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... neutrality. The appointment the Duke Conttaught the post of Commander of the Forces in Ireland ie, a contemporary points out. the only instance record in which a Prince of the Blood nominated to that ponition. The Duke of Cambridge, while Commander-in- Chief ...
... THEIR REFRESENTATIVES AT THE Tk« Laoemshir* houses of and Stanley are keenly and very directly interested in this war. The Duke of Devonshire has already suffered severe bereavement. Commander Egerton, son of his only sister, having been mortally wounded ...
... number of Cambridge men are proceeding to the front. Two the members for the county, viz.. Messrs Harry and \V. Raymond- Grcenc. arc among them. Several old ’Varsity men arc going to South Africa, These include Frank Mitchell, the old Cambridge (ricketor ...
... White.” The Duke of Cambridge watching the course of events at the War Office very narrowly. He would, perhaps, be more than human if he did not read with special attention the attacks that are being made upon it* military membora. When the Duke was Comm ...
... further decided that the Prince of Wales •.Till represent her Majesty, and that ho will accompanied by the Duke of Coonamrht. the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of York, and other member* of the Ilofai Family. For the purposes of the review all the yeomanry now ...
... tho two steamers sailed tho course of evening amid hearty demonstrations from crowds of spectators on *hore. , , The Duke of Cambridge has accepted the pr. Money of committee the special oorpri of Imperial Yeomanry, which » be comptai*! -if eentletnen ...
... out of fashion, though H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge stuck his, which are even a trifle larger. Naval officers must either Ihj clean-shaved, like Lord Charles Beresford, or must wear a full board like H.R.H. the Duke of York. Bluejackets formerly had to ...
... DEATH OF THE DUKE OF TECK. Hi« Highness U*® Duke of Took died White Lodge, Richmond, 7 15 last evening. The health of the Duke, was 62 years age, had been unsatisfactory for some time, and had never really been well since the death the Duchess of Took ...
... HIMSELF. The committee of the Special corps the Imperial Yeomanry (Duke Cambridge's Own) was Thursday u» position announce the completion its unit otficers and men all The Duke Cambridge has agreed inspect the unit very shortly. Inspection will precede ...
... the Prince of Wales, representing the Queen, the Duke Cambridge, Duke of York, Prince Charles of Denmark, Duke of Connaught, Prince I ...
... advance. But this, as I satisfied myself at the time, was not the The men were ready anywhere and anything, use toe Duke of Cambridge. The enemy wain full retreat, hamper.-d w :tli wounded, and lacking stores, quite exhausted, moreover, as our men. But ...
... «m a ceruua fitaesa him going to battles of the nation* which followers of the pastime follow with keenest interest. His Cambridge battmg in 1894 was full of promise—a feature of the year, in fact, attracting notice in all parts. When came into the Yorkshire ...