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... The Prince, who bad passed the day on the beach and in the casino, was advancing rapidly towards the Roches Noires, when tho Duke of Saint-Albans, owner of the yacht ?Cement, pressed on the Prince's arm, and said in a low voice, in English, Your Royal ...
... Brownrigg's division practised similar movezei% near their own camp, also finishing up with past. The Prince of Walea and the Duke Cambridge, who are the guests of Mr. Gera r d Stud, M.P., arrived at Critchell House, Wimborm. in the course of the afternoon. The ...
... an irresistible number, and rolled up in the direction of their right flank, until the order cease firing enabled the Duke of Cambridge and the umpire staff to discuss the proceedings of the day, and award ' the merit which was undoubtedly due to the generals ...
... BOTTOM. CAMBRIDGE.—His Royal High. ness the l'rince of Waies, attended by Col. Teesdale, arrived here ou Monday night by express train, to shoot over the estate of the late General Hall. On Tuesday. the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Rutland ...
... gave it to the Abbey of St. Peter at Ghent ; afterwards Henry V. bestowed it on the monastery of Sheen, except a portion where Duke Humphrey of Gloucester built a pleasant, perfect, and princely palace, called the Placentia, or the Pleasaunce.' Henry VIII ...
... Kilnhurst.—House, 17s. to 18s., the latter screened ; riddled slack coal, 16s. Gd. ; engine slack, 13s. Eckington —House coal, 163. Duke of Norfolk's Collieries.—Steam coal, 14s. 2d. and 15s. sd. ;house coal, 164. Bd. and 17s. 11d. A year ago the prices of steam ...
... pleasure to report that since the mark of sympathy of his Royal Rigiiness the Duke of Edinburgh, espressed by his benevoleut donation, her Royal Highness, the of Cambridge bad, throrgh Colonel Gireville, forwarded a donation of £2O. The late storms, v ...
... reading silently and gravely, as if he were engaged in perusing something as closely-reasoned and sharply metaphysical as the Duke of Argyll's reply to the Bev. Mr. Knight. But when matters of interest are reported, like those noted above, then conversation ...
... z, ford and Cambridge should be rowed ea the day already named—Saturday, April sth—the start Rill have to take place in the morning, in consequ ence ,* the early tide ou that day. TILE marriage of the Hon. Elliot Yorke, Nanny of the Duke of Edinburgh ...
... cmipanies. Mr. Omuta observed on this that not make any remark ut the time, although, tempted to do so. What had they got to the Duke of Bedford, or a neighbouring tor, : such a matter!' They might be wrung alter in their proceedings. Ile rcrucinbetrd having ...
... familiar. The advantages which these officers received were balanced against the grievances by Lord Delayer; while the Duke of Cambridge intimated that the authorities of the War Department would consider asy real hardship. The Dnke of Richmond also obtained ...
... tending to journey to England by way of Cited T . he war commencing shortly of wrwards, his falls joined the standard of the lat. Duke of York, intended the disembarkation of the troops at OsUs4 acted as Ineeelnan to the Guards, and passed this* the campaigns ...