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... chirtiic, a I ri ci wrej-r crc ra( ?? it ilgartt lv clrce-i, c fi-rialeas. At fi re jiiuncrrtes to cilcverai tif Wcllir:k, ticu Duke- oif Wellinrgtorn ecirereil the grorind, in tie- -ri it(ic int Ic iis Royvc Illains tire Douke r Ci- in hiciLgc-, c1rd a r ...
... lv Vaiut. IFee rhapolre nt ?? Perk.-Their Royal Tligh- ! e nssres the I)uke anti Duchess Of Cambridge, hincies of r *Glou(Qester. and the Gere litarv 0'rand Duke and Grand 1 . ! ill;( ht M(, l ;1ennhur-, h Strr-!itz. horlouretl M~rs. I awl' C' cnr c' lI ...
... then adjourned, after an unusually brief sederunt. The Duhe of &ambrirlge.-WVe understand that his Roval Hiehness the Duke of Cambridge reached Drum- lanrig on Monday seight, having remained a dlay or two longer at Ravensworth Castle than was at firse intended ...
... festivities will be prolonged for several davs. The Duke and Duchess of J I Sutherland and several members of both families will he present. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and the 1Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Strelita, have also signified ...
... On Saturday last, this city was honoured by a visit from the Duke of Caswhbridge. His floral Hlighiness arrived the day he- fore at Hamilton Palace, from Drumlanrig Castle, the seat of the Duke of Buecleuc1i, wv here he had been sojournirg from the pre- ...
... at dinner by the gentlemen of the county in Walker's hotel. The festival was honoured by the pre- sence of the Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Mech- lenhurgh.Strelitz; the oratorY was of a racy dind, and the banquet sumptuous. On Fridav morning, the ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMIBRIDGE. 51oriAz~ xJJ r, ?? itiiflitP UD.L. r:. (Fro7 the Edj-LJDrgh Co .ra.) Tils Royal ilighiepn the Duke of Camnbridge, accompanied hr his son in-law, the lieridiclaly Grant Duke of Mleck-lenrlurgh- Stirlitz, and Baron Kueeebeck, tarried ...
... at the French Court, The expected promo- tions, though extensive enough to include his Rowal High- ness Prince George of Cambridge, will not fill up tile v *acancies caused bh death since the last brevet, so that any objection on the score of expense would ...
... afternoon at ?? Castle. It Was attended by his Royal eat Hitghness Prince Albert, Lord Wiharncliffe,~ the LordI othe Citicellor, Duke of Wellington, Sir Robert Peel, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Right lion. II. Goulburn,' the ted Earl of Liverpoul, Earl Delawarr ...
... watering-place. The ?? of Wehlinzton._The Duke of Wellington, ., accompanied by Lord and Ladv C. Wellesley, left Apslev Catoule on 'Wednesday at noon, on his return to WValnmer r ',astle,,. The Noble and Gallant Duke intends to stay there d until the day ...
... from the best authority that the Queen and her illustrious Con- sort intend shortlv to honour the Duke of WVellington with a visit at the Noble and Gallant Duke's seat, Strlath fie~fldave, Rants. The No40ble Dulke was apprised of his Sovereign's pleasure ...
... Sovereign it) the Garter-room. The Knights present ?? Albert. Duke of Cambridge. 1)u ae of Rutland, elike of Wellington. :Marquis of Anglesee, Marquis of Exeter, ?? of Richmo-nd, Dklie of Buccletich, I Duke of Blzcliin1xa1m, eluie of Leaufort, lauke of Cleveland ...