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... that there is no charger of famine (bear, bear).— friend, of the illustrious name Grattan, has alluded the speech the Duke of Cambridge (hear).—• some you have, never read that curious production shall now read it for you. It was speech made at the Leu ...
... thv InteUiyucir, iu which there speech. kuil have hern mode by the Duke of Cambridge. The ftiTrch ought he reprobated, for it was alike insolent aud heartless, lie (the Duke of Cambridge) said ot an nirricuUurul dimicr la ici stcr, the of that was good ...
... of his wife. The most eminent counsel arc engaged, and a costly suit may lie anticipated. , w .. An ex-courier of the Duke of Cambridge, named Webb, committed suicide on Tuesday. Sir John Rennie presided at meeting of Civd Enrinccrs, hold in London Tuesday ...
... Lord Chancellor. The Duke Buckingham, First Lord of the Admiralty. The Duke of Newcastle, President of the Council. The Duke of Richmond, First Lord of Trade. The Duke of Portland, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The Duke of Beaufort ...
... it was right that Parliament should enable persons who had been raised the peerage support their dignities. _ . - The Duke of CAMBRIDGE paid warm tribute of approbation to the two Gallant Lords for their emiucut military services. After remarks from Lord ...
... attacking a party under Colonel Cnurobcrt. The Arab chief had of bis men killed, and the rest of his force was dispersed. The Duke D'An male was at Som-Ghouzelam the 9th, organizing the arraagemeuts for his cam- lwoonts from Lisbon have been the instant ...
... measure for repealing the law of 1842, which he considered hod realised all the conditions desirable in a Corn-law. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE gave utterance to similar sentiments. He had heard Sir Robert Peel, the House of Commons, state his reasons for the ...
... 20th May, we, learn that a new Ministry had been formed, composed of the Duke of Palmella, the Duke of Terccira. the Marquis of Saldauha, and Messrs. Tajul and Azavedo. The Duke of Tcrccira had left Lisbon assume the command the army the insurgents. A ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON THE CORN By or dtsiCT. our oontorai>ornrici have considerable unfairness in the report of the speech of the Duke of Cambridge. It is no joke when person in the distinguished position of his Royal Highness thinks proper to pronounce” ...
... the sponsors being her Koval Highness the Durhess of Orleans her Koy'nl Highness the Duchess Cambridge, and hislloynl Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke of Maehlenhnrirh Strelitr . The Unchess of Orleans is near relative of his Koval Highness Prince ...
... for Greenwich.— Morning Herald. Lord Foley, gave superb entertainment on Wednesday evening, to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, at his lordship’s mansion, in Grosvenor-square. The following had the honor of meeting his Royal Highness at the ba ...
... tin names given were Helena Augusta ietoria. The Duke of Wellington has caused invitation to issued to about of the elect of society for the assembly Anslev House Monday night, a.ler the gallaiit duke's grand banquet to the roval family. Earl Granville ...