... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Duke of Cambridge attended on October 19 a special meeting of the City of London Court ce Com- mon Council held at the Guildhall, and was pre- sented with an address, endosed in a gold casket, expressing the great, esteem in ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. We give this week what we think is a very apposite picture taken from an old print of tbe Battle of Inkerman. It represents the charge of the Guards, with the Duke of Cambridge at their head. It was in this memorable charge that ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. ;rhe Duke of Cambridge, attended by Colonel A. Fitzzeorge, arrived at Hall Barn on Tuesday, on a visit to Sir Edward Lawson, and on Wednesday aud to-day some of the coverts were shot through. On Wednesday morning, his Royal Highness ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, We give this week what we think is a -very apposite picture taken from an old of the Battle of Jnke*?? !V „ Duke of Cambridge at their head. It was in Gnu. inr nd n0 aol,bt duke's horse was Dfneident^'will crowd into ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Six months ago the Duke of Cambridge had no idea of retiring, but now, according to the London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian, ha is coming home from the Continent lull ot the intention to abandon the chief command of ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. A CHANCE OF REDEEMING HIS POPULARITY. The Duka of Cambridge (says a contemporary) has now oue of those opportuuitien which the acute popular instincts of the Royal Family must render e-pecally evident to himself. His R')yal '»•* ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. A PIOUS HORROR OF REFORM. The Duke of Cambridge, speaking on Monday night at the Lord Mayor's Easter banquet in the Mansion House, contradicted the rumours as to his impending resignation. He could not forget, he said, that he was ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE Last) week the Admiralty yacht Vivid was sent all the way from Plymouth to Pembroke in ordet that she might be used by the Duke of Cambridge during his visit to the Milford Haven district. and then, at the very last moment, H.R.H ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. A Chance of Redeeming his Popularity. The Duka of Cambridge (says a contemporary) has now one of tbose opportunities which the acute popular instincts of the Royal Family must render especially evident to himself. His R>yal Highness ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. A Pious Horror of Reform. The Duke of Cambridge, speaking on Mondai night at the Lord Mayor's Easter banquet in Mansion House, contradicted the rumours as his impending resignation. He could not forg0t# he said, that he was of a ...

... DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. COMMANDER'S VALEDICTORY SPB?CH AT ALDER?BOT. The Duke of Cambridge witnessed a cavatry sham hght at Aldershot on Thursday, aad at the oonclusion of the operations addressed the oBoers, sayihg his interest in thè Army was as tteeit M ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Duke of Cambridge would not accompany an army to the East, as his services would be required at the War Office to direct the conduct of the campaign. ...