... rontheaduartrs.traitc * count DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S OWN. 2i indep Yesterday was the moat favourable for recruit- that I ing which has been experienced by the officias of 1877 the Special Corps of Immerial Yeomanry (Duke he coi of Cambridge's Own). Aiiiong the new ...

... STIRTarnGo gave judgment in the case of the Oxford and Cambridge Universities -. Grns. The action wraps brought to restrain defendants from selling books or publications under the title of Oxford or Cambridge, or in such way as to induce people to believe they ...

... i thatI all troop-s of the cerlps will; 1o out as civilian pie-sten- gers oa liners, and n3obilise at the Cape. T'he Duke uf Cambridge is keenly interested in the movemenit, anti1 hisl son, Celeat, Fitageoorge. attends the cont-( nai~ttc mneetings maorning ...

... favourable for re- h ciuiting which has beec experienced by the officials of the Special Corps of Imperial Yea- C mcrry (Duke of Cambridge's Own). Among the p .new recruits were a son of Lord Cranbrook, old o . boys from Cbartorhouse and Harrow, and mem- hbers ...

... Princess I Adoipbus of Teck and Lady Cheshmrn will shortly leave for South Africa. Countess Grosvenor, mother of the present Duke of Westminster, is now- residing at Eaton Hall, and her present residence, Smaighton Towers, will in the near future be ocupied ...

... favourable dlv for recruiting which has been e':perlenced by the sofficials of the Spc zPi' Corps of the Imperial 0 Yeomanry (Duke of Camnbridge's O vEn). Among the D new recruits were a son of Lord Craubrook, old boys tfrom Chasierhouse and Hlarrowv, aud ...

... Committee of the Special Corps of the Im- penal Yeomanry (Duke of Cambridge's Own) was yesterday In a position to announce the completion of its first unit, 121 officers and men, ali told. The Duke of Cambridge was very pleased to hear of the progress made, and ...

... committee of the special corps of Imperial Yeomanry (Duke of Cambridge's Own) was yes- .terday in a position to announce the completion e- of its first unit-121 officers and men all tisld. e The Duke of Cambridge sa-s very pleased to hear jr of the progress ...

... committee of the Special Corps of Imperial Yeomanry (the Duke of Cambridge's Own) was, E yesterday, in a position to announce the completion of its first unit, 121 officers and men all told. The I duke was very pleased to hear of the progress made, 1 and ...

... yesterday. DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S OWN. an The committee of thre Special Corps of the Imperial Yeonanry (Duke of Cambridge's Own) wee yesterday in a position to announce the com- pletion of rts first unit-121 officers and men all 8s told. The ...

... out of fashion, though ili.RaJ. the Duke of Cambridge stuck to his, which are even a trifle larger. Nava.l officers must either be clean-shaven, like Lord Oharles Beresford, or must wear a full beard like H.RBH. the Duke of York. Bluejackets formerly had ...

... 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 ...