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... SERIOUS ILLNESS OF THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. We regret to hear that owing to a severe relapse His Royal Highness tho Duko of Cambridge lias boon prevented from taking his intended journey to Portsmouth. Sir C. Hastings Doyle has in consequence delayed his ...
... THE ILLNESS OF THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Duke Cambridge is not so ill as represented. Yesterday he was able remove his room, and could transact Ins official business. ...
... and Huxley will contribute to the next number of the Nineteenth Century. The official statement put forward that the Duke of Cambridge is none the better for the change of air which he has been trying must of course interpreted officially. There is no ...
... trooping colours celebration of the Queen's birthday was gone through the Horse Guards before the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, and a numerous staff. The bands the Life Guards, the Grenadiers, and Scots Fusiliers were present. At Dover many of ...
... deaf Her Majesty's Bervice, was dining recently a military banquet, over which His Royal Highness tho Duke of Cambridge prosided. After dinner the Duke made one those happy little speeches for which he is famous, and General, anxious not to lose any word ...
... in the civil departments of the Government with view to increase the attractiveness the services, and I hear that the Duke Cambridge, Field-Marshal Corumandingin-Chief, will give evidence to-morrow. I hear that the Archbishop Canterbury has nominated ...
... awaiting his arrival. His Royal Highness and suite drove immediately the barracks under a Royal salute of 21 guns. The Duke of Cambridge proposed tho Health of the Prince and Princess of Wales in appropriate terms. The toast was received with artillery ...
... THE OF CAMBRIDGE ON THE CIVIL. EMPLOYMENT OF SOLDIERS. The Committee appointed consider the subject of the civil employment soldiers and marines resumed their investigations yesterday, when the Duke of Cambridge, who was examined, expressed his opinion ...
... Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief. This corps has been expecting orders for foreign service since October last. The Duke of Cambridge will probably also inspect the Royal Artillery, especially the 6th (late 24th) brigade, which stands first on tho list ...
... detachments of the Army Service Corps stationed there are to hold themselves readiness to proceed to Gibraltar. The Duke of Cambridge yesterday inspected the battalion Rifle Brigade, which has recently been brought up to its full strength, and now musters ...
... Mediterranean. The operations by the whole of the Chatham Garrison were carried out yesterday afternoon presence of the Duke ef Cambridge and the Secretary of State for War. During the operations several large mines and other earthworks were blown with immense ...
... particular kind, and still more as to what its appearance might be supposed to indicate. matter of fact, however, the Duke of Cambridge was speaking at the time on the subject of the Royal Warrant, despite which fact the intruder attracted a good deal of ...