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... revealed. The death of tbs Duke of Westminster meant handsome windfall for the Chancellor of the Kxdiequer. and the property passes to grand* son the Treasury’s share will greater even than if it passed to a son. The bulk of the Duke’s fortune (the London ...
... exemplary character, domestic virtues, and great affection for the nation are described In tier own words. Naturally the Duke of Cambridge cornea Into the book, but, indeed, the list of celebrities ia endless, the picture of Court life is exhaustive. The Duchess ...
... who is acting adjutant, issued an order some days ago at the direction of Lieut.-Colonel Cruiukshank that all members the Duke of York's Own Loyal Suffolk Hussars who had volunteered for active service in South Africa, and all civilians who wished to ...
... tho Alberta. The licaltb of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg is again giving some cause of anxiety, and it is thought that will l>e obliged to have fresh treatment. When the Duchess goes to Kuisia with the Priucesa Hia'rice the Duke will have Germany for tile Trench ...
... r the j nrj. t'lose who The At,rnirg editor is Mr. .1. JJ.imi, who ao brildantly the fortunes /iluc‘; nd HVoVr. The Duke of Cambridge watching course events at tbe Mar U;h«e very narrowly. would, perhaps, lie more than human if did not read with sjiecial ...
... ipt tin C. S. Davidson of the South Staffordshire liegimeut. VIEWS OF THE DUKE OF The North .American Review for January contains resume of a conversation with the Duke of Cambridge n|>on the Transvaal war > and consideration* arising therefrom. The writer ...
... Professor Lankester Las had very distinguished career. was bora in 1847, and educated fct. Paul’s School, Downing College, Cambridge, and Christ Church, Oxford. In 1870 lie was • lected Hanoi iff# Travelling Fellow, and two years Fellow and lecturer at ...
... Aldeiiuen and Councilioi.s iu their robes, was the Mguul tor outburst of cheering winch was renewed the entrance the Duke of Cambridge, who desired to eviuce his groat interest .he enrolment the regiment by personally attending the ceremony, i Amid ouihusmstio ...
... January IJ.—ln the today, 111. Yves Ciuyot replies to the rarious points set forth in an oj>en letter recently addiesicd to tho Duke Devonshire by AI. Hoisstvain, the Amsterdam *• llandelsblad.” lie says : “M. denies Groat Britain's right intervene in the ...
... manager, hut the obtained is precarious. are recalling, in connection «j£ the gifts of tobacco and for ths trwj thu views the Duke Wellington smoking. discouraged the practice ev* among ohioers, because hu believed iadueii habits of tippling. matter ever ...