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... l on what had fallen from a Noble Earl (Hardwicke) F on* a former day, relative to the petition from the F University of Cambridge against the Catholic ?? It wds not usual in the uniiersity to give more than ithree days' notice of any measure, but in this ...
... a diverioi -in the north of Esrope, and that the Duke ot Cambridge is to assume the comimanid of troops destined to -euler the cilectorate e of I-lanover. A subsequent a ;esovt states ti..t tie - - Duke ot Cumberlanrd has volunteerid his services on i ...
... elesated to the rank of tl ngy Bonapartewho also made him Arch-M1ar- I oitbie Reman Empire, and Duke of Warsaw. I el The Master of Sidney College, Cambridge, was. the3d lst, elected to the office of Vice Chance)- S it ?? Cer iciieac.Onthe 18th of Octo- ...
... to tained on this occasion was severe, amrnuting to 5ar from'foaur to five hundred ?? second letter tiA meutiQns, that the Duke of Wurtemburig had or- 43 I dered several batteries to be.erectetd on ?? height bi above the suburb of Ohra, which was within ...
... &c. r _ The following were the toasts His Majesty the King-Duke of Lancaster, His Royal Ilighness the Prince Regent. Her Majesty the Queen and the Royal Family. His Royal Highness the Duke of York and the e Army. e Lord Melville and the Navy. e Our Glorious ...
... Royal Family to be 8u i~vited. T he reshd~i 'to this efet ' ' pa~sed at a nleetiig ff'thewas -lately pa, eft e ~~stewards, the Duke of ~eafafbei'gin~h~chair,.i is ea5,Y to ?? e which of the memite~i of the Lbyal Family was iti. tended to be excluded by a ...
... 111S L55'T. The Emperor King of Prussia Duke of York Duchess of Oldenburgh Prince Henry of Prussia The Hereditary Prince of Duke of Cambridge Wirtemburg Duke of Orleans Countess of Lieyen Duke of Saxe-Weimar ...
... impost. This Zas a busi- oness of great delicacy. The Frenih Ministry has, Whc however, been induced to cnnfirm the tarifofthe e Duke d' Angouleme, imposing muchiinferiorduties,in Barli o every instance except that of British manufactures, Oats it whereon our ...
... Doctor's Commons against the 2 will of his Lordship, by which he has bequeathed - so large a property to the U nivcrsity of Cambridge. tl s It appears from the estimates of Mr. Accum tbat 2 n from a chaldron of coals there may he derived 10,500 cubic feet ...
... balf-past one the Duke of York took the chair, supported on his righr by the Duke of Kent, and on his left by the Duke of Cam - bridge. On his eptrance he was accompanied by the Arobbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Lon- don, the Duke of Rutland, the ...
... sentiments,, perhaps they may tie pretty wed guessed, and he . concluded to be little in favour of, either of the ?? Duke of Cambridge has been in Paris, ! and travels under the name of Count Diepholtz.- i Why bis Roval Highinessassumes a German title ...
... in his robes, as an Esglish rminister. Near the large triy bone of the diplomatic botly, places were prepared for the Duke of Cambridge and his suite. At one o'clock the peers of France entered in their grand robes of state. This is the first time they ...