... were sentenced to 14 days' hard labour each. THE Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race haa been postponed from Saturday till Monday next at eleven o'clock, in consequence of the funeral of the Duke of !►lbany, which takes place on Saturday. Tex Calcutta Exhibition ...

... wholly unexpected, the Duke appearing to have benefited much from his stay in the South of France, the climate of the locality being regarded as eminently suited to his somewhat delicate constitu• tion. So late as Monday last the Duke, who was described as ...

... coaching for the Indian Civil Service. The other object sought in catching the candidate young was that of sending to Osford or Cambridge for • couple of years before he went out to India. The older universities are probably not perfect places of eincation ; ...

... his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Hesse. His Royal Highness the Prince Christian of Schleswig. - Holstein, KO. His Memos Highness tho Reigning Prince of Waldeck and Pyrmont, G.C.B. Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, K.G. Royal Highness the Prince ...

... usual--with the Oxford President and Mr. it. Lewis Lloyd, of Magdalen College, Cambridge, on board, bet it was sot until rather more than ten minutes later that the Cambridge crew, as the challengers came out first, paddled round to their station off the ...

... and C. C. Maxwell. Platform C—Chairman, Mr J. Robertson ; speakers, Right Hon. W. E. Baxter. M P.; Professor J. Stuart, Cambridge ; Messrs J. Inner, R. Woldrum, G. Philp. and T. M. Nicoll Platform Mr T. Thornton ; one ,kern, Messrs J. W. Barclay. M.P ...

... cosmeetint with the wining of age of Prince Edward. left gamin es . ham for Loadings. The Duke Dachau of Edinburgh. Pnocaos Laurie, Lard Lome. the Doke of Cambridge, Priace Edward of Weimar, and other guests alto left for Among the presents wade Prise* ...

... would do all in their power to en courage • display of that feeling which they had seen with so winch gratification. The Duke of Cambridge also spoke. In the House of Lords Monday. the Marquis of Salisbury gave Reties of a revolution &daring that the ceplorable ...

... the pnmosal to employ black troops is the Suedes had not cheeped the entice of Lord Wehrle) , ; and Lord Derby and the Duke of Cambridge replied to remarks made os the subject at the delay in the acceptance of aid from the colonies. The message+ harms been ...

... Mansion House, Loudon. The Lord Mayor presided, and amongst others present were the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke of Cambridge, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Granville, Sir William Harcourt. ad Car: dual Ms ing. A report was substittad ...

... proved a gnat seecese. About d ranks tools part in the duplay, &meg the London &sena kis large share of attention. The Duke Cambridge one presoak and expressed lime much pleased with the mareappeet. At elate of it the Velmiteare engaged ta fi g ht. Military ...

... et the late Mr Alfred Audis, whom w monied is ease. IMakdatd wheal, Auntie F. Jesids. ha had a outer at Triaity Csllep, Cambridge. may who hare pawed Modes' may be meatimed Mr J. A. bolds s Predeessehip the Salter Colley, Dudes. or Rao Proses.—Kisser ...