... TIlE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. (From the Spectator.) The excellent old Duke has left us. . We are too apt to rate our public men only according to their political rank.; but perhaps no one las helped more to teach us better than the Duke of ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge I accompanied by-is suite, yesterday drove from Edinburgh to the Forth Bridge. The party were shown over the works by MD Baker, me of the engineers, and Mr Scott, manager for the contractors ...

... THEE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. (From tic torning Chronicle.) o Although the public had been in some degree prepared e for the fatal termination of the illness of his Royal High- r ness the Duke of Cambridge, the intelligence of his de- cease will everywhere ...

... 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 ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. His Royal Highness the Commander-i ?? ki left Glasgow on Friday afternoon for Wermys 0i Bay, a large crowd being assembled to see him LE depart and witness his arrival, immediately ca th upon which he was met by Mr John Burns, B ...

... THE DUKE OF OAMBRIDGE. FIFTY YEA-RS OF MILITARY SERVICE. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, K.G., completes to-day the 50th year of his. service in the British army, which he now corn- mands, having received his first appointment on the 3d of November ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Fis Royal Bighness the Duke of Camibridge was enter- tainshd on *i edunesday evening by the Grocers' Comoprtay at :I t-r,,d bIniquet. Among thoso present were Lord Uhelmt;- hird, the tihop of Oxford, Captain Sir F1. L. N'Clittuck ...

... THE DUKtE OF CAMBRIDGE FIFE LICHT HORSE LONC.-SERPlCE 14zDALS. On Saturday forenomn His RoxaLlIT fluke of Cambridge, who is at ~ r - of the Earl and Countess o i the long service miedals to nh of IDvsart House. Toe ree 'L4- n irei~.ens Ci i 9were thlere ...

... 'THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGOE IN GLASGOW. INSPECTION AT MARYHILL BARRACKS. t His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge 8 came from Edinburgh yesterday for the purpose I of inspecting the troops at Maryhill Barracks- t The Duke travelled by the 11.5 train from ...

... twvo 'clock tite fluke of Cambridge was the ,entertained to lnnuheuiin by Lord Provost Pen MIDonnld in the city'Chamnbers. The following 0011 swcq'peed invitations to be present :-The Duke of Met Cambridge and party, the Duke of Teck, Lard antI 3hisslin ...

... 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- ...

... is therefore with some pleasure that we refer to the remarks made by the Duke of Cambridge at Liverpool. A Royal Duke and a General not long returned from active service could hardly address an audience at the present time on any other subject than the ...