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... suspension the Habeas Corpus reij * ? second time, committed, third time, and passed. Lord Grenville rPosed it very warmly. The Duke of Clarence tie nt > tlie duration of , 1 only sir weeks from the present day, negatived.—The Bill therefore passed ; next ...
... past r.i&2 tiw Cnr.ccss.Qiarlotte of left the Castle, attended by Lady- Clifford she was coadutk-d to her carriage the Duke of Cambridge. Her Majesty’s private rooms were illuminated with beautiful Egyptian lustres. There were between five and six hundred ...
... Highnesses the Dukes York and Clarence. The sword was delivered to die two next senior Knights, the Duke* Kent and Cumberland, who offered them the altar with similar ctremonie*; after which, the next succeeding junior Knights, the Dukes Cambridge and Sussex ...
... yesterday the brewhnnse, Castle-street, Long Acre, and was honoured the presence their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess York, the Duke of Cambridge, and several other distinguished personages. The dinner, according to the strict custom, ought to consist ...
... Adjutant-General Calvert. Wc understand was sworn secrecy. In the business transafts for his Majesty, aAs concert with the Duke of Cambridge. Lord Nelson, letter from Antigua to ‘Friend London writes thus ; Although f vei) much regret the misfortune of not meeting ...
... Esq. who vacatcd his seat accepting tli“ Chiltern Hundreds. Lord Robert Fitzgerald, brother tn the late and much lamented .Duke Leinster, arrived yesterday, with Led Longford, England, in order to present at the Assizes of Kildare. Piis Lordship has been ...
... Rheumatism. is with extreme paili learn that his Majesty fins teen seriously affeifted by the news the death his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, that apprehensions are entertained respecting his future health. Public report of this morning is extremely ...
... Frederick Duke of York, K. to Colonel of the Ist Regiment Foot Guards, vice His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, His Royal Highness Adolphus Frederick Duke of Cambridge, K.. G. Colonel of the Coldstream Regiment Foot Guards vice the ...
... opposite the Duke of house in Upper Grosvenor-street, where he continued for some lime, walking backwards and forwards in a menacing posture, eidaWirtg, the late Duke of Gloucester, father, is dead ; the heir apparent, and the present Duke is my brother ...
... . His Royal Highness the Duke of York, Commander in Cfef;â flis Royal Highness the Duke of Combi rusd, to the command the British Cavalry, with Lieutenant-Generals under him ;âand His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, with Lieutenant-Generals ...
... Parsons, whose judgment and taste rat can dispute. Thc Duke Cambridge and Princess Mary frequently sing duets together, sometimes Italian and English alternately, but more frequently the latter. The Duke’s voice is a very fine counter-tenor, possessing much ...
... Cathcart, who is certainly have tire of the British troeps the North isrr.y, leaves town this day. lie will foljjy the Duke of Cambridge in the course *k. The departure his Royal Higbucsr., I ® take the (kid at the head the HanofcLfgton, only postponed ...