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... his duty to forbid the use of the crematorium until Parliament had discussed and disposed of the subject. Monday the Duke of Cambridge made a statement in regard to the reference to himself contained in despatch from Lord Chelmsford, dated Durban, February ...
... members the English aristocracy taking part in the procession. The pall-bearers were the Prince Wales, the Dukes Edinburgh, Connaught, and Cambridge, Prince Jerome Napoleon, and Crown Prince of Sweden. Queen Victoria visited Place in the morning, witnessed ...
... ; Lord Lawrence, Governor General of India ; Sir Rowland Hill, the author of the postal system ; the Duke of Newcastle, the Duke of Portland, the Duke of Roxbnrghe, Earl of Fife , Baron N. de Rothschild; Sir Shaw Levere ; Mr Roebuck, M,P.; Mr Isaac Butt ...
... will be smaller than last year. in consequence of drought, only inches of rain having fallen since January Ist. Tue Duke of Cambridge presided in Loudon on Thursday at the annual meeting of the National Rifle Association, and expressed his opinion that ...
... the unsay. The umpire's decision has not yet been given. Prises Edward of Saxe-Weimar was in supreme command, and the Duke of Cambridge witnessed the march past. There was all immense number of spectators. SUICIDE FROM THE BROONIZLAW BRINGS, GLASGOW. - ...
... bOtote How WE UHT OUR ENGLIsH BlBLE—About tho muzzle-loading gun. The famous big hammer at the close of 1521 Tyndale left Cambridge awl beemne Royal gun factoriee and its trained band of at- tutor or chaplain in the family of Sir John tenaants performed ...
... Yarrow, and understand only the vernacular of that Borderland rich in history, romance, and song; and the English of Oxford, Cambridge, and Pall Mall would fall upon ears attuned to another language. Clinker, pronounced Clennkerr in the tongue he understands ...
... scarce in our own country. From Warwickshire I went down to Oxford and visited the eetates of the Duke of Marlborough. Here whole tracts are in the Duke's hands, and steam grubbers going, cultivating sad cleaniug the soil to fit it for reletting. We made ...
... Anstey Giles, Edinburgh. At Mrs Mr/rases-Me and Mrs Hurry and family, Mr J. W. Penfold, Edinburgh. Mr T. (1. 11. Giles, Cambridge. At Mrs Jll:.t.e's -3lr John 'AUKean, Mr Ilibert (lot- Itev. Mr Belctinibe and Mrs Belcombe, Edinburgh. don M'Kean, Master ...
... Gunner James Davison on several charges of fraudulent enlistment, has passed sentence of five years' peual servitude. The Duke of Cambridge has ordered that in all cases of re-enlistment after soldier has been dismissed from the army, he shall be tried general ...
... annoanced, hac baen appointed Sergeant-at- Arms to the House of Oeaanae, in room of Captain Quseett. resigned. H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge and the staff of the Horse Guards witnessed a fight at AldershotonMondajr, the troops it MOST. •' For lon money io the ...
... (Cheers.) The discussion which followed was taken part in by Lord Harris, Under Secretary for the War Department; the Duke of Cambridge, Coinmander-iii-Chief, and Lord Weulook, and after Lord Ribblesdale had replied and stated that he ' did not intend to ...