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... David An| derson, D. 1)., nowineumbent of Clifton, on the Rev. Robert Machray, M.A., Dean and Fellow ofSiffneySumecllem, Cambridge, vicar of Madingley. The diocess of Rupert's Land is37,ooosquare miles in extent, and has a population of 200,000, The gross ...
... ARMY AND NAVY OF GREAT BRITAIN, OUR ARMY. l Dedloated, by special permission, to Field Marsh@ H.R H. the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, K.G, eta. Just ready, price 3¢, 6d., Illustrated by A, E, Fénhor. FAMOU S REGIMENTS: their Orrorny and Services. With a Sketch ...
... apon whom Lis munificencs has conferred so many benefits, I'he deceased duke inheritad the title from his mother. He was born in 1792, and entered the navy at an early age. The duke was gradually promoted wutil 1850, when he was made & rear admiral of the ...
... have suid enough, ks dinte i—r;vu:i;;dwn Sir, yours respsctfully, MARY MORRISON —From the Cumberland Advertiser, THE late Duke of Northumberland ‘muelwi onesavanth of the county of Northumberland, namely, 168,000 acres, THE army estimates show a total ...
... what ap to be an extensive and nooodinglyz:h vein of néohl has just been made on the Duke of Argyll's property, near luverary, The Bill Scholarships at the Cambridge in bave been awarded to Mr. W. R Kennedy, of . Colloge, aud Mr. W. Grifiith, of B¢, Johns> ...
... no sacrament.” The Queen, Prince Alfred, Princess Helena, Princess Louise, Prince Leopold, Princess Boatrice, and the Duke of Cambridge, and the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, attended divine sarvice on Sunday morning in the private chapel. The Dean of ...
... by trade. The Duke of Parma.—On March 20th, 1854, the Duke of Parma, returning from an excursion, was hustled by a Yerson, wheo at the same time stabbed him intheabdomen, left the poignard in the wound, and .übueftuenly wnged, The Duke expired in c¢ryel ...
... Yorkshire, by whom he had issae—Le Gendre N, Starkie ; John Piers Chamberlain Starkie, of Ashton Hall, and Bachelor of Trinity Cambridge, who married Aune, ouly daughter of Colonel ludson, of Leicestershire, and niece of Sir Jas, Hudson, late minister pleni ...
... could not carry it off for his own master. Thelate Duke of Richwiwnd was equally unfortunate ;so hasbeen Lord Derby ; 80 has been Lord Glasgow ; while Mr. Bowes won a Derby when he had scarcely left Cambridge, and repeated the ex%loit three times before he ...
... sum of £lOO to the Rev. Mr. M*‘Donald, towards the buildingof a new Roman Catholic Church and Presbytery at Newmarkot. —Cambridge Independent. pesziiy ON Friday night, as Mr. George Paley, of Pateley Bridge, was crossing the level road of the North-Eastern ...
... the Crown Prince of Denmark, the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, the Duke ofl)«mbr{d“ and the Prince of Leiningen ; and his godmothers will be the Queen of Dunmkt‘ho Princess Louis of Hesse, and the Duchess of Cambridge, We are ‘rhd to be ine formed that ...
... Hanover, the Crown Prince of Den » of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, the Duke of the Prince of Leiningen ; and his godmothers will Queen of Donmark, the Princess Louis of 31 the Duchess of Cambridge. We are glud to be od that the Sultan is rupidly recovering from ...