... er Shaw, with a number of troopers. lrsaeling by the same train were also one sergeant and fourteen troopers of the Duke of Cambridge's Own Special Gorpp of the Inperiel Yeomanry, lhe troopers includin g two eons of Sir 3oward Miphintone, a son of Lord ...

... been ordered to proceed on a special duty to Riioberley. eENGLISH DUKES FOR TEE FERONT Capetowvn, Sunday. I The Duke of Mfarlborough and Lord Henry Bentinmc 'have gone to the front. Toe Duke of Westminster has proceeded to Bloem- e foanein. ITHE RIGHT TO ...

... grounds of Faradeigh, whlere Her Majesty made a brief nell. The residence is Lord Iveagh's, but is now in the occupationr of the Duke of (lonnaughlt, as Con- i mander of thle forces in lI-elan. t-rom li'armleigh the drive wvas continued past Castlokuock Boys' ...

... FIR OUR LOND CORRESPONDENT, (BY PRIVAT E WIRE.) LOwD9o, Tuesday Nighdt There is an idea in politickal circles that the new Duke of Argyll will be the next Viceroy of Ireland if Her Majesty's present advisers should happen to come back to power after the ...

... months' hard labour and dismissed Her Majestyis service for petty thefts. The will of Lieutenant W. G. Hodgson Lawley (Duke of Cambridge's Own Middlesex Regiment), who was killed at Spion IEop on January 24th. has been proved by Mr. Robert Dixon, Savoy Mansions ...

... and to welcome the Australian delegates. The Duke of Devonshire presided at the banquet, and among those present were the Duke of York, the Duke of Cambridge; the Duke of Fife, the Marquis of Salisburv, the ...

... South Afrncan war, and to welcome the Australian delegates. Among otihers present were the.Prince oi Wales, the Duke of York, the Duke of Cambridge, the Mar:quis of Salisbury, and Mr. Chamn- berlainn. The Prince of Wales, replying to the toast of his health ...

... the South African war and to welrome the Australian delegated. His Royal igh- ness was accompanied by the Duke of York and the ,Duke of Cambridge, and the Royal party was re- ceived with the greatesb distinction. by a, company whieh included the leading ...

... guns, so much cherished and prized, located an the Ileft. Now the Duke of York and Prinee Louis of Battenberg, in nil the gorgeous braid of the Naval Cap- tains' uniforns, and the Duke weasing the Garter, appeared on the socne, and between Captain Lambton ...

... fanous Dr. Busby. From Westminster he paased-in the year that Cromwell fdught the Battle of Dunbar- to the University of Cambridge, vwhere in 1653 he took his degree. In the following year his fathrer died, an event which enabled him to adopt, without ...

... the voites taken. would bo the Revenue voteLs. ETWQ JTIN AL REFORMS. NEW CODE AIND HTIGHER GRADE g g SCHOOLS. b Mr, JEEB 'Cambridge University. Ci) called aittention a to the Education. Department Code, 1900, anod moved - b fl-it. in tbn~ op-ienia c- tat ...

... Thouisand day, but there was. a fair minter, as attendances go at Newemark-et, and both the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge were present in the Jockey Glob '-nclceure. Sorns remarkable weather was seen during the day, as rain, wind, and sunshine ...