... seat the Duke Buccleucb, at Richmond. The ' of Ancrain, his Lordship's eldest son, succeeds to the. LATE BISHOP OF BATH AND WELLS. —This Prclde was native of Somerset, and was educated at Overton, whence he removed St. John's Col* Cambridge. In 1758 stood ...

... (Applauue.) - The healllis of the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Leopold (Vice-Presidents of the Society) were drank with three limes three. The Royal CHAIRMAN next gave lt the health of the Duke Wellington. The Duke WELLINGTON, in returning thanks for ...

... at two o'clock, Cabin; Council was held at the Foreign-Office, Dmvnin; street, which was attended the Lord Chancellor the Duke of Wellington, the Earls Harrow!; Liverpool, Westmorland, and Batkurst, Mr. Mr. Canning, the Chancellor of the Viscounts Melville ...

... Majesty's pleasures respecting the introduction of the new Prayer Book. HANOVER, JUNE 30. —His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge returned the 28th to Montbrillaut, from his tour the Duchies of Luneburg and Bremen, where he has reviewed several regiments ...

... CAMBRIDGE, JGI.Y 15.— he Right Rev. .1 J ebb D. of Trinity College, Dublin, Lord Bishop Limerick, was on the f>lh instani, admitted ad ettndem o this University. The Learned Prelate was presented _y the Public Orator. The remains of tire late Earl Tyrone ...

... quarterbeforc two o'clock his Majesty, with his usual atteudants, took his accustomed drive in his pony phaeton. The Duke of Cambridge has pleased to appoint his Aide-de-Camp, Major William Davison, be his Equerry. MR. CANNING. —■We have great satisfaction ...

... Chateaubriand the most flattering manner. 44 A Council of Ministers was held yesterday the bouse of Count de Villele. The Duke of Cambridge left Hanover on the morning of the fith inst. for visit to Count Munster, previous to the departure of his Excellency ...

... the river to fetch it out, and was with difficulty fished out himself. When Lord Sandwich was canvasiug the University of Cambridge for the Chancellorship, Mr. Harvest, who had been his school-fellow at Eaton, went down to give him his vote. Being at dinner ...

... the son of a barber at Cambridge, where he received his education. entering into orders, he became Divinity Lecturer of St. Paul's, London ; aud was, by the interest of Archbishop Laud, elected Fellow of All-Soul's College, Cambridge, 1636. Two years after ...

... talent, lost his election for the University of Cambridge, by declaring in favour of the same question. The times call for rulers of activity and abilities in th field, well as in the Cabinet, The Duke of WELLINGTON, or tbe Marquess of would suit us better ...

... prove highly attractive. , and three tjuarters. There Society established by the *' ' Parish Priest of the University at Cambridge, called 'the Uuion.jiferc T iC . '? n 'P - t0 I^l ' UKWICK, and after lie had con- during the present term, snmc fine specimens ...

... Houuslow Heath, attended with circumstances peculiar violence. will remembered, that on the July last, his Royal High ness the Duke of York reviewed the Household Brigade of Cavalry on Heath ; the day was very inclement and the close-of the review, a man ...