... Bishops-he Ia had now to bring before their notice two other lh names, and first the Duke of Marlborough-I le- (cheers). He thought he might honestly say this, to that since the Duke of Marlborough had been at among them he had over and over again shown al his ...

... __ T-7.; Ias lad A .-.n X~ 0X ?? L& JL.L11 'S XV J.L.Ltfl`X1. dTHE Ries. Walter Cecil Page, B.A., of Emamanuel g College, Cambridge, lies taken up his duties as e stipendiary curate of Chippipig Norton, and read thimself in on Sunday morning lust at the ...

... Hall to the lieveuge, additional ht (appoiatment to 11tarliiies cauceiled). to data Dec. 20th. d W. Des V. Hamilton to the Duke of Wellin-! ton, for General D)epet, and for command of Portsmouth 1'leet Reserve, undated. STAFF-COMMANDER. Richard Li. Roe ...

... bas accepted from Messrs. S. Chivers and Sons, the ai well-known proprietors of Chivers' Jellies and Jams Jp (o lHiston, Cambridge), 5,000packets of their jelly for fl our sick aud wounded soldiers in South Africa, ao d s 'these are now on their way to ...

... A. H. Hicks to the Duke of Wellingtou, on I additional, for the Cressy, to date Jau. 10th. CHIEF ENGINEER. Heury Abbott to the Duke of Wellington, additioual. for the Pandora, to date Feb. 29th. ENGIMEERS. .41 ?? Tring te) tho Duke of Welling-ton, died ...

... the Pembroke, addi- ti . tionil for the ADpollo, tor navigating duties, to J date January 3rd,; John P. A. robins to toe Li Duke of W'ellington, additional, for the Iris, ior ti ;navigating duties, to date January 15tb ; James : 0 W. Porhinto the Rodney ...

... en. ike J. Curtis, servant to the Duke of Marlborough; he can ride well. of R. A. Mason, groom to the Duke of Marlborough; ver can ride and shoot. ved H. Harris, Hill Farm, Kidlington. n- J. Gilkes, groom to the Duke of Marlborough; ,ey can ride. on- ...

... to do theam in -honour. Well, my Lord Duke, Mr. Mayor and i, gentlemen, -we join to-night in drinking the health al of our guests. In all solemnity and in all serious- tU niess we wish them Grod-speed. My Lord Duke, we tic wish you God-speed. Gentlemen ...

... inherirt right, although lhe had b ut - married into it by espousing her. Majesty's cousin. Princess Mary Adelaide of Cambridge. The Duke of Techk will long a be, r owing wi kindly feelings as a, courI teous gontleman who v;orthil v filled the part tthttwas ...

... C Georae T. J. Ludlow to the Duke of Welbing- (4 ton, additional, for the Gladiator, to dta Jan. d ,e 30th, and to the Gladiator, on commissioning, to ti date Feb. 15th. se EENGINEERS. it Arthur S. Christy to the Du'ke of Wellington g additional, for ...

... who withdrew 1, from the Oxfordshire Company of the Imperial kYeomanry, has enlisted with the special corps, the 3 Duke of Cambridge's Own, and sails for South - Africa on the 17th inst. I Those acquainted with military affairs can form Is ut a faint ...

... to the effect that the names of any who wish to become candi- dates for admission to a Yeomanry Corps, entitled The Duke of Cambridge's Own,') may be sent to the President of Alaudalen College. The cost of each equipmilent is not to exceed £130. The 'Varsity ...