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... for was sent. Transit was expedited as much as possible, and he had no reason t suppose there was any deficiency. The Duke of Cambridge observed that a certain amount of discomfort was unavoidable in an army situated as that in the Soudan; but he oelieved ...
... accompanied by her Royal Highness Princes. 4 Louise of IValea, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince and Princess Christian, Princess Beatrice, the Duke of Cambridge, the Reigning Grand Duke of Mecklenburg- Strelitz, Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar, and Primo Henry ...
... resolution on the state of the auxiliary forces, and speeches on the subject were delivered by the Earl of Longford, the Duke of Cambridge, the of Morley, and other noble lords, after which the resolution was rejected by 23 to SO. • NUTS BILL. The senond reeding ...
... £3OOO for establishing a ward. in Which Mrs. Brydges Willyarrurtels also provided a fourth bed. His Royal Highnen the Duke of Cambridge, presiding at the last meeting of the National Association, explained the changes made in the regulations for the ensuing ...
... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT. An important parade of troops has taken place at Aldershot, when the Duke of Cambridge made a close inspection of all the troops at present quartered at the great military station. Fortunately, the weather was all that could be desired ...
... notable incident, and the Duke of Cambridge, when he visited the Canadians, referred to Lieutenant Clark as an instance of what volunteers wore prepared to endure when they wore called upon to take part in active service. The duke also praised the gallant ...
... consisted of Colonel Julian Hall, A.A.G., of the district, and Captain Ricardo, brigade major. The Duke of Cambridge was accompanied by his Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught, General 'Sir Archibald Alison, General Harman, Col. Lord William Seymour, and Col ...
... saving Sir Richard Wallace the chance of getting a lower rent at the end of the judicial term. Messrs. M. Gage, J.P. ; W. Cambridge, W. J. i.kman, and William B. \\ratters gave evidence in support of the estimate of damage on which the offer of the Water ...
... expeditions, and though scarcely to rise when morning came, rt.-d no complain: to escape her lips. (To be continsred.) Tns Duke of Cambridge has inspected the sth Lancers at BegLt;n. ...
... one of a more stringent character adopted. Tan death is announced of Lieut.-General Tyrwhitt, private secretary to the Duke of Cambridge. COACULINZ.—The best Cement for Itroked Articles, 64., la ; postage 24. Kay Bros, Btockport. everywhere. A of the United ...
... Smith, Agent-General of Victoria, on his approaching return to Australia. That, was a distinguished company present. The Duke of Cambridge, who presided, proposed The health of Mr. Smith in celogistic terms. The Agent-General responded, and peraonal toasts ...
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