... serious difference of opinion. While the propriety of the appointment to. this high office of the Duke of Cambridge strongly urged on one part, the claim of the Duke of Wellington to it, on the ground his being the senior Field Marshal, is supported powerfully ...

... Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex was alsc Another express was despatched to Windso thon the melancholy sceue was clused ; as well as Messeu ws to the different branches of the Roval Pamily, to M Peel, to the Lord Seon after the Duke of Sussex (who was ...

... noty etscttled whois to be the Commander-iu-Chief, butit is ge erally ‘suppused that the Duke of Wellington will be ap His Roval Hi; a $f hness the Duke of Cambridge is, it is un- to be appointed from the 2d or Coldstreain Regi- weut of Foot Guards, of ...

... Princess Augusta returned to The lamented Royal Duke occupied the drawing-room in Rutland-Mouse, which looks into the Green Park, and the room adjoining bis Royal Highness had sofa bed, which but seldom used. The Duke hail one easy chair iluring the day, and ...

... the Duke and Duchess York, and annuities '2,000/. to the Dukes Clarence, Kent, Cumberland, Sussex, and Cambridge, out the Consolidated Fundaim for copies of the Act which enabled his present Majesty to make additional grant per annum the Dukes of Clarence ...

... who exchanges. 60th Ditto—Field Marshal His Royal Highness Adi'iphus Frederick, Duke Cambridge, K. G. and G. C. B- tf ' be Colonel Chief, vice His Royal Highness the Duke v York, deceased. 71st Ditto—Lieut. John Lawson, from the 15th foot, be Lieut., ...

... between the Duke of Wellington, the formation of the tustry, has been privately shown the , ivii'i™.™, ri:,;,:™.WMas.'f command, re-model the Administration ,„l ' to know Ins (.race would con,in Councils. Majesty's The second note was from the Duke of Welling ...

... published, price las. bound and lettered, INNU'O LATIN 1 V MOKKI.L'S ABUIDGMENT, Alexander Jamie-on, L.L.D. -St. John's College, Cambridge. The complete Edition, particularly adapted School-, and containing, in the Latin English part, all the Words the Ouarto ...

... host The King—God bless him—three times three. The Duke of Clarence and the Navy. The Duke Cambridge aud the Army. The Duke Cumberland and the Royal Family. Tne Memory the ever-to-be-lainented Duke of York, This last toast was received and ...

... n the 1u.1,1 I>,WV..,:„K Master «»f tire Horse Chii f the Lord Lieutenant Ireland Sir .JOHN 11 Mr. I!.i;:i. Mr. Scahi.K 1. Duke L. » linn. Litis I M ister ...

... Acorn, Sajphire, Weasel, Musquito, Starling, Scorpion, ami Sylvia. . THE LATE DUKE YORK'S PRINTS ANR> DRAWINGS.—Mr. Sotbeby concluded the sale .he Prints and Drawings the late Duke York, Among the sporting subjects, of which there wire variety, ere Portraits ...

... elect return burgesses to serve in the High Court of Parliament^^^^^^ LIST THE MAJORITY OY THE AMENDMENT THE DUKE WELLINGTON UPON THE CORN BILL. DUKES. EARLS. VISCOUNTS. Wellington, Chichester, Arbuthnot, Rutland, Fitzwilliam, Melville, Newcastle, Lonsdale ...