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... were sent to all the officers who are going to South Africa in the City of London Imperial Volunteer Regiment. THE Duke of Cambridge visited the Criterion Theatre on Thursday evening and witnessed the performance of The Mas7ed Ball. MR CLIFF RYLAND'S ...
... 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 ...
... Mayor and his retinue I no lefa the room to receive IL.&H. the Duke of g Cambridge, with whom he returned in equal statethe whole audience rising and remaining up- standing until the aged Duke had taken the seat e! r vaan'ed for him upron the rignt of the ...
... tenuants to dinier at Haddo. house, Aberdeenshire, on Tuesday, to eelerate the coming of ago of their son, lord Haddo. Tbo Duke ef Connaught has selected Captain 11. F. Clayton, of the Scots Guards, for apuo;ntmentt as an aide-de- camp on his Royal highness's ...
... ic activity prevails. in con-) 3'rection with the despatob of yecomen and' voitin- to teens for the front. t of The Duke of Cambridge has accepted. the prsse- r. Itsj denny of the commit-tee of the special corps of T 'ts the Imperial Yeomanry. whose ...
... at the Grosvenor Club. Bond-street, in aid of the Daily Telegrafik War Fund,. under .the patronage of the Duke of Connaught, the Duke of Cambridge, and Lord Wolseley. Sir Squire Bancroft gives a Reading at Stafford House in aid of the St. George's and ...
... Prince of \Vales will represent her Majesty, and that his Royal Highness will be accompained by the Duke of Comnnaught, the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of York, and other members of the Royal Family. For the purpose of the review all the yeomanry now in ...
... officer's o',a horse is accepted. DUKE OF COAM-BRIDGE ANMD THE SPECIAL CORPS. I The ?? of Cambridge has accepted the presidency of the committee of the Special Corps of tile Imperial Yeomanry whose headquarters are at 48, Duke-street, Sa. James'. The Special ...
... pro- vide a galloping Maxim gun and a Colt gun. The Duke of Cambridge bas accepted the presi- dency of the Committee of the Special Corps of the Imperial Yeomanry, whose headquarters are at 42, Duke Street, St. James. The Special Corps is comn- posed ...
... 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:>; ...
... of W~ales, land- he preached in the' parish' church oin Sunday at the morning service. The Duke of' Portland left King's Cross yesterday'for Retford. The; Duke of Matichester left London yesterday for Manchester. The Ma'rquis of Bute having resigned his ...
... Princess of' Wales, and he preached in the parish - church on Sunday at the morning service. The Duke of Portland left King's Cress yesterday for Retford. The Duke of Manchester left London yesterday for Manchester. The Marquis of Bute having resigned his ...