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... Fesue, the Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (whoaver he might bu), und wltogether these persons had received not less than £3,050,000 of the British taxpnyers’ money, (“Shams!”) Then there was the Duke of Cambridge, cousin to the Queen, The Duke drew a ut ...
... Wales were there, With Princesves Victoria, Louise, and Maud of Walee, Prince Albert Victor, also she Duke of Cambridge, the Pfimclhryof&mbfldgo; the Duke of Teck and Princess Victoria of Teck, the Russian Ambassador, and the Earl and Countess of Derby and ...
... THE SOCIETY PAY maiw. (From the World.) & The earnest wish of the Duke of Edinburgh is to be mfid; and he will be allowed to return to England the Mediterranean in his flsfthip the Alexandra, an -mngemont which gronly delights the officers and erew of that ...
... duties as flagahip of the Channel Squadron. She is to be converted from a five-masted into & three-masted ship. The Duke of Cambridge has published an order of the day at Gibraltar, conveying to the officers and men stationed sthere his entire satisfaction ...
... GrENERAL BOULANGER ia in favour of female suffrage. He would give a vote to every French woman-—except his wife, Tue Duke of Cambridge is & Gibraltar’d man, they say, since he came back from the Mediterranean, where he went to make some Malta-rations in ...
... the Cabinet Miniater in ab tendance during one part of the Queen’s stay on the Continent, and the Duke of Rutland during the other part; but if the Duke is not well enough to undertake a journey to Biarritz, the duty will be given to Lord Cranbrook. S ...
... Merionsthshire, had gone to winter in the South of France, where he was eeized with apoplexy, and died very suddenly. The Duke of Cambridge having heard that the deficiency of officers in some of the Yorkshire Artillery Volunteer Corps is mainly attributable ...
... not of the vuigar table-turning school, and this little weakness is shared bfi several members of the Ro‘\;ul Family. The late Duke of Albany was an enthusiastic disciple of the occult, if all that one used to hear was true, and the residence of a lady, now ...
... lives to invite her son o dinner on his seventieth birthday. This has been the lot of the Duchess of Cambridge, who has now expired ; for her son, the Duke of O&mhmm seventy & month ago. Even her youngest , the Duchess of Teck, is fl'“i‘tlyfl:'xx m old. The ...
... The remain sunt of her half-past 8 ¢ Palace to K attached to t o the body was held at Rev. Mr. 8 the Duke of ( Duke of Teck, lenbarg-Strelit of Cambridge, which was of NZB, Was carr. the following in Patrai Aug The hearse was plate-glass pa was covered ...
... chief mourner the Duke of Cambridge was supported by the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and tho Duke of Teck, the Hereditary Gn‘::rg Duke o? Mooklenbnrgégtreht; Princes George and Francis of Tec%r:’he ince Wales, the Grand ...
... THE SOCIETY PAPERS. (From the World.) Owing to the death of the Duchess of Cambridge and the d{)riv&te nature of her Majesty’s visit, no fie‘u will be invited to Sandringham during her stay. e Queen has never been to ithe Prince’s count; rg;idt;gee since ...