... their services might be required. After remaining in the breastwork abovementioned about an hour, were ordered by tbe Duke of Cambridge to unite with the remainder of brigade (that bad advanced with fourth division to outflank the Russian left), and which ...

... Liverpool; Duke Cambridge (a), do.; Shamrock (■>, London. Arrivals (not tkt kntkrmd.)—NiL Cleared Outwards Coastwise. —Nautilus, Will-o’-the-Wiap, Maryport; Duke ol Cornwall (•> London; Duche-s Kent (a), Liverpool; Prince (s), do.; Duke of ...

... scholar, and divine, the reverend President of Magdalen College, Dr. Boulb. He has no equal in the annais of Oxford or Cambridge, and bat few, if any, in the range of theology and historical literature. The present century has been graced many men venerable ...

... Lieutenant General Sir Lacy Evans, gone home sick ; Major General Lord Cardigan, gone borne aiok ; Lieutenant General Duke of Cambridge, sick Constantinople. Present with the Army.—Lieutenant Genaral Sir Richard England, Major General Sir Colin Campbell ...

... brought by tbe Queen's me« who arrived that morning from Constantinople, from tbe Duke of Cambridge, give favourable account tbe health of bis Royal Highness. The Royal Duke has been staying at since be arrived, with Major the Hon. James Macdonald, from ...

... is killed; Goldie killed; Strangwaya is killed; Torrens, Brown. Beotinck, and Adams are wounded ; Lacy Evans and the Duke of Cambridge have been invalided ; and Pennefatber, and, believe, Airey, are 1; so that really the roll of general officers capable ...

... . The dinner party this evening includpe her B6y»i Highness the Duchess of Kent, their Royal flighneesea the Dncheas of Cambridge and the Frinceaa Mary, Lady Fanny Howard, Lady Suflield, Lady Caroline Barrington, Barones* bpaeth, Lord Cowley, the Right ...

... servile in her devotion to the Papacy, than tbe present Grand Duke of Tuscany. Windsor, Tuesday. The Queen took a carriage drive this morning, accompanied the Duchess and Princes# Mary of Cambridge. The equerries in waiting attended on horseback. His Royal ...

... Belfast; of Cambridge (•), Liverpool; Duchess of Kent, do.; Ondine (s), London ; Duke of Mum ruse, Swansea. Arrivals (not yet entered). —Bessy, Stranraer. Cleared Outwards Coastwise.—Mary E izabeth, Cardiff; Duchess of Kent, Bell as t; Duke Cambridge (s). ...

... interrupted the communication and the transport of provisions between Sebastopol and the Russian corps near Balaclava. The Duke of Cambridge has received a visit from the Sultan. It was said that his Royal Highness would return to England. Lord Cardigan was ...

... why Lord Kaglan his not organized a wagon train, drawn by bullocks, such the Duke of Wellington provided in Spain. The answer to this query lies in a narrow compass—the Duke of Wellington managed to have Spain wagon train [ drawn by bullocks, simply because ...

... interrupted the communication and the transport of provisions between Sebastopol ana the Russian near Balaklava. The Duke of Cambridge has received visit from the Sultan. It was said that his Royal yighuess would return England. Lord Cardigan was his way ...