... officers of the Court and y household, arrived at the Euston Square terminus of the s Lndon ?? us Railway, from a visit to the Duke h and Duchess oaf Buelnuhain, at Stowe, at 20 minutes be- d fore two o'clock to-day by special train. Immediately after e the ...

... returned in great poverty. Hle then endea- tl voured to procure another vessel; but failing, he got a v subscription, to which the Duke of Albemarle contributed. t( In 1687, Phipps set sail in a ship of 200 tons, having pre- d viously engaged to divide the profits ...

... of trumpets arrested the general buz of conversation which was going on, and directly appeared his Roval Highres3 the Duke of Cambridge, who crossed front the door to the Arch- bishop of Canterbury, with whom he spoke for some minutes. sad also with the ...

... Amalgamated, North Union, Bolton and Preston; Amalgamated, Eastern Coun- ties, Colchester line, Northern and Eastern, or Cambridge line; Bristol and Glocester; Edinburgh and Glasgow; Grand Junction; Lancasterand Preston; London and Birmingham; London and ...

... death of the Right I-Ion. WV. Sturges and Bourne, has been conferred by her Majesty upon his f, or Royal Highniess the Duke of Cambridge. her; ExPa ivr Sopae in the Wine .Trade.-The stoppage ofd the firm of John Rony, sen. and Co., of Mark Lane, a bose house ...

... Gardens, in consequence of the indisposition of his Lord- c ship. The Ministers present ?? R. Peel. the Duke si of Wellington, Lord WharaelifFe, the Duke of Buccleuch, p the Earl of Aberdeen. Lord Stanley, Sir James Graham, ti the Chancellor of the E.xchequer ...

... tre 17nitei Kingdomi of Great Brit in t e alli Ireland, grantin-g into his linoal Highness Adolpilus Frede- e ;-irink Duke of Cambridge, K.G., the offnce of Warden and aveelier oe af New Forest. in the county of Southampton, ill tire room of tche 3. Itight ...

... lighness travelled on Satlerah hbv the railroad as far as the station at the Tiricklaverm Armc, where she -was received bv the Duke of Hamilton and her son-in-law, the AMarquis of Dougelas, accompaned hr whom her Roval Highness proceeded to his Grace's resi(lence ...

... de Strumfeder and Baron Roth de Sobrecken- stein, to pay visits to their R1oval Hig-hnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Ilereditary Grand Duk;e and Duchess of Mecklenhurgh Strelitz, and the Duchess of Gloucester. The Grand Duchess also visited ...

... Paget, the Earl of Morton, Colonel Grey, and Sir Edward Bowater* their Royal Highnes5es the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge their Serene Highnesses the Grand Duke and Duchess of Mleclienbnrgb Strelitz, the Earl of 'Mornington, Countess of Charlemont, the ...

... EN GLAND. A I Prince George of C'amridge.-His Royal Highness t Prince George of Cambridge and suite are expected to arrive at St. James's Palace at the close of the present, or r earlv in the ensuing month, from Corfu. 3 ;Sir Edward Kaotchbull.-We understand ...

... The bill was road a second time. On the motion for the third reading of the Jen'ish Disabilities Remnoval Bil, The Duke of CAMBRIDGE expressed his warm approbation rh of the bill for roliesing the Jews tromn municipal and corporate nd disabilities. Warmly ...