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... child of R. Johns tailor, of 7 Morley Street, Plymouth, who was burn to death the previous day, was held yesterday at tht Cambridge Inn,before J. Edmunds, Esq., coroner It was shewn that the dectased, in the sbeence of its mother, must have lit some matches ...
... Palestine in Newtown on Monday evening next. : Royarry IIN Wargs.—We are informed that on Friday morning last, the Duke of Cambridge, tbe- Duke of Sutherland, the Russian Ambassador, and others, with their suites, passed in a specisl train, cousisting of ...
... a reduction of £746,111 upon the year 1869. A mecting was held lately over which Lord Caiens presided. 8n the motion of the Duke of Richmond, seconded by the Marquis of Salisbury, Lotd Derby was invited to the leadership of the Conservatives in the House ...
... mind was returned in each case. For the first Lent sermon preached at the Tuilleries on Sunday, gentlemen were invited by the Duke of Baesano to uttend in white tie and black coat, and Indies in el gant wmorning costame. The congregation was exceedingly ...
... of Reserve Forces, testifies to the orderly manner in which the Volunteers returned from the review ground ; and the Duke of Cambridge, in forwarding the n‘})orts to Mr. Cardwell, expresses his satisfaction at the general success of the day's operas tions ...
... the Commander-in-Chief is made subordinate to the Secretary of War, as the beginning of genuine military reform. The Duke of Cambridge will now be chief of the staff, and will no longer delude himself with the notion of responsibilities which have no existence ...
... should be as far away as possible from the works.” ~ The Duke of Richmond’s amendment on the Irish ' Land Bill, altering the scale of compensation in the absence of custom, was supported by the Dukes of Abereorn, Montrose, Mnrlfiorouzb, Northumberland, ‘and ...
... Windsor Station, whence they were conveyed in Royal carringes to the Castle. The Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in the second train at ten minutes past four. The improvised reception roows proved water-tight, and min_ceased ...
... Lincolushire, for which he obtains €lO. In the competition with breech-loaders, at 200 yards, for his Royal Higlness the Duke of Cambridge’s prize, Private Warwick, of the Ist Berkshire, scored in two minutes, with a Soper-Henry rifle, 6 bull’s eves, 114 centres ...
... Liazover's Musicarn ENTERTAINMENT. — A genuine Welsh musical entertainment to their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge, the Grand Duke and Duchess of Mecklenburgh-Nrelitz, the Prineess Mary Adelaide and his Serene Highness the Prinee of Teck, was given ...
... Gosernmeut of Frauce are now desirous to negotiate DoaeCe. ' Tue Caritvistion oF BSorssoxs.—On Sunday, at three o'clock, thie Grand Duke of MecklenbusglSchwcru entered Suvissons, Tue German losees during the thrce woens' investments, of the fortres-, ir the duaily ...
... late G. 8. Foljambe. Third prize of 5/. to the 'Duke of Richmond, of Goodwood, Chichester, Sussex; bred by exhibitor. Crass 48.—Fat wether sheep of the South Down breed, 3 years old : First prize, the Duke of Richmond, cl Goodwood ; second prize, John Overman ...