... nature of that most offensive measure. 1 had but lately also moved a vole of thanks te Lord Aberdeen, Sir James Graham, and the Duke of Newcas le for their late services in opposing that bill, and I wag in hope that ! when they would come into office they ...

... Guards have, believe, arranged for a farewell dinner at the London Tavern, on Thursday, at which his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge expected to be present. Besides Mr. Dunbar’s ship the Canterbury, the government have chartered for the transport of ...

... miserable room in the house, 34 Cooirbe. The * United Service Gazette* mentions as a rumour that his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge will proceed with the force, in command of brigade the Guard*. There are four pilsoner* our gaol (write* the ‘Anglo Ce ...

... to their, departure for the Mediterranean. His royal highness was attended the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Hardinge, and a numerous suite. Her Royal Highness the Duchess Cambridge and the Prince** Mary accompanied the s'aff in their tour of inspection. The ...

... is about to return his quaitcr* at vonport docl ...

... Sir. De Lacy Evans, Major-General command of one division of the eastern expedition, starts tomorrow (Friday). The Duke of Cambridge, commander of another division, expected to leave on Tuesday next, which time the whole of the stafi in command will ...

... agitation in the ranks of the Cars list party. MILITARY NEWS—RECEPTION OF LORD RAGLAN AND THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE IN PARIS Paris, Tuesday Evening,— The Duke of Cam** bridge arrived in Paris this morning and was received with all the honours due to Prince ...

... (From the Second Edition of the Timet.) PaEIS. TudksdaT Moknino.—The Duke of Cambridge arrived at£tra>lo»r* tbit tnorDing. his way to Vn-ont, and left atbalt.-pasi for Kr-takfori, accompanied by ooe the femp lor’s Aid-c Camps. The ussian i&ister pretested ...

... GREAT REVIEW IN PARIS. The review given by the Emperor in honour of the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Raglan, and the other high English officers now in Paris, was a most splendid spectacle. Since the great military display of delivering the eagles to the troops ...

... Raglan and Lord de Ros left Paris on Tuesday morning at aleven o’clock, en route for Marseilles. Th ...

... Emperor last ni^ht. Piinf*e Napoleon had sailed - n Fouloq, on his way to the East. Paris, Sc.vday Evening.— Yesterday the Duke of Cambridge and Lord Ka/lan wont to Vincennes with the Emperor to witness an experiment with a bridge of boats, for the passage of ...

... Three per Cents closed at G3f 60c and the Pour-and-a-half-per Cent* at DOf 30c. Paris. Wednesday.— The belief thn the Duke of Cambridge has political mUaiun at Vienna made a favourable impression on the funds. Some people believe that he only goes there ...