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... in hfi redignation irameoiately .i on the arrival of the lluke of Cambridge, wvo will b succeed ihis Roval Brolhfer as Con na'ner of the o Armv. The saccesqor of the Duke of Cambridge c ill the Governmnent of Hanover is noi mentioned.- sl London Mlor ...
... fi eitenue, by giving Jiimself the i-asp dae go e i as if tiTis Wei not safficiently tsarrifc, it was tidded, that a Nohie Duke ha4 shiotbhimself. U'e should not notice tsheso absurd mpeaiets, -exeept to point them out as a' nti-ance. ALonrdon. Pap~er ...
... 'Tork i dited thl Princes Sophia, at Camb~ridge! Hi)use. flur Roylf~ i~igh0Q6' iS idur de!,mate- euvle ol lea th. ?? Ro~yal Duke aid: the Dulk~ aid1 Iucksese of Churerce, the Duke and Diuche's of Giouu eizer, and tbe Duke of Sussex, arc 'onstant in their ...
... Hanoier, ?? the -oth of Mah brought by the Hamnbrgbh 3jail which arrived 'On Friday night, that his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge is preparing to attend the Coronation of his Majesty George i V. in London, but thit he will not be accompanied by his ...
... dilcting error on the spot. The late Bishop of Bristol was the tutor of the I Duke of Olotce&1er. during the residenee of his Royal lUighI ness as a student at Trinity College, Cambridge. IRIsu FisuEntas.-We are gratified to learn that those vessels which have ...
... Music, end every userul and polite department of aducation alternately diversified the literary enterA ?? of the te). The DUKE of LEINSTER and the other Noblemen and Gentlemen expressed them- selves highly delighted, and even astonished. Mr. GArNO1, ...
... secret dispatches. The works in our arsenals are pursued with the greatest activity, day aud night. On the 13th the Duke of Cambridge left this capital fSar. H Hungary. - to The Prince Cimitille San-Everino, the-new Ambassador ae froms Naples to St. ...
... moved the Thanks of the meeting to him. Sir John Ssinburne returned thanks, and the meeting was dissolved. _ The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived at Cassel on the 23d of December. The Commissioners for improving the Port of Waterford, are about to enlarge ...
... procuring horses, caused by the advance of the Austrian army. We subjoin extracts from the letters :_ NAPLYs, FEBRUARY 11.-The Duke de Gallo arrived on the 9th with the ultimounnu of the Allied Sovereigns. On the outside of the city gate he entered his private ...
... completed yesterday, and possession of it given tip to her agents. Thie remaining domestics of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge ?? been busily engaged for some days in clearing out the unsold furniture, wines, &c. (ex cept such part as has been ...
... project Eif h.s ?? Paper. THE DUKE DE BOURDEAUX. There is to be a grand Review by his NMajesty,'Itf tlhe N'Jatiorial Guard in the Champ de Mars, on the ,so:h of April, che eve of the ceremony of the bap- rismof the Duke of Bourdeaux. (On the b0th, iall ...
... The robes ot'he Royal Dukes are likewise splen- lp did, but, of course, leas expensively decorated than, those of the Kingo F . TiNE DfJIiE AND DUCHkEAS OF LEMSTER C We are glad to learn that the illustrious and k aniiabie Duke and Duchess of Leinster ...