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... Paris, Wednesday.—Her Majesty, after the Exhibition, inspected the Tuilleries, returning to St. j Cloud to dinner. The Duke of Cambridge presented the colours of the Foreigu Legion on Wednesday. At the dinner Lord Palmers ton made a complimentary speech ...
... material points. The venison, however, well the fruit far the refreshment of the ladies, was liberally furnished by his Grace the Duke of Northumberland. A Fight.—A prize fight took place on the Plantation Farm, in the pariah of Littleport, Cambridgeshire, between ...
... night. The French had find some rockets extraordinary Lieut. X Graham, 90th Kegt., waa slightly injured a of shell. The Duke Cambridge presented the colours Foreign Legion on Wednesday. At the Lord Patmerston made complimentary npeeeh. reply an inquiry ...
... confined to strangers. Amongst the guests the fillowing are named :— His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Bonaparte, the Duke of Hamilton, the Duke of Argyll, the Earl of Eglinton, the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of Elgin, Lord Dunraven, Lord ...
... The op Cambridge.—We announced, yesterday, that the Duke of Cambridge was expected to present a grand concert at St. George's Hall. now leam that hi* Royal Highness will arrive at Rnowsley, the seat of the Earl Derl-y, on Monday, the Bth of October. On ...
... Sebastopol may be distributed without delay. Aberdeen, Friday Evexisg.—Prince Frederick William, of Prussia, and the Duke of Cambridge, arrived here to-day. ...
... army. The Duke of Cambridge is not an officer of genius, but he a very good officer for plain-sailing fighting ; and, at any Tate, he very popular with the men, who will bear the winter better for having a royal duke among them. Besides, the Duke, now in ...
... Admission, Is* reserved seats. 2s. : gallery. 6d. HIME'S MtfSIC rtALL. BOLD-STREET. VISIT OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE TO LIVERPOOL; and „ ; ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE ALMA, 1 FREEMASON'S HALL. ROYAL ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, (Opposite St. George's ...
... RMONISTs. Doo: The most Popular Music of the day performed by the Band, Ts enened at Six, ees Seven. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE TO LIVERPOOL ; and ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF ALMA, FREEMASO\’S-HALL. ROYAT. AXSEMB!.Y-ROOMS, (Ornosite St. George’s ...
... Elgin dinner to General Brown, the other day, a prince —the Duke of Saxe Leiningen, half-brother to the Queen —sat on the right of the chair. At Liverpool we are to have the Duke of Cambridge. In the Isle of Wight there is Napoleon, who, for the next week ...
... postponed. they are not The * “= are about to do so) a high ly atiractive ‘ Royal on the occasion of the visit of bill of Duke of Cambridge. With a liberality worthy of the genth emen who sports, it is in be a that the proceeds of the to the Patriotic Fund ...
... Six, to commence precisely at Seven. The most Popular Music of the day performed by the Band, HIs ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE TO LIVERPOOL ; and 8 ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF ALMA, ROYAl (Ovposite St. George’s Hall), Liverpool. N consideration ...