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... confined to his Meajsty's hand; the King's general hle lth is extremely gotd. The I troops were revievvel by the Dukes of York auil 'Cambridge. 'lhe ?? Sorereigrn yacht hls been ordered to fit for sea, and take on board all requisites, to attend his Alajesty ...
... illustrious series. I OnORGE IV. King of England. I. Duke of York. 2. Duke of Clarence. 3. Princess Alexandrina, only daughter of the late Duke of -ent. 4. Duke of Cumberland S. Duke of Sussex. 6. Duke of ...
... aud other stock. Accounts have been received from two gentlemen travelling in Egypt, !dr. Waddington, of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Mr. H1anrbury, of Jsus College. These two gentlemen, availing them seves of the opportunity of attending the Pacha of ...
... privilege of thle Entree. His Majesty thenplroiceeded -to the general Levee Room. T l~here were piresenit -the Dukes of York, Clairencei and Cambridge; the tyrc~hbisbap ofe Caniterbury, the Bishop of* L dothe 'Bithop of Lanfdef', th mhpo hster; the, Lord Chie ...
... estimated value of 25,0001. were destroy- q ed, the whole of whieh loss, to a mere trifle, falls ' upon the Insurance offices. The Duke and Duchess of Hamilton, from ltaly, a and Lord Archibald Hamilton, from .Lonid'h, arrived f at Hamilton Palace yesterday norning ...
... of the King, had his Majesty attended.It vvas, in bis absence, occp- jr pied by the Royal sportismen,;,with. tlle.Duke of r, Cambridge pt their bead. .sNonpe were allowedl to e use tire-arms but h isi Royal Highnes, ?? tle d. Arcibudke Ferdinand of Atis:tria ...
... the Grand Duke ot Weimar on the 23d. tht *lls RovalHighiiess Prinee Gustavus, son of the Ex.King ri of Sweden, acempanied by the Chaitiherlain, Baron l'or- T1 rg lier, has been here for soine days. His Royal Highness tor (fl the Grand Duke of Mocklenbuhrg ...
... the entrance. of' Mr. Caniing intc office is ;'iid to be brohrin o'ff, Ie ie at prdseiit r att tihe seat of ti e Duke of Pi tilhad:. The Duke of r n trose is agai- started as a candidate for the.Cham- s bdriinship. Anoflher arrangetnenit is talked of, by ...
... day, and increased so ra- pidly towards its cluse, that it was found expedient Inot only to adjourn the place of sale from Cambridge House into the gar-dens adjoining it, but also, in some degree to stem the torrent, to demand a shil- ling each for the ...
... her I dress and wildness of manner, spoke to her and iu. quired where she 'was going. She replied, 1 To see her brother the Duke, This answer convinced him that she was suffering under mental derangement, ' and he informed the gardener of the establishment ...
... been in -Eingland for tlhe last two montbs. We bave unquestionable authority for thus correcting the of. fensive ?? Paper. Cambridge University Elelcin.-In tthe last num- f 1br of' onr paper we aunounced tlhat tord Hervey and tie Hou. Mr. Shere hadl declared ...
... half-past six the Lord Mayor and Lady MIayoress took their seats; his Rloyal I-lighihes&s the Duke of York on tlhe rigrht, and his Royal Hignlf ess the Duke of Cambridge on the left. The mhen in armour, accompanied by their Squires, lhad ?? taken their stand ...