... an intended expedition under Sir Charles Napier against Tangier*.—Post. . . Statue of the Duke of Wellington in the Tower.-Oa Tuesday the marble statue ot the Duke of Wellington, executed by Mr Milner, was placed within the Tower ot London, of which his ...

... his credentials as Envoy Extraordinary , and Minister Pleni|K>tentiary from his Majesty the Kml>eror of Austria. The Duke of Cambridge was presc at the levee, attended by Major Stephens, Equerry in Wai. ig. The Prince of Orange also attended. The tat urns ...

... Anticloufc’s” letter ; but I m in sic rage 1 canna begin agen, but ye’ll hear fae me neist week aboot it. L. L. The Duke of Cambridge is suffering from a very severe attack of gout, at his residence at Kew. Free Church Presbytery, Fjtinhurgh. —This reverent ...

... paidsmitlie, charged with forging, the Uoidsiuiths' hall mark, has terminated in their acquittal. His Koval Highness the Duke Cambridge, who- ha» been sufferin'' during the ftist three - weeks from very violent attack gout, is, we gratified learn, recovering ...

... The Queen has been pleased appoint the Right linn Sir James Stephen, K.C.8., to Professor of Modein in the University of Cambridge, the room of wiSsuivth, K 5.,., deceased (inzrtfe ~J I-nduy. The Lord Chancellor is far recovered from h.a disposition ...

... of Liverpool entertained at dinner, at the Town-hall, on Thursday evening last, a distinguished party, Including Sir .la nes Duke, M.P., Lord Mayor of London, and the lion. George Bancroft, Minister to St James’s, from the United States. The Chancellor ...

... the Fourth, was excellent violoncello player. All the princesses excelled the piano-forte. The King Hanover and the Duke of Cambridge were good violin players; and the latter has, until recent period, taken a part in qua; with Major Stephens, his Equerry ...

... principal motion was carried. The dividend warrant will ready the llth October. Vi nit of the Duke of Cambridge to Manchester.—Ow Thursday the Duke Cambridge, attended by Baron Knctiebeck and K. llorsfdl, late Mayor Liverpool, visited Manchester, and took ...

... its Colonies. With Questions for Kxannnation at the end of each Chapter. For Use Schools. H. White, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge, M.A. and rh. Dr Heidelberg, Author of k - Elements of Universal History,” &c. In the Edited I)r IVkite^ A SCHOOL HISTORY ...

... country residence the reigning family. When twenty-six years of age she was solicited in marriage by his Royal Highness the Duke Cambridge, then in his fifty-third year. She consented ; and, the preliminaries having been settled, the Princess, accompanied her ...

... and thus calculate on saving ' * the end the year a considerable over-plush. GRAIN MA ll IvETS. The Force Habit. —The Duke of Cambridge was the chairman lat«iy at some country meeting—it was LONDON COBN MAKKF. 1, . either burial or teetotal society, are ...

... afternoon her Majesty received small juvenile party, comprising the younger members of the families of the Duke and Duchess Sutherland, the Duke and Duchess Argyll, Lord and • Lady Blantyrc, M«ns. and Madame Van de nu.l Colonel the lion. C. R. and Mrs ...