... The Princess Avers? \.— It expected that the marriage of her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta Cambridge, with his Royal Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke Mecklt-nburgh Strelitz, will be solemnized very shortly. Her Majesty’s consent to the nuptials ...

... influence that move and mould mankind. Proposed Dowry to the Princess ArarstA of Cambridge.—The Archduke of Austria was to leave England to-morrow, after his four months* visit. The Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz will be off in a day two also, —not to return until ...

... the last day or two had prepared the public to expect a fatal termination of the Royal Duke's disease, at no distant period. His Rojal Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived Kensington Palace a few minutes before 12 o'clock, and was standing by the bedside ...

... coffin, and the pall horn by the Duke of Bedford, the Duke of Devonshire, the Duke of Sutherland, and the Earl of Arran. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge was chief mourner, and appeared much affected. The ...

... message from her Majesty, announcing that she had given her consent to the marriage of the Princess Augusta of Cambridge with the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz, and trusted that the House would enable her to make a suitable provision for the ...

... present name Tuesday, and if he could conveniently postpone it until later day in the week he would do so. At the request of the Duke of Wellington, Lord Monteaglb postponed his motion relating to Irish spirit duties. The Lord Chancellor communicated to the ...

... withdrew his amendment. Mr Williams commented on the amount of income and appointments enjoyed by the Duke of Cambridge, and remarked that there was a Duke of Mecklenburg-- the grandfather or father the intended husband of the Princess—who was already a pensioner ...

... THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA OF CAMBRIDGE’S ANNUITY. Sir R. Peel moved the second reading of the Princess Augusta of Cambridge’s annuity bill. Lord Howick rose not to resist the motion, but to throw out a suggestion that her Majesty’s Ministers who alone could ...

... political intrigues. I have just been informed, one who has seen the marriage settlement of the Duke of Mecklenburgh and the Princess Augusta of Cambridge, that the sum fixed on herself for pin money is a-year. ...

... deceased. The Intended Royal Marriage.— The nuptials of her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta of Cambridge with his Serene Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz are, it is understood, now finally arranged to take place on Wednesday ...

... that the Duke of Cambridge, though he had undoubtedly received a large income, had to transmit a Dukedom to his successor, with the means of keeping up its dignity. The proposed grant was not to take effect till the death of the Duke of Cambridge. Mr Hume ...

... he heard the hon. and learned member for Cork telling those whom he addressed that they were able to beat the forces of the Duke of Wellington, and that they only wanted uniform to soldiers, and at the same time preaching to them peace, he could not reconcile ...