... have made a certain minimum number of attendances in each of the proceeding five years. ] The Duke .of Connaught's Appointment. The appointment of the Duke of Connaught to the l pest of Commander of the Forces in Ireland Is the l only instance on record ...

... About 270 miles. Question ( R.C ) H - ow miany Field- Marsaals are there in the British Army ? t Auswer.-Eight ; the Duke of Cambridge, the V Prince of Wales, Sir John L:ntorn Simmons, Sir F. P. Haines, Sir Donald Stewsrt, Lord Wolseley, Lord loberts, ...

... with their guns. The Duke of Cambridge subse- qluently had the regiment out, and told it that if he had his way he would send them to a place not mentioned in the Queen's Regulations. Bat as I1 cannot send you there, said the Duke, ?? you shall go to ...

... for War has accepted from Messrs S. Chivers and Sons, the well known proprietors of Chivers's jellies and jams (of Histon, Cambridge), 5000 packets of their jelly for our sick and wounded soldiers in South Africa, and these are now on their way to the front ...

... they knew was only too proud to die for Queen and country. Duke of Cambridge and the War. The North American Review for January contains a resume of a conversation with the Duke of Cambridge upon the Transvaal war and considera- tions arising therefrom ...

... and councillors in their robes, was the signal for an outburst of cheering, which was renewed on the entrance of the Duke of Cambridge, who desired to evince his great interest in the enrolment of the regiment by personally attending the ceremony. Amid ...

... of the ly late Lady Alice Blontagu, sister of the present Duke le of Manchester and granddaughter of the Duchess of In Devonshire. Thle Prince and Princess of Wsi.en it-i ,d the Duke of Cambridge were represented. The Rev n Edgar Sheppard olliclated. re ...

... meeting of the committee of the Special Corps for the Imperial Yeomanry will be held to-day uinder the presidency of the Duke of Cambridge, who Intends giving the scheme the bnoeilt of his experience and advice. Further recruits were enrolled yesterday, including ...

... Lieut. the Duke of Marlborough, Oxfordshire Hussars, to be staff captain. Indepen- dent corps can only be enrolled under the rules and . conditions and with the sanction of the Imperia' Yeomanry Committee. . The Special Corps, The Duke of Cambridge, supported ...

... of ?? in 1863 This brlngs our ?? *ir down to the most recent series of visits, by stoi to the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of pier Ss Edinburgh, and the Duke and Duchess of cur' b. York which have hardly as yet passed out of the Lo, er clear atmosphere ...

... aesociations. It has ti been the scena of at least three functions A at which Royalty was present-the Duke K of Edinburgh, the Duke of Cambridge, and the Duke and Duchess of Yorlk-and the gathering of Tuesday last mnny Oer- tainly be said to have possessed ...

... Equipment Fund, which amounts to upwards of £2000.P The Special Corps of the Imnperial Yeomanry has m been named after the Duke of Cambridge. Two im sons Of Sir James mlyth were amongst Saturday's numerous recruits. F'ord, the well-k~nown 'Vtarsity w oarsman ...