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... devoted'principally to war topics. M lfr George Leveson-Gower is to give a resume of a recent conversation l hebad with thl Duke of Cambridge oi the British Armny w hile Mr. Edmufid Gosse will contrihute character study of Sir Redvers Buller, Aninng the other ...
... and of the writer Indepsndently ?? the'-same year; hut, above all, perhaps, Sir Evelyn, Wbod, u-ho addtressed to'the Duke :of 'Cambridg- ?? memorandum on the subject, and lectured' on it at the United Service Institution..- He quoted 0 Sir.John Burgoyne: ...
... to South Africa on active service. The colonel of the regiment (Viscount Glalway) presided, and read letters from the Duke of Cambridge and the Dean of Rochester. His Royal Highdiees heartily' congratulated the men upon the noble spirit which, with many ...
... p and ordinary wits. sweet mm them from defeM. LESSONS OF THE WAR DUKE OF CAtIBRIDUE'S VIEWS. The Nara America. for Janney mi. :aims moorse of a ewavereatiou with the Doke of Cambridge open the Tranity.l Wm nod con• eidecations .iyiskthyrefrwa. 'llse ...
... 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 ...
... detained during n. it her Majesty's pleasure. ome _ _. mesr no ILLNESS OF THE DUKE OF ARGYLL. .not -diff The Pi-ess Association Inverary correspon- I as dent telegraphs that the Duke of Argyll has be beers confined to his bed for the last three han weeks owinig ...
... spread. but also of great me in betiding op the swam., so tbat isms resist farther attacks. I. mood !set.— ROYAL BEREAVEMENT. DUKE OF TWICE DEATH. His Highness the Dube d Took died at White Lodes Rlehususd Park, Sammy, at • 7 e'olock Seamy rnalsig fame gmamitala ...
... and was afterwards Stfies entertained to lnhointelarge, hail., to ?? trull THE LATE 'DUKE OF TECK., discn c UNERhut F EAL2 ARRANGETMENTS:' witl - ' .colt 3 The Duke. of Tech's funeral will take place on ?? TI LSaturday morning; .at; St. -George's 'Chapel;s ...
... bee keen desidod that all troop of the corps will no oat es, irides per onagers on liners and mobiliae at Cape. The Duke of Cambridge is keenly Interestiod is abs I movement, and hi. .on, 00100•1 VitaGetrge, atterili the committee nesting* morning and ...
... day for recruiting which has been experienced by the officials o~f the Special Corps of Imperial Yeo- mnanry (Dukce of Cambridge's ?? Aenongi the acew recruits were a son of Lord Cran- brook, old boys from Charterhous and Harrow, and nmembers 'of Arthur's ...
... DEATH OF THE DUKE OF TECK. His Highness the Duke of Teck died at White Lodge, Richmond Park, Surrey, at a quarter-past 7 o'clock on Sunday evening from pneumonia. Tbe health, of the Duke, who was 62 years of age, had been unsatisfactory for some time ...
... chiefeorcers folioed.* the coffin were the Prinoe of ni Wales. representing the Queen, the Dube of Cambridge, the Duke of York Prima Charles of Denmark. the Duke of Connaught, Prince Loon ofßatt,nberg, Prince Edward of F..c•Weinatr, tho Marquis of Lorne ...