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... eke of the Royal Payilior, his Royal Highaeu be Duke' ef Co.. naught, who is cluing duty with this *airy as Brigade Major, has for the present takei up his residenoe i n the quarters of the Duke of Cambridge,' South Camp. During the review some thieves broke ...
... letter mom* sow emits on cemeteries and their abuses. THE DREADFUL ERUPTION IN IcELAND.— Kr. Eirkir Magnfison writes from Cambridge al The accounts just received by the last mail from Iceland assume a far more serious aspect than the that news would have ...
... Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, with the Princes. Albert Victor and George, the Duke and Duchess ci adiaburgh, the Duke of Connaught, and the Loafs., accompanied by the Marquis of Lone, besides a numerous assembly of rank and ...
... INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LOlO3. A =Oil= by Earl Russell for correspondence relative to the peace of Europe was negatived. The Duke ot Cambridge explained, at the instance cd Viscount Hordinite, some observations made by him at a public dinner on the efficiency ...
... Death resulted almost immediately. THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY SCHEME OP EDVOATION.—A public meeting has been held at the Mansion Hones, London, presided over by the Lord Mayor, the object being to promote the Cambridge University scheme of education. The gathering ...
... March last, was proved on the 2nd inst., by Thomas Butler and John Warburton, two of the executors, power being reserved to the Duke of Leinster, the other executor, to come in and prove hereafter. The personalty is sworn under £4OOO. The twister gives all ...
... visits. Accompanied by the principal membees of his suite, Dr. Kirk, Dr. Badger, and Mr. Clement Hill, be visited the Duke of Cambridge at Clarence House. In the afternoon he left Paddington on a visit to the Queen, and travelling by special train on the ...
... recent divorce ease; No. 2, a former governor of the Bank of llagland ; No. 8, as ex-M.P.; and No. 4, a late Yellow of a Cambridge College. Here at home we lad it difficult to believe in anything of the kind; but in the Colonies gentlemen, who be Sewed ...
... Workington H Dunne Mr, MR Aberdeen Dixon Min Darrow Cole Mr Mn Backbone., Hill &le ii;sFiortmos Ce. Fox Mr, Miss ottag Chesterfield Duke Miss Homes McAlester Rev C J Holywd McAlester Mrs .. Foster Min ileatrios MIIB Mrs Cousins, Chapel House. OLD ENGLAND HOTEL ...
... that something anaemia was about to take place. ♦ hak was mauls at the House of Caw monistaus, where the Duke of Teak and the Princess Mary of Cambridge, with three of the Royal children, joined the party. Their Royal Highnesses were accompanied by Colonel ...
... were jpailt at Boston, Plemontla, Thmehester, and Salem ; pad in 1646, two of 280 and 980 tons reepeotively were built at Cambridge and Bartow The first large ship built at Beaton was one of SOO tuns, IL 18441:+—Bmineer. Gera !—Ous of the noblest tragoilaus ...
... Mies Norris Mrs Barnard Castle Ford Rev C P Barnsley Ford Mrs .. London Taylor Mr. Mrs Nasal Tomlinson D Esq Tomlinson C Esq Duke C E Eaq London Thomson E Esq Scotland Longsdon F Eaq Bright.;a Lonindon Mn .. CROWN HOTEL. Hartley Mr, Mrs Rochdale Seed Mrs ...