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... .., the limiter their diorega the - es spoken of only with slight and contempt. Weanlay and Tharol 1 Ihe :bike of Cambridge left 011 Friday reply of England is as notch to the credit of our fer Paris. e s a, Constantinepl , .. Ile will s to titanic ...
... sea, probably - to Varna or the 1 ireassian 4.24. There has been gnat doing. at Constantinople. Prime Napoleon, the Duke of Cambridge, and St. Arnaud hid all arrived on the Intl. Prime Napoleon went lap the straits on the ith, in the Roland ; the Topton ...
... —The infantry employed in the last ar•s•lividod into four divisions, each two brigades division, his Royal Highnoni the Duke of Cambridge. K.G..—let brigade, (be Grenadier, Cold-beam, and Scots Fusilier Grumps—Brigadier Itentinek. 211,1 brigades—Brigauier ...
... under Sir George Brown, had sailed fur Varna. Everything was in readiness for the transport of the divisions of the Duke of Cambridge and Sir De lacy Evans, end of the cavalry under the Earl of Lunn. Several French transports had gone up the Bosphorus ...
... nmehine, Mr. Cambridge, Ihwt turnip totter, and Son, Ilaverfordaest. l'ortable engine. Mesas. Hornsby . and Son. Cot is and manure drill. do. Cheese paws, Messrs. Wightman donning. thalhnisher. Fowler 11114.1 Fry. Kickstand, Mr. Cambridge, Bristol. Reaping ...
... a Irmo VMS.. II• MIST th•t a H.R.II_ Pratte Albert, the Erg of Porta.l.ll. Royal I inea en the Doke of Cambridge et no the Family, 11.1( H. the Duke of Oepowe, and Stith of %lay, the Seen. op., ea their approval policy .4 the Wetter. Pare. The eoloole ...
... trios.'.. (Nal!, non, .rent Met-tint the Trostsof the above the E. Ib een Phillip, late ..f Corpus Christi ('idhg.rs Cambridge, and of St. Peter's School, York. was Ilead Mater of the Institution, iu the room of the Nev. lir. Jame:. r e sign e d. 1:N ...
... mph., June 12. St. Arnaud Win niurn. from V a ne., here :mother mono( war la,. been held. Th.• diriton r the of the Duke of Cambridge i• embarking for Vane,. The divi•ion Ire Napo. hot, in I hoof - - Pori., any Nening.-- Advice. from St. Petersburg of ...
... Saturday last, for pertnimion to allow Sir l'. Napier, with the fleet under his command, to att. k Cromdadt. Sir J. Graham and the Duke of Newe.tstle attended • Privy Council, held on Monday be the Queen, toeonsider the sante apphcation and resolution of the ...
... . is about to addnws to the of b'rance and England upon this aubj,s.t. Liter aclei,sw, of tin: iith, state that the Duke -of Cambridge returned to have a ionfereme with M. de Hoick, tlo• Austrian internuncio. The day after, the Prime, in eonimant with ...
... military organ, by 1 nominatoil. A titanic Constancy Connyy arees.—lt is dated that a l inmate:nem to tarp Raglan, the Duke of Cambridge, and Prime had been diavovereal fu Galati. The ringleader , . had lean It in knees,' iti that a landing is to lake plan• ...
... a powerful feet when ettemptina to deny the Anti- l. or rite 31.1 111 A.—Au interesting &TOO Woo Sottirday afternoon in Cambridge limes*, Portamoutli the quartile of the t,t Borst Laneaaliire Militia. were ailed out into the square by their Colonel Commandant ...