... at Cambridge House. The Queen's Speech was read by the noble Premier after dinner. APPROIACHING MARMeIAGE TN HIGH LIFE.-A matrimnO- nial alliance is arranged, and will shortly be solemnised, between the Earl of Euston, M.P., eldest son of the Duke of ...

... alter- nately with M. Musurees, the Turkisle Minister, and the Deske of Cambridge. At sight minutes after twco o'clock the Princess Royal, sceem- panted by ties Princess Mlary of Cambridge, bath being attired in leaif mourning, enlered the House, attended ...

... Her Majesty's dinner party on Friday included the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Cambridge, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Princess Mary of Cambridge, and the Duke of Cambridlge, the Prince of Leiningen, Lady Anna Maria Dawson, Lady Geraldine ...

... lnu, accoilspansied by tie Pri'ice of Wales. The R1ev. Dr. .Phillpott left the Castle in the forenoono for Catherine Hall, Cambridge. The Marchmionmess Doswager Tows'nsliemod and Mr. Laidlerj have arrived ie toswn, from Brighton. Viscosnmt and Viscoentess ...

... Tine Queen's ditner pasty in the evening included the Duchess of Kent, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, the Deko of Cambridge, Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia, Prince Frederickc Albert of Prussia, and Prince Adalbert of Prussia, the Prince of ...

... Count of Flanders, the Duchess of Cambridge and Psrinces Mary, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Albert of Prussia Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia, Prince Frederick Albert of Prussia, Prince Adalbert of Prussia, the Duke and Duchess of Saxe-Cobnrg and Prince ...

... Malsarajah DPhuleep Singh arrived early at Buckinghamn Palace. Their Royal lighnesses the Doebsss of Cambridge, the Princess Mary and the Dulke of Cambridge, arrived at twenlty mllinutes before ten o'clock. Soon after the arrival of their Royal Highanesees ...

... that royalty would not be very safe if It caine here. [Cheers.] The answer to that was the reception they gave to the Duke of Cambridge. [Cheers.] For that they had to thank the Mayor, as also for the presentation of spiecimen of our snanufacture to the ...

... 'ole, eeuwclicinb, and point lace. Tie materials of ?? dress and train were of Spital- fields manufacture. TIe Ducleess of Cambridge wore a lilac silk dress with double skirt, both skirts trimmed witle bonillonnes of tills and Honitoii lace. The train, lilac ...

... are of massive gold, ornamented witlh pearls and emeralds, pearls and -rubies, and pearls and sapphires. The Duchess of Cambridge gives a noble bracelet of diamonds and opals, and the Prin- cess Mary her portrait in massive gold frame and stand. One of ...

... between her MAJESTY and the EMPEROR, Their communications are incessant; and it was even in contemplation to send over the DuKE of CAMBRIDGE to felicitate the EMPEROR upon his escape. We are also favoured with a piece of information, at direct variance in the ...

... that they addressed to himn Ietters of the most touching interest on his escape. It was at one time intended that the Duke of Cambridge should go to Paris to express, on the part of her Majesty, the sentiments which the attempt on the Emperor's life had ...