... otherwise can be explained the power with which they resist those efforts to which in a natural state they must have yielded ?— Cambridge Chronicle, Jan. 8. Petrifying Spring.— At Clermont, in the south of France, there is a spring which possesses the power of ...

... lutters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, grantiog unto Arthur, Duke of Wellington, K. G., the office of Con- stable of his Castle of Dover ; and also the office of Warden and Keeper of his Majesty’s ...

... dissenting voice only. That voice was the voice of the Hon. and Rev. Edward Grey, brother to Earl Grey, and lately promoted, by the Duke of Weilington, to the Rectory of St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, worth about £2300 per annum, The Honorable and Rev. Gentleman proposed ...

... in the House, addressing the Noble Duke at the head of affuirs, individually said—‘ J ean preserve 20 private friendship with the man who has broken faith with his country.” His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Governor-General of Hanover, is expected ...

... Catholics. At twenty minutes past four o’clock the Earl of Eldon left the King’s Palace on his return London. —Sun of Monday. The Duke of Wellington left town at one o’clock this day, for the purpose, we are informed, of attending his Majesty at indsor Castle ...

... SATURDAY, APRIL 4. CONTENTS. Duke Clarence farls, Duke of Sussex Jersey C irteret Duke Gloucester Liverpool Calthdrpe Lord Chancellor Limerick C irbery Lord Minto Clanwilliam Lord Privy Seal Morley Dacrc Orfonl Dundas duke?*, Powis De Diinstaarllle Brandon( ...

... been very pleasing to his despotic master, especially the part he played in turning O'Connell out of the House of Commons. The Duke of Wellington, anxious to preserve peace in the country, would willingly have admitted O’Connell’s claim; but the mean mind ...

... the honor of representing the County. The election for the University of Cambridge has terminated, it will be perceived, in the defeat of Mr. Bankes, the Tory Candidate. The Duke of are happy to have it in our power positively to assure our rea- ders, ...

... reported, time, and pisted, after which their Lordships adjourned, at half-past four o'clock. CAMBRIDGE, UNIVERSITY ELECTION. From the Couricr of Wednesday. Cambridge election commenced at 8 o'clock yes- terlay morning. ‘he candidates were not formally proposed ...

... which of those great measures they «.lopte,l, if it were only that which wouhl restore the prosperity of the country. The Noble Duke at the hcaJ of the Government, anil the Mimstefs, Whose law, he was sorrv to say, was mainly the law of the lan,l, hail thought ...

... Crass William Henry, Duke of Clarence. 2 Alexandrina Victoria, of Kent. 3. Ernest Augustus, Cumberland. 4. George Fred. Alex. Ch. Era. Aug. of berlind. 5. Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex. 6. Adol- phus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge. 7. George William ...

... THE ROYAL FAMILY. We hope that there wil! be an union of parties to rally round the King. Let the Dukes of Clarence, Cumberland, Cambridge, and Sussex, forget their feuds and differences, and cordially unite for the interest of their family. We are happy ...