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... Hall, Fife, the ancestral seat the family. His Royal highness, the Duke of Cambridge, son of the late King George 111., and unde of Her Majesty, died on Monday evening last, at Cambridge House, shortly after ten o’clock. His Royal Highness had been indisposed ...
... till Thursday evening. On that night, replies from her Majesty and the Duchess of Cambridge in answer to the addresses of condolence on the death of the Duke of Cambridge were brought up, and ordered to be entered on the journals. The Elections (Ireland) ...
... Singular Fact.—lt is remarkable instance of the uncertainty of human life, that the Duke of Cambridge. Lord Cantaloupe, and Sir Robert Peel were all engaged to dine with the Duke of Norfolk, on a certain day, and before its arrival they were all dead! Port ...
... religion. Both resolutions were carried by large majorities.— On Monday last, on the motion for reading a third time the Duke of Cambridge Annuity Bill, Mr Home made several abortive attempts to reduce the annuity, bat was unsuccessful. On Tuesday, the discussions ...
... Royal Highneaa, who was attired in deep mourning of the alaimat description (on account of the recent death relative the Duke of Cambridge), having entered a carriage, immediately drove off to Barry's Hotel, Queen Street, where appartments had been provided ...
... short time ago, two Cambridge students, while proceeding through Glen Tilt, were met by the Unke of Athole. The Duke collared one of the young men, and ordered both to turn. Both refused, and a fight began, which ending in the Duke being beat. The students ...
... the Sliakspeare-hou.se for the country. The places selected for accomplishing this purpose are, Rugby, Eton, Oxford, ami Cambridge. Mr Macready will, m his way, have effectually attached his name to the history of the Poet’s house. Four hundred pounds ...
... whole of the service the parish church . of the town in which they are quartered. Dear Fiddles. —At the sale of the late Duke of Cambridge's musical library recently, far the most remarkable lots were the musical instruments. Of these, violin by .Stradivarius ...
... presented to Her Majesty —one from the Ceurt and Common Conned, one from the Members of the University of Oxford, and one from Cambridge. The replies to these were such, as to leave the Government free to act at any time as they may deem advisable. That the ...
... president Taylor. We most add the Duke of Cambridge; the Emperor of China, oar antagonist in the opium war; the American Statesman Calhoun ; the Prussian minister Count Brandenhnrgh ; the Queen of the Belgians; the Duke of . Palmella; the vice Chancelloc ...
... positions in society, distinguished for talent and learning. Of the first named class the following brief obituary.—l. The Duke of NawoaSSte (6«); S. Marquis of Northampton (GO); 3. Marquis Wings (18); 4. Lord Visconnt Alford (35); Lord W, Somerset; 6 ...
... surpass in importance the parent stem. the heir of Lord Melville, the last Lord was early initiated in political life On the Duke of Wellington becoming Prime Minister, early in 1828, Lord Melville became First Lord of the Ad irally, and continued until ...