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... a-year for Prince Albeit; a'like sum for the Duchess of Kent, 21,0001; a-year 'foi the King :of Hanover, 27,0001 for the Duke of Cambridge and other 'items of the 'same ?? ?? enough with thi 16,0OOl. a-year which is the whole cost of ?? ?? Englanudpays four ...
... favour of the measure; and, after some observations against it by the Earl of HAlt- ROWi3Y, the Earl of CARLISLE, and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, The House divided, when the numbers were- For the bill. 51 Against it. 8- Majority against Their Lordships then adjourned ...
... Thursday even- ing, her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by three of the children and Viscountess Joseclys, lady in waiting, left Cambridge House, Piccadilly, (where her Majesty had been calling to inquire afteir the health of her uncle), on her return to Buekiicgham ...
... MERCAINTILE MARINIEBILL.-Thisabill was prodgeded with, and clanses up'to 23 agreed to, aftersome debating. . -THE LATE- DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE-lord ?? RUS- -SELL moved anaddress ofeondolenee to ?? Queen express-. ing the sympathy and condolence of the Hattse under ...
... ADOLPHUS FREDERICK, DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Last week the newspnpers were filled witle memoirs of an illustrious and great men; this week it is the journalists duty to record the death of rather an insignificant personage. The late Duke of Cambridge was utterly barren ...
... souight it as'the means of elevating thiemselves-in the social I soule. (Hear,~ hear.) Th'ley-11had lately lostr the Duke ofi Cambridge, and the Earl MifirElial had -issued orders for all bsaopleforthsvitls to put ots mourning ; but parsons-were in tlio ...
... Lon, PArtnSTON.-It was intended to 1es iven a grand banquet, at the Reform Club, to Lord i llod ten; the death of the Duke of Cambridge hns.l 1i05l auscd the festival to be pootponed until Saturday 1lw J ...
... specimen of royal sagacity and intelligence, the Duke of Cambridge, when it was whispered in his princely car, that the aristocracy must be lowered-that the people willed it so. Bironugham and Cambridge have, however, both declared that such shell miever ...
... annum from the Consolidated Fund to the Duke of Cambridge, and of 3,0001. per annum to the Princess Mary. Mr. HUMIE thought the sum proposed to be granted to the Duke of Cambridge an excessive one. Thd late Duke of Gloucester had originally ...
... of a sheep, which was killed in the royal chamber. THE COURT. The season is abruptly terminated by tie death of tile Duke of Cambridge. Vest-end tradesmen, hosvevr loyal they may affect to be, grmeble most heartily, and veeet their anger in hard words ...
... where the coffin containing the duke's remains will hereafter be placed. At half-past six in the morning the procession left Cambridge House, Piccadilly, and proceeded on its way to Kew. The Duke of Wellington arrived at 0 o'clock in an open phaeton ...
... or those who act on their behalf. The House of Commons les already voted 12,000a. per annum to Prince George, nccv Duke of Cambridge. This sum, three parts of ?? whole amount which the Executive Government of America costs, and more than twice as much ...