... SCOTLAND. f The Duke of Cambridnge.-The Duke of Cambridge is e ill at present, and is prohibited from his usual exercises, yand from presiding at charity and public dinners. This Pwill be a less ; for his Royal High ness, like the late Duke 2 of Sussex, ...

... dispensingr the I hospitcadties of the season. Aicong-st Her Miajestv's guests S -at the Castle are the Dulke and Duchess of Cambridge, I Prince Georte of Canxbrid-et anl the Princess Macv C Prtice Frederic o& Pcsse, the Earl and Countess of Tin- I ecoin. ...

... nddressed Io ?? I c\ntrohus, informing her that he had just received an ap- pointment from the Duke of Grafton, as Professor of M odern Histor at Cambridge, £3 32s. 6d. ; a letter of HIenry I., t 6s., the portion of a letter in the hand- i Iwriting of ...

... V liat~erltn :nil Crw-the, riover and se~noler of the address; Tthe Mfariq,lss of Clartri-arde, the E-arl of Zetlanil, the Duke of Tlr h:l-r, di I-i f It ii-eVol, Cartligan, ?? Dal housie Lordst It TeatoCt, 'tlTu-n-i. Ltv ,c ton, -lane-rale. atil D)ernoniati ...

... Highness the Dukes of Cambridge and the Duke of Wellington took their seats upon the cross-_ benches below the table, but the latter noble doke suhsequenti, Iremuoved to a (corresponding seat above the clerics' table (near tia f the Duke of Buecleuch ...

... supporters of Protectionist principles, dined together at the Carlton Club. Lord Stanley presided, and was sup- ported bv the Dukes of Newcastle, Buckingham, and Mon- trose, the Marquises of Exeter, Salisbury, and Ailesbury, Lorrds Elinton, Miahon, Emxnouth ...

... Gordon, Equerry in W'aiting to Prince Ailbrt -t ani Mr. Forbes, Page of Honour in Vaiting. His Roy al Hi olness thje Duk3e of Cambridge, attendel by Mhajo Stcphens, and Couint Alexander Menrlorff, 'lttended the levee'. is Before Ithe levee the Qneen zlve so ...

... understand that the Queen t has decided that the Garter, vacant by the decease of the a late Duke of Northumberland, shall hle conferred upon a - j his Grace the Duke of Bedford.-Giote. i We regret to learn that the Countess of Mornington still continues ...

... sentat-roni -ere -erv numerous, among whom were the of follrni- _Farl otf Eile-mere rn his elevation to the I la petraro, i-v the Duk-e of Norfolol Mr. Duff, SP., onn h.s rrise ha ILord) Xdolphus Fitzclarencee; Mr. Dun- i ma rai- of t.rroni 1It:1, hv Mr. Hart ...

... bark for India for the fourth time, and to assume the office of Commander-in-chief at Bomnhav. We regret to learn that the Duke of Somerset had an a attack of apoplexv on Sunday, at his residence, Wimbledonr. rPark. Dr Chambers and Dr Ferguson hase since ...

... AltenbUrgah, d hV thle mnarriage of the Grand Duk~e Constantine with the KPrincess Alexandrina. The nuptlals, however, ilil not Y t. take jilace for a year and a half or two years. F I On. Wednesda'y the Duke de Nemouars gave his annual 11 party- to the ...

... E N G L A -N D. He: Majestv the Queen, their Ruval Hichnesses th, Duke aind Duchess of Cambridge, and the Duchess o Gloucester, have signified their intention of patronisin, tranul bazaar in aid of the funds of the distressed Irish at the Regrents Park ...