... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in pitching upon his opposition to the additional grants fo the Royal Dukes proof of consistent patriotism. He opposed the grants to the Dukes of Clarence, Cumberland, and Cambridge, and he averred, likewise, that the principle the grants was what looked ...

... The Prince Regent attended the Queen on her entrance into the drawing-room, and was followed the Duke and Duchess \ ork, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Duchess of Gloucester, the Princess Augusta, the Princess Sophia of Gloucester, the Landgrave ...

... viz.:— The King, with three times three. Her Majesty, ami speedy restoration to her. The Regent. The Duke York and the Army. The Duke of Clarence and the Navy. The Representatives in Parliament of this County, and the principles which placed ...

... characterized Gen. Souarow The Arch-Duke Charles, being informed that Marshal had it in contemplation to withdraw with his troops, dispatched one of his Aides-de-Camp concert with him plan of defence: Tell the Arch. Duke,' said Souarow, that I do not ...

... these will be succeeded by three of the Prince Regent's carriages those of the Princesses, the Duke of York, the Duke Gloucester, Prince Leopold, the Duke of Sussex, the Great Officers of State, &c. the whole with six horses each carriage, all maatled ...

... Francis L Prince Ul King's brother, represented Charles, wV.' Duke burgh person The Grand Duchess of Strelitz Cambridge) filled the place Charier 1 ., and Queen of Portugal, n admired. Ihe Duke Cumber;?.! 1 . King Navarre, Henri d'Alloe' William, Margaret ...

... instance, the Chancellor the Exchequer has brought in bill for amending the several acts with respect to the estates of the Duke Wellington. commenting this reported proceeding the House, how are we to the person from'the measure ? Impossible; we will ...

... approbation. The Bill passed into law, and yet the Tower London stood where' did before; and the spires even Oxford and Cambridge maintained their places.— (A laugh.) The manner in which those claims had been considered had given rise to disquisitions ...

... next [hear, hear, hear !]. Suppose thkt L)r, who was a most excellent man, and who would honour any religion, should to the Duke Norfolk, and that the after restoration to his piivileges,. should become a traitor the persuasion Dr. what w ould the nature ...