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... incredible speech is re. ported in the English newspapers as having been delivered by the Duke of Cambridge. The report states t'iat-' His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge made a speeca upon the occasion, in which he begged to assure the gentlemen present ...
... THE DUKE, OF, cAMBmGE. A REVIEW IN TAB PARK. Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge inspected all the troops in garrison at the Fifteen Acres. Plimnix Park. Although the;, lincident appeared to have been one of a simple, discharge of military ...
... I THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE.| (BY TZLEGRAPL)a Belfast, Friday Night His Ryal Highness the Duke o f Ciimbtidges drove into town ?? Park, acom- panied by Sir Thomas Bateson, Bart, hP;; Lord Lennox, AD C; Sir A Clerk, Sir. Thomas Butler, Lord and Lady Longford ...
... reslgnatssb-o Viscount Hardinge, in 1856, tbe Dukef -Cambridge was ?? iain- -der-in-Oih, and went to Malta in 1878 to in- spect the India. troops WM. were then sta- tioned themn The Duke oE Cambridge is also . Eirl of tperaryad Pri vy Oouneiiorlor Lie- ...
... TIHE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. IN lately noticing the rumors that had reached us as 0 to the conduct of his Royal Highness towards Lord r William Paulet, at Portsmouth, we stated that we did so because our attention had been repeatedly r called to occurrences ...
... THE DUKES OF CAMBRIDGE.I I . ?? ~ REVIEW. AT THE CURRA G H Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge left Dublin by the 8.20 a ra train for the purpose of reviewing the troops qisartereA at the Curragh Camp. -The Commander of the Forces travelled ...
... iturned to tho Royal Hbspital A numbir ;s of persons along ?? recognised itieT Duke, n compiaratvely few, however, raising their hats. At two o.icockc the Dukeof Cambridge, in plain r olGthes, srrived at Amiens-street -terminus in Sir 1S ThbrnasSteele's ...
... ia Irelat d, an w iy commwand of thi ntroops, which erer pardd as efcectively er poesibl in Sthe Park before 9 o'clock The Duke oi Caimbridge, -accomapanied bj his ntaff. and attended; by hir. two AD.C.'s, r ode out from the Royal Hospital at an, ear~ly ...
... DEPARTURE OF THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. I Saturday afternoon the Duke of Cambridge and suite left Belfast for Dublin by the limited mail at a quarter-past three. The morning was spent by his Royal Highness in attending to pri- vato matters, and in enjoying ...
... ented by the Duke of Cam- bridge on the appearance of the troops and the efficient way in which the day's evolutions were s carried out. The different corps returned to bar- Iracks before two o'clock. This afternoon the Duke of Cambridge visited ,the ...
... THE DUKE, OF CA3NIBRIDGE IN LIVERPOOL. Livirirrooir, 'TuEsiiAt5'-T11 DukeL of Cambridge arrivedi at I-Iiri.toii yestev-dity aferiio on bya, Special trairn. Prvecious to tire ?? Of thle train, a carl- rirlge0 RIt1 firi belonging~ to tire Earl of Derby ...
... THE VISIT OF' THE DUXE OF I CAMIBRIDGE. I Tns preparations for the reception of his Royal LI Highness the Duke of Cambridge in Belfast are fully completed, and during his brief stay the Prince will be accorded every mark of respect by the loyal inhabitants ...