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... reporting in our th, last number, concerning. the ceremony of laying the P1 foundation stone of Trent College by His Grace the ha hi] Duke of DEVONSHIRE, ought not to pass by without sit a few words of comment. In the course of his speech be! delivered on the ...
... on the great part played by that institution in effecting German unity. S His Imperial Highness was followed by the Grand his Duke of Baden, who, as Rector Magnificentiseinus, ht welcomed the guests. On Thursday, honorary degrees were conferred on the ...
... estates. i t le opening of the Orleans and Tours Railway took t Place on Thursday M ee, in the presence of 1,200 persons. 1 ) 1 hi Dukes de Nenanurs and wontpensiec were also I present. cr- alh present average rate of wages in Paris is 2s. ld. to a-day, and ...
... on the. first day was 351. (including a donation of 51. from Mr.j Beamrose). K ROYAL LEVEE.-By command of the Queen, the hi Duke of Connaught held a Leve~ at St. James's Palace T on Friday. Amongst the presentations to His Royal Ri Highness were the ...
... great pomp at the expense of the State. General Castanos, it will ge be remembered, was an old companion in arms of the late his Duke of Wellington. se 7rAT ALVY. n ITALY. of The Pope visited Ilorto ?? on the 16th, where, after eni receiving the authorities ...
... tilpeilare t ithe tetd itf the P oif deputation, vwearilig his gotld robe as Chtancellor of t le faitil University. pl his ?? Duke oif Wellington reaid thle addrhess from else Uni- Itch CtINlI versity of Oxfoidon thle recent Piltl ?? n ?? Mt sauid it ...
... ~Country-Tle Wooden W~alls of old England-Army atd id Navy-Mlay the memory oif our noble Nelson inspre every idseaman to do his ?? Duke of MWellington-The Town Yand Trade of' Derby-The land wve live ?? the seeds oftdis- bsension neter r ind growth in the soil ...
... wlticla referred lb, N to the honnmred nobleman who had most appropriately been toj citosen as the patron of Sthe society-his Duke of Sutherland of 1.(Loud applause. ) He had Itad Sthe honour and tlse Itappiness mlt ;of Isis intimate acquaintance foar ...
... disapproval of tlse financial policy of the late and presesit tf Goverisment, which was defended by Lord Granville and the hi Duke of ArgyllI. f1 Thie bill was ultimately rtad a third time and passed. SC Their lordships thsen adjourned. fr THURSDAY, March ...
... officers of the Court of Chan- cery, which might as well be applied to the relief of the family. He was inclined to insist on his ?? Duke of WELLINGTON would vote for, and Earl HAR- nowBY against ?? GREY, with every disposition to afford all possible facility ...
... Admiral Digby, Capt. St. J. Pechell, J. Bloom, Esq.- ,he &c. Trhe urbanity anti contdescension of his Royal Ifitchness the his; Duke of Sussers were never tnore pleasingly. displayed than in the ext real with which he endeavouired to promote the hilariiy ...