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... of St. George's Hospital. wn r the Duke of Sussex went throughnetrhnesscetrhee°'l43'ing the first stone for the new Bridge • es . Th I) iiammersmith to Surrey. . . ,xpect suffered hy t hatb e ave l ike of Cambridge is visiting the ; districts of Hanover ...
... Highness the Duchess of Kent), and his Royal Highness George Frederick Alexander Ernest Augustus (son of his Royal . Highness the Duke of Cumberland) having now arrived at an age . when suitable provision is necessary for their honourable support, maintenance ...
... Order of the Day for the .Second Reading of the Bill making provision for the Education of the son of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland was read, and on the motion that the bill be read a second time now, the House immediately divided, when the ...
... the Duke of YORK, and to establish a perpetual club to ,commemorate his manly, unequivocal, and constitutional conduct in the debate'on the Catholic Relief Bill. . , Arrival. of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge—The DUKE and DUCHESS OF ...
... the Drawing-Room the young PRINCE OF CAMBRIDGE was brought in to view the imposing scene, and Seemed in ecstacy at its splendour. j The Duke of YORK, Prince LEOPOLD, and the Duchess of KENT, came in State. The Duke of YORK was attended by Col. Cook and ...
... on Friday last. The DUKE OF SUSSEX, in returning thanks for his health having been drunk by the company, alluded to the DuKE OF YORK, who happened to be present, with so much warmth, affection, and brotherly love, that the Noble Duke absolutely shed tears ...
... foreign composers, Is. 6d. NEW MUSlC.—Published by C. CHAPPLE, Bookseller to his Majesty, their Royal liighnesses the Dukes of York and Cambridge, Royal Library, 59, Pall-mall; where may be had all new Music as soon as it appearg.— , Nes. I and 2, of SIX FANTASIAS ...
... these bills unavoidably lie over till next Session. We learn, by our private letters from Paris, that his Royal Highness the DUKE DANGOULEME will probably visit England shortly. It was arranged, we are informed, two or three months ago, that this should ...
... At the appointed hour o f b elev b e i n s o'clock, kot,?rannander-in-Chief, accompanied by his b y a rO ll5 DUK E , DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, and I sal- , Silite, arrived on the ground, and attended were received by 101,,Pateeclamati of a rtillery, w hi ch, ...
... seemed 1°,1140P0-co° with onerhols. character; an d AI RS. viryLLsy, a le' a t CAMBRIDGE, 771 We M 11'1'4 c have only room to add, that MR. '• L . ' gentlemanseemed from Duke's Place, with specimens 0 1 sor forf fillitcg anxious to obtain the and her daughters ...
... exactly opposite to St. James's-street. The members of the Royal Family present were—the Duke of York, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Duchess of Kent, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Princess Augusta, the Princess Sophia of Gloucester, and ...
... of Arts, Rector and Ordinary of Hawarden, in the county of Flint, and Master of Magdalene College, in the University of Cambridge,. (Becond surviving son of the late Right Hon. RICHARD ALDWORTH, Lord BRAYBROOKE, deceased, by CATHERINE, his wife, youngest ...