... investigated and set right. It cannot be the Queen's basin that selected for their talent be treetei than liberally. The Duke of Cambridge, by some accident doubtless, also offended a large number of the military profession the other day, by his non-appearunoe ...

... the Royal Duke with Chatham, l'itt, Nelson, Wellington, Beckford; applauded the deeds of the Duke in the Crimea, and his administration of the Army; and did not forget to mention the attention he has to charitable institutions. To this the Duke of Cambridge ...

... good behaviour at home and abroad and as- I sured them of the great pleasure he should have when meeting ft. R. ii. the Duke of Cambridge, to tell him that, whether in China or Japan, hie favorites were ever the same, and if iiropped at Aldershot would ...

... Ulllf a 4141111. Tax Grand Duke Alexis has arrived at Nagasaki in the Srettut.u. Salutes were exchanged with the Russian, French and Japanese war vessels in harbour, and the usual visits of ceremony exchanged. The Grand Duke went on shore the Tuesday following ...

... the first time the native troops of India had gone to the Mediterranean. The Queen's popular and gallant oousin the Duke of Cambridge was going to review those troops in the South of Europe, and he (Mr Hennessy) believed that it would be the first time ...

... untouched, the Commons negatived the resolution by 847 votes to 226, and confirmed the ministerial amendment. R. B. B. the Duke of Cambridge is to proceed to Malta, to inspect the Indian expeditionary form. The joint Russo-Turkish Commission has failed to agree ...

... the Fourth race, perhaps the closest finish seen on the Hongkong course ensued, between the Amide's Admiral's cutter and Iron Duke. We heartily congratulate our gallant allies on their desperate victory. The Sculling again was of a third rate order and somewhat ...

... need not be examinod. We have elsewhere mentioned the &NA, and other Canton olocal examinations akin to our Oxford and Cambridge local affaire. There are also the At* and the examinations, which are open to freshmen, who may, by passing well, obtain ...

... great deal of diversity of opinion was expressed as to the probable winners before the race come off. After a good start the Cambridge oolottra came to the front, and held their position for about half the distanoe, when the Sylph (black and white) arep up ...

... remember the scene in the House of Lords last year when this Bill was brought forward. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Albany, and the Duke of Cambridge were present, and voted for the second reading. In a former session the Prince of Wales actually made a speech ...

... Captain Forestier Walker, late Lieutenant of the Buffs or East Kent regiment; Captain Massey, late Lieutenant of the Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment); Surgeon-Major Rosenberg; Major Warner, Captain W. Page Phillips, and Mr E. B. Evans, Intelligence ...

... French troops have commenced to advance on Elonghoa, where a determined resistance is expected. Cambridge won easily. [This makes the 16th win for Cambridge, against 21 wins by Oxford.] LONDON 8 April 1884. The House of Commons has read a second time the ...