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... Cheshire, and townships of Woodhouse, in Salop The Hon. C. E. Law, M P., has left London for Cambridge. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has left London for Cambridge. The Marquess of Downsire had an interview with the Earl of Dalhousie Tuesday at the Office ...
... under the side gallery having been set apart for them. His U. H. the Duke Cambridge entered the house about quarter before two, and, after conversing short time with the Grand Duke Mecklenburg Strclitz, entered into almost familiar chat with various ladies ...
... horse power; the Duchess of Kent, of 268 tons and 250 horse power; the Royal Adelaide, of 364 tons and horse power ; the Duke of Cambridge, of 369 tons and horse power; the Royal William, 0f403 tons and horse power; the Prince of 393 tons and 270 horse power; ...
... College, Cambridge. At the age of eighteen be passed over to the continent, with view of making the tour of Europe. In the course of his tour, he fell in with the late Duke and Duchess of Cumberland, and succeeded in deeply Interesting the royal duke, that ...
... called the system of Oxford and Cambridge,” would just icmark, that the singular number was strangely misplaced, for Oxford and Cambridge had opposite systems, the latter being precisely that now proposed ; for, at Cambridge, Protestant or Catholic, Jew' ...
... ., sth Northumberbaod Fusileers. Cth Royal, 16th (service companies.) 24th (2d Warwickshire,) 2fith (Cameronian,) 30th (Cambridge,) (Cornwall,) 4lst (Welsh,) (East Essex,) (Princess Charlotte of Wales’s,) 75th, G4th, 2d (Staffordshire.) 67th (South Hampshire ...
... quietly took his seat near the bar. Petitions for and against the Corn Laws were presented. [His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge here entered the house, and having shaken hands with Prince Albert, took his seat on the Prince’s right hand, the Earl ...
... adjourned at half-past o’clock. HOUSE LORDS —Tuesday, Fed. The Lord Chancellor took his scat the woolsack at so'clock. The Duke of RICHMOND presented petitions against the government measure respecting the corn lans from fifteen places in the county ...
... such pecuniary reward as would enable the recipient to support with dignity the rank to which he has been raised. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE passed high euloginm on Viscount Hardinge and Lord Gough, and expressed his cordial approval of the object of the motion ...
... invested them for tire protection of the Monarchy ami the Church. Duke of CAMURIUGE next addressed the house but was, regret to state, but indistinctly beard in the gallery. 1 illustrious duke began slating, that owed it to country and Ins character to slate ...
... Privy Councillors present were—The Archbishop Canterbury. the Bi-hop of London, the Lord Chancellor, the Duke Buccleuch. the Earl of Haddington, the Duke of Wellington, Sir Robert Peel, Sir James Graham. Mr. Secretary Gladstone, the Earl of Liverpool, the ...
... Coleridge, her Royal Highness the Duchess Cambridge, and his Royal done cutting out square piece of ground. A third way is Opinions Rewaro of hating men for their opinions, or of Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke of Meekleuburgli Stre- sometime used, of ...