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... Royal Commission of the Great Exhibition of 18>1. Tlie first earl was a distinguished diplomatist; he was uncle the second Duke of Sutherland, and was long known Lord Granville Leveson-Gower. Egyptian Model Farm. —Among the passenger? who went out in ...
... COUNTESS OF CLARENDON, And under the Special Patronage of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, THE ANNUAL . Grand fancy and miiL dress CHARITY BALM IN AID OF THE FUND*Q| THE SICK AND INDIGENT SOCIETY, Founded A ...
... Charles Manners George, Esq., to Garret Uisset, deceased, for the lives of her present Majesty, Royal Highness, now Duke of Cambridge, and the said John Misset which are all in being, with covenant for perpetual renewal, on payment of One Pound as a fine ...
... under the command of Colonel Blaguinness; the whole under the direction of General Cochrane. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge took a most prominent part throughout the day. Previous to the commencement of the evolutions, the different regiments ...
... ler preaching on Monday, fA* in or AntiyF t>rTu^C^N. Friday night, in Iklfait, from ========== a’ Dkamatic Society, he Duke of Cambridge has Printer*’ Dramatic Socierv. e in St. James'* Theatre e Printers’ Pension Socio’.y, ...
... Pilnce of Wales, and the remaining branches of the royal family, including our illustrious guest, the Duke of Cambridge. (Much cheering.) The Duke of Cambridge said—My Lord Mayor, ladies and gentlemen, I certainly had hoped that it would not have been necessary ...
... required. I give the Army and Navy,’ and I couple with them the health of the Duke of Northumberland and Lord Cornbermere.” The toast was drunk with much enthusiasm. The Duke of Northumberland returned thanks, did also Lord Combermere. The Lord Mayor then ...
... On Tuesday Prince Albert laid the first stone of the Cambridge Asylum for Soldiers' Widows, at Ktngstoa-upou Thames. The endow incut roouey the institution was beqaeathid by the late Duke of Cambridge. Tlic Paris papers contain decree ordering eighty thousand ...
... Shortly will be Ihibllshed, A FEW OBSERVATIONS on the TRIAL _ of KEG. r. NEWMAN. Muxsteb, Laq.,late of Trinity * College. Cambridge. . London : Thomas and Sox, 172, Flcct-atreet; 9, Capetstreet, Dublin ; and Derby. This day Is published (June 30th), THE ...
... late lrl«h plantation measure; held underlease, dated 17th September. 1839, for the lives of the present Duke and Princess Augusta of Cambridge, and King of Hanover, or for the term of thirty-one years, from 29th September, 1842, whichever should longer ...
... day engaged in vehement discussion as to the generalship of Napoleon and the Duke of Wellington. You will allow ail events,” urged his antagonist, that Napoleon surprised the Duke Waterloo ? ” Ay,” wiUmed the profwsoc, hot the MU astonish hue. * corre.'puiKl*nt ...
... coming up by the police barracks ; I think be was wheeling his whip in the way you see leaders do, or like pictures of the Duke of Wellington ; on my oath he was more exciting the people than keeping them quiet; what Mr. Delme;e said respecting Mr. Burke ...