... on the WL Mr. G. ?? 13 supplies the substance of a conversation on the T 3 British Army which he has had with the Duke of O Cam-bridge; Dr. Leyds answers a series of ques- 1a tio4S on the Origin, Duration,,and Outcome of to the War; the Right Hon ...

... her father, Duke Adolphus of Cambridge. He was a strong Churchman, but ' his religion sometimes took rather an unconventional form. On one occasion, after the officiating clergy- man had repeated the usual exhortation Let us pray, the Duke was heard ...

... story. t Historical Parallels to 'L'Affaire Drey- t ins.' By Edgar Sanderson, M.A. (some .time seholar of Clara College, Cambridge). I WVMith pertraits. (London: Iutchinson and I b Co)-Mr. Sanderson has set himself, though . e not an uninteresting, yet ...

... commit as groat a sctlcetim as li 1who, i writ it a It nobleman, should address him ?? iet lt il - ?? Id Lord-' or as MsNy Lord Duke. rhiah :tre I - v right. And even an oflicer of her Maiety* \i:! entitled, as of right, to lie addressetd as i't; Major ...