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... over by the Duke « . exhibrtiou cl cdu-. monel uipilisnrvv end practical rest!***, fuedorn sy-t■:•»:> education in this country. Tiierc arc .n all about ISO bodies exhibiting;. A»l eJ.e Universities have taken spaces, «tid Oxford, Cambridge, Duiftnin, ...

... proceed to South Africa on active service. The colonel of the regiment. Viscount Galway, presided, and read letters from the Duke Cambridge and the Dean of Rochester. His Royal Highness heartily congratulated the men upon the noble spirit which, with many others ...

... Peacock, Lieutenant Slier:lie. slid V*‘illistrt>. vn.hur;asta «»> w„cn \ '.count Galway read following Icuere t!ie Duke of Cambridge ami Doan Hole; ...

... gathered a great body of civic notabilities, with a spriuklingof distinguished honorary freemen, amongst whom the venerable Duke ot Cambridge was conspicuous. The actual ceremony of the presentation was shorn of the more omato features which marked the admi.>>iou ...

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

... prior their doparturo for South Africa. The Prince of Wales will Her Majesty, ami ho will accompanied the Duke of Con naught, Duke of Cambridge, ami the Dulco York. For tho purpose of the review, all the yooraaory now in training at tho varioos printipal ...

... smoothly. , . • i r*,.—~ A meeting of the Committee of the Corps for amperiai Yeomanry will held dav under the the Duke of Cambridge, who intends giving ihe scheme the benefit ..is exprnence ana advice. Furtbir were enreked yesterday, including the second ...

... officially informed that the Duke of Somerset will move, and the Karl of Shaftesbury second, the Address in answer to the Speech from the Throne. The Marchioness of Granby and her family, who have been staying with the Duke of Rutland, left IMvoir Castle ...

... family. The Duke and Duchess of York left Sandringham yesterday morning, and arrived at White Lodge five o’clock. After staying some hours they returned to London. The Duke of Cambridge also visited White Lodge yesterday afternoon. The Duke will lie interred ...

... Marlborough Huuw to-day from Sandnm.'hatn. The Duke York and the Duke of CambcidßO visited li» Hißlmma this afteraocn. Tito following bulletin has been published regniding the health the Duke of Argyll“ The Duke of Argyll continues make satisfactory progre ...

... most favourable for recruiting which has been experienced by the officials of the special corp* of Imperial Yeomanry (Duke of Cambridge’s Own). Among the new recruits were a son of Lord Craubrook, Old Boys from Charterhouse and Harrow, and members of Arthur’s ...