... old 'Varsity d m, n are likewise Agiag to Suth fic. The t criclde Frank 3Mstchsll, the old Cambridge lcricket cptaia and Internati-al Rugby foot- s I baller,the Duke of Marlboroughbwho used to play e r polo for the Light Blues, and 0. F. Gresham, the t olt ...

... for the s and wounded in the war will be gien on WeYdnaesday next in the Holborn Towr-hall, under the patro~ne of the Duke of Cambridge, the Prinoess &Jolphax of Teck., and other distingvkdhod peoule. The Mayor of Blakburn, ceoir er, an- nounced at a =eeting ...

... n worked, there has been universal dissatisfaction. r It was therefore a most unfortunate circum- - stance that tho.Duke of Cambridge, with his l t- uoslll kindly geniality and his unwillinguess Id to disoblige a permanent subordinate who had re for a ...

... scarcely less interesti tang theva heroism of the husband. THE DTKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON EZrf'rISH STEADINESS AND THE PRESS. From Mr. Levoson-Gower's report of th o Duke of Cambridge's observations, we Quota the following on the Britsh coolness ?? re- veres:>; ...

... zon, and Lord Rowtoii. Tiie Prince ost- ald Princess of Wales were represented by the Hon. Sydney Greville, and the Duke of Cambridge by Admirral Fitz't rge. toJ _ ?? _ ate ion. TOUTS AND T:HE USE OF TIHE HIGHWAY, ,uld - of' It was decided at Wilts Assizes ...

... Lord Chaneolior, *he c I ri ,, efo .s01 Ireland, the (iannellor of tno ?? * r. the ?? ion. H. Ch, piiu \ i- k.a.. i ress. the Duke of ivoonsliire the Right H G ( .1J (OSchen, l.ord George Haniltoo, r Iws-- of H:reford. the Marquis of aixaN- o. .; ?? 0o Uig- ...

... the Rev. Dr. Guinness Rogers, of the Congregational Church at Clapham, and the Rev. Dr. P. T. Forsyth, Cambridge. The former is visiting Cambridge in ordor to further the interests of the Twentieth Century Fwad, and for that pur-pose will address a public ...

... The new scheme provides that the truse ofg lectureship are to be the Duke of Devonshime O Bishop of London, and the Chancellor of Ca bridge University for the time being ?? the Duke to have power to delegate his office *: fit person. The lectureship is ...

... special train will leave Paddigwn .tnt.oxl to convey their Royal Iligh- nossom tho Prinee of Waleos, tho Duke of Connaugh t, th. Duke of York, the Duke of Cumbritdgo, and other mcnmbers of the Royal Family to Windsor arriving thero at 11.15. when Royal carriage ...

... distinction tne Duke of Canbridge's Own, received yesterday accessions in the shape of Oxford and Cambridge graduates, Winchester, and other public schools' men. One .g! unit of 121 officers and men is complete. Occa- )r sbion will be taken by the Duke to inspect ...

... beds for the ttight. Tlhev leave Nine Elms Station .at 8.55 thii morning tor Southampton. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S I OWNV. The mobilisation of the Duke of Cambridge's Own will ta-ke place in London shortly, aad not at the Cape, as has been reported. After ...

... Victorian eza n a question whether for the moment we WS not as much modern literature in sto& a to - can coonsume and digest. T Duke of Bedford has talateil- a . succinctly the list of questions to wYA he and the public in general are tl ing for answers from ...