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... to gain, from the officers sent by the Emperor William to watch the Italian Manoeuvres and that tough old veteran the Duke of Cambridge, too, wrote letters to the pleased King Humbert, saying his son's thorough knowledge of every branch of his profession ...
... palm-liouses and conserva tories, and even inspected my hostess's particular mushroom-house. At Balls Park, where the Duke of Cambridge is a frequent guest, the Faudel-Phillips' spend the greater part of their time, and in spite of the fact that their faith ...
... Nov. 12. Lord Rayleigh, F.R.S., b. 1842. Prof. Sir M. Monier-Williams, S. 1819. Mr. Guy NickaUs, b. 1866. Friday, Nov. 13. Duke of Marlborough, b. 1871. Earl of Shrewsbury andTalbot, i. 1860. Sir Henry Trueman Wood, b. 1845. Saturday, Nov. 11. Duchess ...
... wears, suit ably framed, on his breast. A few nights ago he appeared at a con cert at St. James's Hall, whereat the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Teek, and other notabil ities were present, and there Little Stanley astonished everyone. I had recently the ...
... years ago. Devonshire H ouse, of course, is still the property of the Dukes of Devonshire. Apsley House, built by Apsley, Earl of Bathurst, remains the town ljiansion of the Dukes of Wellington t while between these two we find Gloucester House where ...
... side of the Great (Atlantic) Divide will only too readily endorse. The A squadron of the Middlesex Yeomanry Cavalry (Duke of Cambridge's Hussars) gave their third and last dance of the winter series at St. James's Hall on Wednesday, inere were about four ...
... Tavern, under the chairmanship of the Duke of Cambridge, to celebrate the anniversary of the Battle of Alexandria. The Prince Consort and the Duke of Wellington were there, and the Queen, the Queen Dowager, and the Duke of Rothesay were toasted with Highland ...
... Oxonians, for the Cambridge men rowed over on the flood in 21 min. 12 sec. a very good performance. BRINGING OUT THE BOAT. GOING BACK FOR THE OARS. A FOUL 1 THE OXFORD EIGHT. RESERVE. TAKING OFF THE COACH. THE UNIVERSITY BOAT-RACE-- CAMBRIDGE FROM THE TOW-RATH ...
... wherein the former person has no interest. This Act was passed to put an end to a mischievous kind of gaming in which the fourth Duke of Queensberry Old Q delighted-- in fact, it was quite a common thing in his day not only to make ordinary wagers on the lives ...
... near Lynn, and they attracted many thousands of spectators. Among the company were H.R.H. the Prince of AYales, Duke of York, Duke of Cambridge, Lord Suffield, Lord and Lady Hastings, Admiral Sir H. Keppel, Major-General Ellis, Sir John AVilloughby, Captain ...
... dreadful effects of that visitation, and the visit last week of the Duke of Cambridge should put a crowning touch to its revived prosperity, especially when we remember the purpose of the Duke's presence there. Worthing did not palter with the question of ...
... Princess Charles, went to Ascot by special train, returning after the races. There was a very large Royal gathering, both the Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Prince and Princess Christian having house parties for the occasion. One of the prettiest recent ...