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... present moment ts one cf the. most disreputable thoroughfares •n Ktinme.— Pall Mall Gazette. The Prince of Wale* and the Duke of Cambridge attended tie House ords yesterday, occupying! their accustomed scats on the Cross bench. Dr. the inventor of the Catling ...
... Last evening in the House of Lords he stood imme- diately behind a bench on which the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York, and the Duke of Cambridge were seated. Again and again these illustrious personages appeared to be in imminent danger of a blew irom ...
... LORDS, TUESDAY, Lord Chancellor took hii scat at a quarter-past four o'c lock. The Prince Wales tho Dukn of York, and the Duke Cambridge ii-tcucd to tho debate from the cross benches. ...
... another and more distinguished Royal personage the previous day. the Duke Cambridge yesterday provided an amusing incident before interested audience (saya the London Lady News.' The Duke, looking hale fit and active despite his 80 ye*.rs, was inspecting ...
... house was packed with the elite London society, headed the Prince and Princess of Wales, Princess Henry of Battenberg, Duke of Cambridge, and Prince and Princess Louise Battcuberg, who occupied the lloyal box. The amount realised is nearly £12,000. The ...
... at Hotel Wednesday, occurred in tha room, a valla nee being in flames j threatening destroy carved wood screen. I I Duke cf Cambridge and other; were present. A:»r j leading in the atteaapt to put the fire out, he j waiter his shoulders, and the valiance ...
... meeting of the National Rifie Assodation was held yesterday at the Royal United Service Institution, Whitehall. 'flic Duke of Cambridge, who presided, moved the adoption of the report. His Royal Highness remarked that they met in different circumstances ...
... MILITARY INTELLWESCE. It has b«cn decided e.ee the command of the new 3rd Battalion the Duke of Cambridge Own Middle Regiment to Major Braect Lieut.-Col. C. Hudeerd Simpson, second in commaml the I't Cimolnahire Reeimont in Madras Col. Simpson has been ...
... THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE THE PROVISION RANGES. ...
... ■* *• Drill lI.II.—Tit. qumion w.s •q.wcrod mml Hay, ago. X.ul m South Africa. It petaaiilic to more precise. —The Duke of Cambridge commanded the Ist division of the Eastern Armv. at Alma, .. * Ufl tl,c • of .Sebastopol. *'• Blue llcll, and Trowe. ...
... has answered by sending us the men of Paardeberg. At recently 1864 Sir Henry Taylor, then an official, wrote the Duke of Newcastle : Aa to our American I have long held and often expressed tlio opinion that are sort of danmona lieredtiaa. I think ...
... honour of kni^itbond. Marlborough House. Sunday. The Prince and Princera Wale* were preeent at Divine Service to-dey. The Duke of Cambridge ami Prince and Prinoeaa Edward of Sexe-Weimar visited their Royal Highnesses to-day and remained to luncheon. Prince ...