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... the Dukes of Kent, Clarence, Cumberland, and Cambridge, either for Military, Naval, or Civil Appointments, Pensions, &c. Lord Stanley suggested to add the name of the Duke of Susses, if,. Verial thought the emolumzu3 derived by the Duke ...
... his speech. He there proposed that the Duke of Clareace's income should be made up to oxopi. a-year, in case of his marrying, with an outfit of 20,0001. The Dukes of Kent, Cumberland—( Wink-al.!) —and Cambridge, each to have an additional 12,009/. a-year ...
... against one of those grants. Lord Lowther did not vote upon the Doke of Clarence's allowance nor the Duke (f Cambridge's—but he voted in favour of the Duke of Cumberland's—and Vial: beaten. Mr. Brougham's well-timed ametutment on the very first day that ...
... possessed by the other Roy al Dukes. The Duke of Kent had the governorship of the garrison of Gibraltar, and had a regiment worth 1,5001. a-year. The Duke of Clarence, he believed, had 20,5001. a year. The Duke of Cambridge had a regiment ...
... to the Duke of Clarence, and 12,0001. per annum to the Dukes of Kent Cumberland, and Cambridge, said•. he should submit to the House the vt•ry lowest scale which could answer any purpose, wli . eh was an addition of 10,0J01. per annum to the Duke of Clarence ...
... 3 4 Total., The' Duke of Cumberland, out of Consolidated 25,205 4 2 Fund 18,000 0 0 As Colonel of the 15th Regiment of Hussars I,OOS 10 10 19,008 10 10 The Duke of Sussex. out of Consolidated Fund Total lB,OOO 0 0 The Duke of Cambridge, out ,of Consolidated ...
... conclusion uufavourable to his boasted honour and veracity of a gentleman. A KeNDAL MAN FItEHOLDLR. The marriage of the Duke of Cambridge is expected to have taken place lw.t Thursday se'nnight. The Royal Sovereign yacht, under the command of Sir E. Owen ...
... entertained in common with others the highest opinion of the exalted personage alluded (the Duke of Kent.) Sir Robert Heron praised highly the exalted character the Duke Kent. He could,not, however, agree to the proposed increase of income. the proposal for ...
... sentenced to one year's imprisonment author, who had -been guilty of publishing eulogy upon Atheism. The marriage of the Duke of Cambridge with the Princess of Hesse took place at Cassel on the 7th instant. A dreadful inundation, which is stated to have been ...
... by the late vexations in respect to the hills of exchange (pretended to he forged) imp/hie out of the property of the last Duke of Brunswick.' ' The French Pap.rs have not been allowed to notice this Mays, of the P•incess. We repeat the ream tit we published ...
... Calais, with their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Cambridge and his bride, the Princess of Hesse, on board. The Royal couple had a rough passage from Calais, and the Duchess was much indisposed. They arrived at Cambridge llouw a little before six, and were ...
... read a first time. The Duke Kent's Annuity, the Parish Vestries, and the Irish Fever Hospital Bills, were read a third time and passed. Adjourned till Saturday. Saturday, May 30. The Royal Assent was given by commission to the Duke of Kent's Annuity Bill ...