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... accomplished by the District Council, especially in regard to the making up of new roads—Golden Manor-road, Campbell - road, Cambridge - gardens, Station - approach, north side Oaklands-road, St. Donstan's-road, Cuckooroad, and Walton Park-road. It had been ...
... THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT’S I APPOINTMERT, The appointment of the Duke of Con-} to the of Commander of the; Forces in lreland is the oniy instance on record in which a Prince ef the Blood has ' | been nominated to that position. The Deke | of Cambridge, while ...
... married bis second wife the beautiful actress, Harriot Mellom, who inherited all his great wealth, and subsequently married the Duke of St. Albans. Having no children she left the fortune inherited from Mr. Coutts to the youngest daughter of his youngest daughter ...
... MAYOR'S FUND. 0 ÜBSCRIPTIONS from inhabitants of Rams-1:3 gate towards the Fund instituted by Hie Royal Highness, The DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, for the aesistanoe of the WIDOWS and ORPHANS of Soldiers and Sailors (including Officers) killed in the present Campaign ...
... OTJR LONDON UTTER. The Duke of Oooneugbt’* eppobtaMßk to the of the Forcee in Mend ewe Lori Roberte a hmppy eolation of which hMW troubling oar miUtarj euthorttlee greatly. The Duke hae beta Tory enzioue to take aetire eerrioe in Sooth Africa, and wee ...
... days. MARCH-31 days. I APRIL-30 days. MA Y-3 1 days. 1 M • New Moon. rrar's Day ITb Duke of Beaufort born. 1824. ITh • New Moon. bY. hard. atiaday la Lent. lTu Duke of Connaught born. 1650. 2Tu[l J 11. M. prod. Emp. of India, F Candlemas. Scottish Quer ...
... G. S. Harris (Repton), right wing, C. T. Harris (Repton), centre, C. Kingdon (St. John's College, Cambridge), sod C. J. Snowden (CainsColloge, Cambridge), left wing, forwanls. These, with two exceptions, are former pupils or masters of Aficham School ...
... C., at the advanced age of 81, from influenza, after three days' illness. —The Rev. Walter M. Brownlow, M.A. of College. Cambridge. who has conatnenead his work in All Saint.' Parish. is residing at 90, --The Rev. Arthur Bryant Taylor. HA., who hae been ...
... Lieut. J. J. Curtis, servant to the Duke of Marlborough; of being for can ride well. i. The following is a list of the nimbus who have They an to bayonet ex- • volunteered for active service:- R. A. Mason , broom to the Duke of Marlborough; man =gag can ride ...
... Mims Wising/ CLARENCE HOCSR. 32, Maranon Squarp. Hon A. Bruen, Mrs Miter, Mr P. MarOs, Mr sad Mrs Lawn. Mr and Mrs Franks CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, 3-4, Regency Square. Mr and Mrs Wars, Mr Ware, jun., Mr and Mrs Freeman, Mr Harold Freeman, Mr and Mn HaNett and fatally ...
... in reference to the death of their son; and at the railway station there were present the Prince of Wales. the Duke of Cambridge. the Duke of C'onnaught, Lord Lansdowne, and the Army C'hiefs, and many other eminent personages. The Prince of Wales hearty ...
... H. Cole, to the Speedy, both on commission- 1 . H;‘-Mmflhw. H. Matthews, to the Duke of Wellington, additional, for the Iv.r“lo. Chief-Engineers—H. P. Vining, to the Duke of Wellington, sdditional, for the Gibraltar; and J. H. Dalrymple, to the Vivid ...