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... women in it, and they make good mem- A Japanese naval officer is to be borne on the books of the Duke of Wellington, with the rank of sub-lieutenant. The Cambridge crew rowed on Friday from Putney to Mortlake in twenty-three minutes and a-hall. St. Patrick's ...
... and Princess Christian of Schleswig- Holstein, her Royal Highness the Dnohess of Cambridge, his Royal Highness the Connt of Flanders, his Royal Highness the Duke Cambridge, her Royal Highness the Prineess of TeCk, his Serene Highness the Prince of Teok ...
... several years past, and wears a low dress of black velvet, trimmed with white and violet. The the Queen, the Prince of ‘Wales, Duke of Saxe-Coburg — daughter, mother, brother, and uncle—form the first line of the procession. Then in two single files of four ...
... at the annual dinner of the Cobdon Club, which will take place in the month of Juno. The Oxford and Cambridge crews were out yesterday evening. Cambridge did the course in twenty seconds less than Oxford. Fifty new rifles, of Birmingham make, were seized ...
... their economical policy. The House divided, when the numbers wets-. For the motion, •• Against h!)4 Majority, ■ THE DUKE OF ARGYLL The Duke of Argyll has au extensive frieuclßliip rjuong men of literature and science, many of tfliom have visited him at his ...
... |by him, of oommnnioations of officers her Majesty’s -i army consequent the Gommissiouers* report that subject. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE said the subject of military education had been under consideration ■for long period, and by degrees a system had been ...
... seventh annual meeting of the supporters of the Boyal Sc 00l for daughters of officers in the army was held Tuesday—the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. iThe report stated that new junior school had been established at Roehampton, in which are now 32 pupils ...
... the latter gentleman. The British Army. —The annual dinner of the Royal Academy took place on Saturday evening. The Duke of Cambridge, who responded to tho toast of The Army,” said tho result of tho late war in France had been to cause a very fever of ...
... night were one at the Asylum lor Idiots, Earlswood, the Prince of Wales presiding; one at the Boyal Cambride Asylum, the Duke of Cambridge presiding; and the Boyal Literary Fund, the Biahop of Win- Chester presiding. In reply to ease recently submitted to ...
... called attention to certain general orders affecting the army reserve and en- lictment, issued since the 22nd March. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE said there were two systems by which reeruiting could be carried cu —conscription, or by going into the labour market ...
... the Marque Lome and tbe Princess Louisa to the other members of the Royal Family. I believo that the Duke of Sutherland’s banquet to the Russian Graud Duke now in this country, the Marquis Princess were treated as members the Family, The Prince of Wales ...
... next train, at 8-3, he walked along the High Street, Deptford, where he met two friends, with whom he went into the Duke of Cambridge public-house, and partook of a quart of beer. After his friends left him, he says he went to Mr. Thomas’s shop, and purchased ...