... 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 ...

... Class I. —l. William nry, Duke Cl irvnce. 2. Alexmdrina Victoria, of Kent. Ernest Auguatus, Duke Cuiiiberlami. 4. George Fred. Alex. Ch. Ern. Aug. of Cu'.n-berlin ...

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

... through the streets without single groan—a thing unprecedented in the annals of the last four years.—.D. E. Pott. The Duke of Cambridge, with his son, Prince George, au.l suite, arrived Id Loudon on Monday from Army.— Sir John Byng, Lieutenant- General ...

... Graces the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland have accepted an invitation Palmerstown- Ilouse, the hospitable mansion of the Rarl and Countess Mayo, for the purpose of attending the Races. When the Deputation from the University of Cambridge with a co ...

... brought in. have to regiet to -day the absence the Duke of Kichmond, who was summoned to town late last night. There was meeting Suseex Magistrates on Friday at the Swan Inn, Chichester, his Grace the Duke of Kichmond in the chair; there were also present ...

... London Journals of Saturday evening have come to band. The House of Lords sat on Friday evening, on which occasion his Grace the Duke of Newcastle made a formal complaint against the Attorney-General (Sir T. Denman) for presuming (in the course of a speech ...

... one of the drawing-rooms, where the marriage was solemnized in theii inesoiiee, and that of the Duke of Sussex, the Princesses, Prince C»« orge «l Cambridge, Colonel I-Vcder.ck I itzidarenee (bridegnmm-man), Mademoiselle D'l'.-te and Miss Hoyle (brideniaids) ...

... was ,k)il-.. .i!.j.c:ioiiablc than the present m-nuie. snoidd like to .i>k the Noble Representative of tl I'nivers ty of Cambridge what objection could advance against—by way of balancing the great democracy infusion tendency ol the Bill—doubling the number ...

... FOR Til PLAN REPRESENTATION Lord John Russell, Member for the Duke of Bedford. Sir J. Seb:ucht, .Member fur the Freeholders of Hertford- shire. Sir C. Smith, Member for In-resident Inhabitant Householders of Pontefract. Lord Ai.thoup, Member for the ...

... entertain any ulterior design abandoning the Protestant Church to the encroachments of the Roman Catholics. Sure I that neither the Duke of Wellington nor Sir Robert Peel ever contemplated with complacency, Eirl Grey reported have done, the case am convinced the ...

... and for voting twice at the same election. Chambers in the Universities Oxford and Cambridge not to give right of voting for the city of Oxford or town of Cambridge. English Tithe System.—ln the House of Lords, Friday night, the Archbishop of Canterbury ...