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... the object which they had in view, and, with that Yon, would istrodoce alterations into the body of the modure. The notorious Duke of now In raris, has an extraordinary collection of diamoad& valued at shout A catalogue of his which he has published, quarto ...
... by stress of weather into French harbours is 371. 75r. to if. ton. At • meeting of the National Rae MOD. elation the Duke of Cambridge, who presided, ✓ased satisfactory arr . aagemeats were mai* Ise the Wimbledon in July, and a renew take place on the ...
... the transfer to the Government of the property of the Hod-on Day Company. The Times publioher in the mumnial to the Duke at Cambridge, on the arse of Sergeant-Major Liffey. The Are and Nary Gazette the reparation offered lad night by the Goverment miserably ...
... to the Exelimper accardingto custom slue he King of the Belglaran Dwthers of Cambridge received 116,000 ; the Locher of lthcklentotrgh Strditz, batant ; the Doke et Cambridge £12.000; the Primers Mary 14 Cambria* £11,000; the Primus royal (Crown Prince ...
... see, Deeertplime of etc., sad • of :ie. al ream. tly the Author, peke 3e. 61, llediestell, by to rield-Zdasshal th e DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, RG., eta. VANIOV3 BEOINIENTS TIIE BRITISII U ARMY. VW eh • of the and of the Molnar. thronologieel Tahlo • -f an4l ...
... not be left ow than an litieriar as tale a/ the poliek it will Late ont the stale. Dusk or Cutestmem.—lt I asie4 dug the late Duke of Cleveland he. left Mr. Marge& Tree, a distant lager muá isig a bequest to him of about half • of mammy Lord Was. Pariett ...
... that Ste Geer intimated to the I 'Mate of thst the Government lave resolved net to convene the irla Convocation. Illeheed Duke, Era, I. expected to at Thom▪ limagry, on Meade, from Dreeten, where he has hese sojourning foe weeks. , for the election of ...
... and him in behind the chair. But the most inelsodsoly Instance of preware was in the ease of Lad R o bert a broth,er of the Duke of Ile was brought on a Welcher to the cloister', mid carried op Maims to the Trussary-effloa ; when the divisiou hell first ...
... have good heads hut bad in answer to this the trades quote a portiere of Mr KAY, an Englishman who by the University of Cambridge of reporting upon the social coedidentit of Le this mama he aim that it wee asset unfortunate dittabli which prevented the ...
... PRINCE ALFRED ii H PRINCE WILLIAM OF HESSE THE DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE i m. T111,..„ MART The Ai DUKE. of AUSTRIA THE LORD LIEUT Of IRELAND THE DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF ATHOL THE DUKE OF LEINSTER THE DUCHESS OF MANCHESTER TM EARL OF srPTON ...
... Weetbeermutorraee, Bayswater, by Ray Robert C Halpin, Chaplatn to the Brigedit of Guard., and Chaplain to 11 R II th• Duke of Cambridge,Dseid, eldmt son of Charles Gasmen, Esq, of Gardimer's.pLes, Dublin. to Elisabeth Sarah, only of A Amer, Earl, of Allipore ...
... October, 1784. His education was at Hand, contlenrd at the Unhersity of Edinburgh, sod was omploted at the University of Cambridge. So far hack as Ws 1806, the of the Glenville siministratios oulised Lord Hoary Petty, on his mood to oaks al of the Exchequer ...