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... that a marriage been arranged between Miss West and the then Lord Belgrave now Duke of Westminster, but no thing further ha a been heard of any such arrangement. The Duke, ditsaea of age tbie year, is fairly goodlooking, and saes the great advantage of ...
... DtUhkF OF CANMBRIDGOF @ OPINION The North Amencan Revrew for Janusry comtains a resumé of a convermtion with the Duke of Cambridge upon the Transvaal war aod conmderations ansing therefrom The writer u Mr. George Leveson Gower, who, in a prefatory note ...
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... that a marriaee ba been arranged between Miss West and the then Lord Belgrave, now Duke of Wtiaminster, but nothing further has been heard of any such arrangement. The Duke, who comes of age tai , yeti., is fairly gcod looaing, and possl saes the great advantage ...
... 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 ...
... a merria,ee hag bsen arranged between Miss West and the then Lord B-lgrave, now Duke of Wesrminster, but nothing further has been beard of any such arrangement. The Duke, who c er h es of age this year, is fairly good looking, and poetesses the great ...
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... connected— will followed with sympathetic concern intent Coningsby Disraeli MP death of euc-Altrincbam this week ably reason- the Duke-ably temperately with the i has constituents will report interest profit It that is fully the material critical of situation ...
... t honour and prestige of the country maintained. I . . w- DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE WAIL The North American Review for January f contains a resume of a conversation with the Duke of Cambridge upon the Transvaal War and considerations arising therefrom ...