... Universities of Cambridge and Oxford, and other public bodies, as well the Foreign Ministers. His Koval Highness tbo Duke of Sussex will give her Majesty away. The Duke of Cumberland will not be present; but their Uoyal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of ...

... Royal Htghneka. the Princoa Sophia Matilda of GloucestiT, PrtneeM Mary of Cambridge, Princess Augusta Cambridge, Prince t.eorge of Cambridge. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge. Attended her Royal Highness's household. Her Royal Highness the Duchess ...

... Elysium, thete was small corner occupied tbe malignant, from whom a faint cry of tortured envy was indistinctly heard. Tho Dukes Cambridge and Sussex, and tho Duchess of Kent and Lord Melbourne were recognised, and were particularly cheered. The procession ...

... Clarence House, St. .lames’s the residence of the Princes Augusta ; and from Clarence House to Cambridge House the residence of the Duke ami Duchess of Cambridge. The route from Buckingham Palace to Marlborough House was densely lined with spectators, who ...

... the Duke of Sussex and Duke of Cambridge, the Ptinceas Augusta and the Duchess of Gloucester ; while the opposite side were six stools like description for the use of her Royal Higlmosa the Duchess of Cambridge, the two Princesses of ...

... invited were the Duchess of Kent, the Duke of Coburg, the Prince Ernest, the Duke of Norfolk, Duke and Duchess of Bedford, Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, besides large number of other Peers, five gentlemen of Duke of Coburg's suite, four of ...

... on her right, and her Royal Highness tho Duchess of Kent on her loft. A little further the left stood the Duke of Sussex, the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Melbourne, the Lord Chancellor, and the other great officers of Slate. The Archbishop of Canterbury having ...

... She appeared he about twenty ear* of age, and sable boa round her neck —Morning Chronicle of Saturday. Cambridge Election. —The ballot for the Cambridge petition is fixed for March 16. Socialism.— The following letter has been addressed by Lord Nonuanby ...

... that the House would recollect lasi Session ; and now a motion was made to postpone the inquiry , whilst in the case of Cambridge, the petition in which was presented lids Session, was to proceeded with before any of the others. did not believe the general ...

... 000 ssrintliural labourers and artisans to Upper and Lower Canada before the fall of the season. —Limerick Chronic*'-. The Duke of Wellington has summoned a meeting of Conservative Peers, nt Apslcy-huusc, to consider the Irish municipal bill— Morning ...

... Buckingham Palace.- The company her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Northumberland, the Duke of Devonshire, the Duke and )unit*'' Duke and Duchess of Roxburgh, Lady Adelaide Paget. Karl Krroll, Kiri of Uxbridge. Kiri and Countess of Clarendon ...

... instead of communicating, theretofore, through the Hong merchants- The Duke of Wellington had left in the Foreign-office memorandum, which should have been the guide of his successor. The Duke had intended it only for his own colleagues, but had not shrunk from ...