, Liverpool, was opened. One of the annual inspections of the 19th Lancashire Rifle Volunteers, more ...
... the King and Queen lived there after their marriage, when they were Duke and Duchess of York. It was the home of the aged Duchess of Cambridge, and one of its former tenants was the Duke o Cumberland, the fifth son of George 111., alterwards King of Hanover ...
... Forth, of Miss Martha Horwood, at the age of 99. She conversed with Charles Dickens, Sir Walter Scott, and the late Duke of Cambridge. Only ten days ago she was able to sing to a party or friends. ...
... Hall, Bury, and formerly the member of Parhament for that borough. After compleung his studies at Eton and Trimty College, Cambridge, Myles Kenyon entered the firm of James Kenyon and Son, Ltd., of Bury, and is now one of the directors. A very keen all.-round ...
... announcement of the e ment of Lady Helena Cambridge, xm Mary's niece, to a commoner, Major Evelyn Gibbs. Lady Helena's father was formerly the Duke of Teck, but he changed kis title to that of Marquis of Cambridge by Bo‘!v;: warrant in the dark days now ...
... the King and Queen, Queen Alexandrs, and other members of the Royal family, Lady Mary Cambridge was married yesterday te the Marquis of Worcester, the heir of the Duke of Beaufort. ] Chinamen who have heen landed at New York from a schooner report that ...
... the end possibly early next wee In the presence of ‘Queen, Queen Alexan members of the Royal Mary Cambridge was r day te the Marquis of heir of the Duke of Bea Chinamen who have | New York from a scl that a fight occurred Mburof:boqu ‘men were killed ...
... near the Duke of Cambridg~ Hotel. and on going to sce what was | wrong found that & woman was under- } s nenth the ear. He got underneath | the car. which was lifted, and he many #eed to get the woman out. She was removed to the Duke of Cambridge.an he then ...
... to Mr. Cocil Harmsworth in the Foreign Office, Her fiance, who was educated at Winchester and Cambridge, served with the 6th (West Riding) Battalion of the Duke of Wellington's Regiment during the war, and was aide-decamp in tun to General Sir Edward Perceval ...