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... building. -Anli-Bread-Tax Circular. DEPAuTunrz or Ers IMPBtRIAL HiaGHNESS THE Alitosuxa OP AUSTRIA His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge visited the Archduke Frederick of Austria on Tuesday, at Alivart's Hotel, and took leave of his Imperial Highness, Many ...
... Asugusta of Cambridge is convalescent. Sir It. Feel, in the House of Colilnmoos on Thursday night, was dressed ill deep t'lourning, in respect to the memory of the late unfortinate Mr. Drumnnuoud. STATE IIO TIE COUNTRa. - If the Great Duke and Sir Robert ...
... consequences to the entire human race. The 28th inst. is named, as we understand, for the first public trial of the vehicle. CAMBRIDGE-MAstrn 13. CLAssICAL Tniros.-Examiners-Philip Freeman, M.A., St. Peter's College; George currey, M.A., St. John's College; ...
... instituted in 1784, under the immediate sanction of Geore Ill., with whose particular approbation his Royal H-tiglness the Duke of Kenet, then Prince Edward, was appointed the first patron, has continued to the present time to receive the uni- form support ...
... Ftruo DiosrasR. - Tbis dinner took plice ?? atthe Freemasons'Tavern, Great Qroeen streer. Iis Royal IlIhgliness the Douke of Cambridge piesided, supported by the f1tfrquis of Clatiricrrdr, Lord Lake, Sir Williamar Cu rtis, Mr:B. B. Cabbell, Col. ltolt, Mr ...
... part of also Zodiso from belissd Ieso uts, and will, tlsocefore, disappear as rise saso rercrles.-l oas, &,c. J. GLAosoEro Cambridge Obscrvatory, Marcha 29. KornG's CcOLEGEs Ha1SesTAL.-It appears from the iast report of also anassgisg comsuittee that tlsis ...
... his Highiress the Hereditary Grattd Duke of Mecklenburg herltao is trot especced to arrive at Cambridge House until the irt seek in the eno'ri most l. The marriage of the prince to she Princess Augusta of Cambridge is expected to be solemnaised it tulle ...
... and committed for the first Monday after the Easter recess. CAMBRIDGE ELECTION.-The clerk at the table read a petition which had been received from certain electors of the borough of Cambridge, complaining of the undue return of Mr. Fitzroy Kelly at the ...
... the palace he I'T Cheejloie , ;br~t he Ilt an i royal inifants are also in the enjoy- iXC Itilt~filtCtl; lCCO Anguata of Cambridge will, after Iti t . eilr of tlhe season. It having hern determined ,, ;ll f to~ll be peifernoed publicly, or what is termed ...
... MtOURNING FOR HIS LATE ROYAL itIGH5OESS AUGUSTUS FREDERIC DUKE OF SUSSEX. ipusac iher 2tajosty'5 coinmatoil, these are to give p-*li Illt~cetbaI lpon the mzelantch~oly O~ccasion of tbe deatb o hs ?? the Duke of'Sussex, her Majesty'suincle, itis expected that ...
... rectlint-placs. at the Cenletery at Kenoal-green ?? Rolyzl Highoess- the Duke of Cambridge, vhs v-ill attend as chief smourneta -his Royal Highnless P],rince George of Cambridge; Earl Delawarr, -Lord Chumlaeclatit; Earl of Liverpoold, Lord Steward.; Earl ...
... scud the ether Cabinet Ministers. Personal Friends of Isis late Reyal Higlsness, Amoccg whom cwere the Duke of Sonaerset, Duke oif Bedford, Duke of Devonshire, Earl of Zetland, Viscount Palmerston, Viscount Duncaissou, Lord John llussell, Re. Staff of ...