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... tenements and a garden in Newcastle-upon- Tyne. The chronicle of this house is preserved in the library of King's College, Cambridge ; and from this it appears that several of the Percies were interred in the abbey, particularly Henry the second Lord of ...
... e to all attacks, an.l that death had no power over them. The coolness and courage of the Hon. Major Macdonald, the Duke of Cambridge's aide-de-camp, actually led him from one of the Russian entrenchments, where the regiment had laid down to load and ...
... success is represented the simple capture of a position or battery. Sir George brown succeeded in carrying redoubt; the Duke of Cambridge secured the final possession of the work ; and Major General Pennefather's brigade lorced the enemy completely to abandon ...
... supporting the regiments exposed to such crushing fire. While the Guards were running up they Tell fast, and last the Duke of Cambridge seemed inclined to retire his men for a moment to reform, but he was diverted from so doing by the sound advice of brave ...
... Nicholas Knight the Garter. —The Autocrat Nub-das ot is a Knight of the Garter. How 1 is remain so ? A Smart Saying.—The Duke of Cambridge, tho occasion his piss ge through I.iris, said tin- Eiooeror am aslon isbi-d ib-cm- lan with which you have obtained ...
... by America, Washington was elected by Congress to be commandor-in-chief of the American army, which office he assumed at Cambridge, in Now England,in 1775. battle had already boon fought, at Lexington, between the British and the revolted colonists, when ...
... having most feathers attract the attention of the fair. Hobson's Choice. —No alternative.—Hobson was horse, letter in Cambridge, and his custom was to place the horse longest in his stable next to the door, so that parties applying for steed were restricted ...
... Mayfair, London, 4th ult., tbe Right Hon. Lady Agnes Buller, fourth sister of his Grace the Duke of Northumberland. Her Ladyship, who was twin with Hugh, third Duke of Northumberland, was born in April, 1785, aud married 1821 to Frederick Thomas Bullur, ...
... secret discover; but let me put you out of suspense. I am, as I said before, delighted to hear this. If the consent of the Duke your father can lie gained, mine may be considered as given and for the young lady, I am sure you need fear no difficulty there ...
... portion which is above that sum; or, at all events, that it should not come lower than £100 with the same conditions. The Duke of Cambridge has apparently committed himself to the good work of army reform. The new Commander-in-Chief has just decided that before ...
... tCircumcisiim. Day breaks, 6h. 5m. 2 Fr Edmund Burke born 1730. Sun in Perigee. S;i Monk. Duke Ablemarle, died, 1670. * £mrt)ar> after (Tfinatmaa. Ascham died 15G8. .5 Duke York died 1827. (i Epiphany. Coleridge died 1849. W Allan Ramsay, poet, died 1758. 'I'll ...
... uncle to go to Cambridge for a short time. Thither accordingly he went, and while there still added to his means of support by literary work, contributing to various periodicals, and among others the Sporting Magazine. While at Cambridge he heard of a ...