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... from Dover, and at Paris to-morrow, they will present with the Emperor at a grand milit try review. Lord Raglan and the Duke of Cambridge paid their respects yesterday to Her Majesty before leaving, and they also the Prime Minister in Downing street. Nkw ...
... been evacuated the Turks. The following despatch is dated ** Paris, Wednesday evening”.— The Emperor, accompanied the Duke of Cambridge, has reviewed to-day in the Camp de Mart, the srmy of Paris, the effective force which amounted to 25,000 men. THE BLACK ...
... 1 am told, till Wednesday, in older to present at the review which will take place that day out of compliment to the Duke ot Cambridge and Lord Raglan. The announcement of the rejection of the proposals of which the Prince of Mecklenburg Strclif* was the ...
... Sinope on land, the armies and their commanders must arrive with all possible speed. PARIS, Monday. The departure of the Duke of Cambridge is postponed for another day. It bad been announced for this morning, bat his Royal Highness does not leave till Tuesday ...
... interview on Monday with the Emperor. The Cardinal on his way to London. The Dure op Cambridge and Lord Raglan in Paris.—The Emperor, accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge, proceeded yesterday, at 3 o’clock, in an open carriage, to JoinviUc-le-Pont, to witness ...
... THE BRITISH OFFICERS IN PARIS. The review given Paris by the Emperor in honour of the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Haglan, and the other high English officers now in Paris, was a most spleudid spectacle. Since the great military display of delivering the eagles ...
... the troops to Malta and thence Gallipoli and t.ience to Constantinople, and there stopping. wearied to hear that the Duke of Cambridge at Vienna —Prince Napoleon at Marseilles « Malta, and that Arnaud is going to embark one day next week. What want to ...
... Puke of Cambridge at the Court Vienna upon the marriage of the young Emperor is a favourable omen for us. We are told that the youthful Empress, contrary to the traditionary etiquette of the Court of Vienna, took the arm of the Duke of Cambridge upon state ...
... however, an exception was made in favour of the Duke of Cambridge, who, at the desire His Majesty, gsve bis arm to the young Empress. After the review which was held yesterday in honour of the Royal Duke, a sod accident happened. was returning, the horse ...
... and StaH number of persons connected with the commissariat, several surgeons, and Capuin Clifden, aide-de-camp to the Duke of Cambridge. The Medway brought in the 95th yesterday, and the Em- Mror arrived with Sir R. England, the staff of General Cator, ...
... withdrawn. Mr. Bell obtained leave to bring in bill to extend the rights enjoyed the graduates of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, in respect to the practice of medicine, to the graduates of the University of London. Mr. Packe moved for leave to bring ...
... from our correspondent Paris the following despatches, which reached that city last night:— Constantinople, Mat 10. The Duke of Cambridge and Marshal St. have an ived. The ratifications of the treaty of triple alliance have been excuangcd. groat quantity ...