... royal festival that was about to take place is conse- quently put off. This afternoon, at a quarter before two, the Duke of Cambridge, attended by Sit J. Reynett, arrived at the castle. His royal highness will remain in this country three weeks, when ...

... Cheshunt and Bishop's Stortford; by the I Earl of Radnor, Lord Dundas, the Duke of Somerset, Lord Poltirnore, Earl Fitzwilfiam, and'srveral other noble lords. HIGHWAY ACT. The Duke of RICHMOND presented several petitions from the county of Sussex, praying ...

... rose to move an address to his Majesty to issue a commission to inquire into the state of the Univer- sities of Oxford and Cambridge. He believed a commission bad been appointed during the administration of tbe right bon. bart, Sir Robert Pehl. Indeed c ...

... of Oxford and Cambridge. The noble earl said that all the information which be had been able to obtain since he gave notice of this motion had only more and more convinced him of the necessity which existed for its adoption. The Duke of WZLLINGTON and ...

... rrg, in Green-street, London.It 'I he Duke of Devonshire has arrived at Chiswick, from C Chatsworth, in improved health. HANOVER, MANY 26.-Tbe Duchess of Cambridge arrived d this afternoon from Frankiot. The Duke and Prince Geoge rrived an hour later ...

... i uiase any other course except a 1 further prolongation of the consideration of the bill. On the former occasion the noble duke moved to postpone the corn- ?? of the bill in order to afford an opportunity for two other bills which were before the other ...

... e of applied to the ministry of the aob'e duke and the noble locrd The (hear, hear). When they proposed the same mesasure that It to he bad now the hoariour of proposing, he found in 1839 the treed troble duke was reported to have stated :-Il My Lords ...

... It was the latter, and not the former, who, on stating his an intention to reside in England, was made by patent . Duke of Cambridge, a title changed into that of in Prince of Wales on his father coming to the throne tb of this country. But a more recent ...

... I IMPERIAL PABLIAMBT lI HOUSE OF LORDS-~MoNDAY, JheEr6. toe The Duke of ARGYLE said he bad to read to tei .to Lordsbips the answer of her Majesty to their lordshiPS' ad- malt dress: to II VICTORIA REGINA. I have received, with lively satisfaction, your ...

... capital. A most Joyful sensation was created by a report spread here that his Ma- jesty had proposed to his brother, the Duke of Cambridge, ) bi tht~rto our beloved viceroy, in an affectionate letter, to 0 retain, under the new government, the poests of Governor- ...

... highness not be residing in this country, the functions given by the act would devolve on the Duke of Sussex, or, it might so happen, on the Duke of Cambridge. He ob- jected to the insertion of the name of the Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench among the ...

... crowns and cushions were laid thereon. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, chief mourner, sat on a chair at the head of the corpse, and the supporters stood on each side. Prince George of Cambridge was seated near the chief mourner on a stool. The Lord ...