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... the attack oa Odessa, sailed towards Sebastopol. The Dire of Cambridge.— Lord REDESDALE having adverted to the attacks made by the press upon the conduct of the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of NEWCASTLE vindicated his Royal High- ness, who had acted ail ...
... by the government was to the effect that Persia had deter- mined to remain neutral in the war between Turkey and Russia. The Duke of ARGYLL moved the third reading of the Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Bill, when Lord CLANC ARTY moved the omission of the ...
... Bill The Marquis of CLANRICARDE put a question to the Duke of Newcastle with respect to the alleged intention of the Government not to blockade the Russian ports in the White Sea. ?? ♦*_ The Duke of NEWCASTLE complained of the practice of putting questions ...
... Duchess of Cambridge, by her side the Princess Alice, in rose pink and white, and the Princess Mary, in a robe of a more sombre colour. Behind the royal personages are seen the glittering uniform of a marshal of Portugal, worn by the Duke of Terceira ...
... advantageously through German ports, Varna has suddenly assumed great importance. The English force amounts to 20,000, the Duke of Cambridge being with the camp on the Balkan between Varna and Schumla, and the French army to 40,000. This choice force is in high ...
... to which they were put. The Beard Movement in the East.— -Both guards and highlanders are, with the permission of the Duke of Cambridge, beginning to let their beard and moustache grow, and this is decidedly one of the most sensible improvements which has ...
... £he Anglo-French troops assembled at Varna were iadv to march to Shumla. The Debrudacna had Tyet been evacuated. The Duke of Cambridge, n u 0 returned to Constantinople on the 2nd to have inference with M. de Brack, the Austrian inter- nuncio, reviewed ...
... residence in Downing-street on Satur- day afternoon for Broadstairs, where Mrs. Gladstone and family had previously arrived. The Duke ana Duchess of Argyle have left town for Leamington, whence their graces proceed to Eoseneath, North Britain. The Earl G raville ...
... benches. The ministers present were, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Marquis of Lansdowne. the Earl of Clarendon, the Duke of Newcastle, the Duke of Argyle, Earl Granville, and Viscount Canning. Among the few other peers present (the leading opposition peers ...
... man has had the diarrhoea. I know I have been very poorly; but, thank God, I am now getting a great deal better. The Duke of Cambridge is almost out of his mind about this affair; be rides about alone, looking and talking to any soldier be meets. Our food ...
... DESPATCHES FROM THE EAST. Vienna, Saturday Evening. — A Constantinople correspondent, under date August 24, states that the Duke of Cambridge, who has erysipelas in the foot, arrived at Theapia on the 22nd. His Royal High- ness is already much better. Prince ...
... — with one exception--- had their full share of the watery discomforts of the first night. Sir George Brown and the Duke of Cambridge crept under the tilted carta Sir George Brown was near getting into a worse scrape. Immediately on landing he rather ...