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... on their return from the Egyptian War in by the Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Connaught. Liberal Unionists held their inaugural in St. Stephen's Hall when the party wamMormed in lose., and the Duke of Argyll presided. And if one speaks of artists ...
... sidles-in-waiting. Next came the Prince of Wales. wearing beneath his Duke's robes an admiral's uniform. Ile sat on the Duke of Cambridge's right hand, and cm his right hand again wes the Duke of Connaught, who, like His uncle, w. a Field Marshal's uniform ...
... exception of the last, being drawn by two horses. The eighth carriage had six black horses. The first carriage contained the Duke of Cambridge, Princess Frederica of Hanover, and Princess Alice of Albany; the second Prince Andrew of Greece, Prince George of Greece ...
... that the popular control given was a with both minion and grilse. nunafficient, but if they tended over three schools I.H. the Duke of Cunning* has been apponn Berkshire Candy Cricket Club. nrely to powder control, they might fiod • Roo::a DO MOW! '901.1 ...
... at the river, and the Prince Ise• had very good sport with both salmon and H.R.H. the Duke of lose been appointed colonel of the Army Samos Corp. The Duke of Cambridge and the Doke of Devonshire has arrived from Haaberg M the Palest Hotel, Furstenhof, Frankfurt ...
... the unexpected cong, at ion of the kidneys set in. Prinoe Edward was t,orn at Bushey Perk in I being the first 9011 of the Duke Bernard of Saxe-Weimer. Ile enzered the British Army in and out active service in the Crimean Wit as an of the Grenadier Guards ...
... bred by F. Jehan, 2. R. T. Thornton, Duke of Cranbrook. bred by the Le Chene.Forest. Guernsey; a Rydale sth. d Richessis late Edmondson, Knowle. Warwick; • Garton du Chess. 2nd. r. E. A. Hambro. Silentia, bred by Duke of Connaught, it Lady Crenbecek. 3 ...
... pnivince of Berk, a. 4 the Marquis of P.G.M. matiers unt.l lt.S), whet the two ri-r• and each constituted a province of med. Ihe Duke ofClarence aiid Avendaie was inrui me prment King as, tie Master of new :y-salorated provioce. at a grand t.mction at Readzir ...
... to the King himsell . as ol the Army, and his Majesty may pow& ly 4, point the Duke to act for occasionally. Tim appointment will greatly gratify arid ailing Duke of Cambridge, who has always r• carded the command of the Army as an app. to the Crown. It ...
... tau° et George. RECEPTION OF Mr. i* 6 IN LONDON. The death of the Duke Lawbridge, although not unexpected, received deepest Iv. (let in London. For s long thus past the health of the aged Duke, zoo been gradualber failing, but nevertheless li, was able, until ...
... GAIDENING NOT'S. ABOUT MEN AND WOMEN. HOW TO POT PLANTS. The death of the Duke et Cambridge raps fifth, .. he as this country le eon- Not do those tiring greenhorns at all and descriptions grow plants AI _pots in with if loyal Pongee large or quantities ...
... MARY REVIVAL. W tk the fullest military honours, due to die renk ..f it rield Marediel, the obseq: e ia v of the late Duke of Cambridge took place T • • amid widespread and remarkable manifestations of ustiotial mourning. A large rrowd of people, the majority ...