... the Delta, will leave for Bombay at the usual time. THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. (cress association telegram.) The Oxford and Cambridge race will rowed Saturday, April Ist. Only steamers will allowed to follow boats, and these under the management of the University ...

... Prince and Princess of Wales, the Prince and Princess Christian, Prince Arthur, the Prince and Princess of Teek, and the Duke of Cambridge, were amongst the guests. The Countess afterwards held a reception, which was attended by several hundred representatives ...

... meat to market. At congregation of the Cambridge University, yesterday, grace passed unopposed for affixing the University Seal to petition against the Universities Tests Bill. A crowded meeting was held at Cambridge, last night, Mr. Waldes, of Trinity, ...

... flowers mounted hair pins. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge.—A silvergilt inkstand in the shape of a shell. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge.—A richly-engraved silver salver. The Duke and Duchess of Argyll.—A tiara formed of band of emeralds ...

... proved fatal. The Duke of Sare-Coburg arrived at Dover in H.M.S. Black Eagle at twenty minutes past four yesterday afternoon and left by the mail train. General Seymour and General Russell, with his staff and guard of honour, saluted the Duke from the Castle ...

... oppose the Lectionary Bill, on the ground that Parliament ought not to trouble itself with legislation in Church matters. The Duke of Northumberland will mov» the rejection of the Bill for Legalising Marriage with Deceased Wife’s Sister, when the debate ...

... Grete filly, Bay of Biscay, Prelude filly, Mat, Hebe, Cessator, Coronada. CITY BETTING.— This Day Boat Race. 7 to 4 on Cambridge. City Suburban. 100 to OagstPax—taken. 100 Frailty colt—taken. 100 ti Oopsail—taken.; 1 Jack Spigot—taken ...

... GENERAL NEWS. The Duke of Saie Coburg and Gotha took leave of the Queen yesterday. The Emperor Napoleon has become a member of the Corinthian Club in Regent Street. Mr. Gladstone has consented to his name being added to the list of Vice-Presidents of ...

... The aggrieved clerks declare that their sufferings have been brought about by Mr. Cardwells determination to have the Duke of Cambridge and bis staff “under his thumb” the War Office, and they chuckle at the idea that they cannot all be housed in Pall Mall ...

... Marlborough House, and remained to luncheon. The Princess of Wales drove out, attended by the Hon. Mrs. Stonor. The Duke of Cambridge visited the Prince and Princess of Wales. The Prince of Wales had interview with the United States General Sheridan. ...

... commenced to read. was followed an admiring crowd, who loudly intimated their desire to see him in bis great character of the Duke of Glo'ster.? To get rid of them he gave them a short reading from the second act. Sub-constable Cochrane said that what the ...

... Upwards of 200,000 persons left London yesterday from various railway termini on suburban and country excursions. The Duke of Cambridge has arrived at Dover, from Brighton, and will review the troops in the garrison today, behind the Castle. An application ...