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... dieeis Of SIrI.Bayxmood. ALMANAC FOR THE WEEK. Feb. 24. Second Sunday in Lent. Feb. 27. Sun rises 40m. after 6. 25. Duke of Cambridge born 28. Full loon 9 morn. 26. Day breaks im. pastS. IMar. 1. St. David. T7DE TABLE. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE, MORNING ...
... ET GARDEN.- On nlude with, THE KING ADTHE DUKE-On Tuesda, THE LADY OF YONS; ?? and Pride.-With K4ATHERINE and PETR CHIO. And HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS.-Wedaesday there vill be no Performance. g T. JAMES'S THE ATRE.-On Monday, Tuesday, 1.3 Thursday, and Saturday ...
... the CORN- LAWS. London: A. H-. Baily and Co., 83, Cornbill. On the 1st of May, Part I., MAXWELL'S LIFE of FIELD-MARSHAL the x DUKE of WELLINGTON, with splendid Original Illus- trations by A. Cooper, Esq., RA., and other eminent Artists. London: A. H. Baily ...
... Saturday, GENEVIEVE DE BRABANT; or, the Hall of Torture. Henri, Duke de Brabant, Mr. Cathcart; Oliver, Mr. J, Wh. Collier; Gobemouche (a Mason), Mlr. Conquest; Edgar (Knight at Arms to the Duke of Brabant), Mr. Elvin; Genevieve, the Duchess de Brabant, MIrs ...
... of MILITARY PROMENADE CONCEhTS, by permission of Her Mest Gracious MAJESTY, and under the patrmnage of II.R.I1. the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE. The Orcelstra, conlgisting exclusively of Wind Instruments, will be formed by the urmrivalled Band of Her Majesty's ...
... series of MILITARY PROMENADE CONCERTS, by permission of Her Most Gracious MAJESTY, and under the pationage of H.R.H. the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE. The Orchestra, consisting exclusirel, of Wind Instruments, will be forned by the unrivalled Band of Hler Majesty's COLDSTR ...
... two Universities, Oxford or Cambridge; ani which are the t88 Olden coliegrs in each ?-A. The University of Oxford is older than that of Cambrisge. The first college founded at Oxford was that of Uni- versigt, and at Cambridge that of Saint Peter, commonly ...
... De hapel's, Mliss I1lienla'urit. W~ith ether Enatertainlmeolts MHEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET.-Monday: T IlICI LAlD 111. Richard, Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. C. Rean, After which, Tin'lRf-A;I'N-l;'XED TONSTER, To conclude with iVNCLE JOHN.-Tue-day: Stranger. MIrs ...
... coni money was f i ue ot e i hichnstof the island of wtginag. MODecol abours under a mistake hlisg RaatHighness the Duke of Cambridge Officiated as a steward of the eon of the Clergy in the year 1853. FRANCIS FIcombatae Revc Thomas Cope ?? was tie rector ...
... 6d. each. ALMANAC FOR THE WEEK. June 30. Fifth Sunday aft. Trinity July 4. Trans. of St. Martin July 1. No real night 5. Cambridge Term ends 2. Visit. B. V. Mary 6. Oxford Term ends. Old 3. Dog Days begin Midsummer Day. TIDE TABLE. HIGH WATER AT LONDON ...
... accidents, with loss of life, 1837. 5th-Henry the Fourth boris 1421; Hurley, Earl of Oxford, born 0l61 Mozart ?? 1782. ?? Monk, Duke of Albomarle, born 1608; -Ir. S. O'Brien brought forward a motion for inquiry itto the nature of the Spot- tiowood fund. 7th-Cicero ...
... ; Sir T. Wyatt beheaded. 1555; the Cato-street Conspiracy discovered, and thy eqnnpira- tors arrested, 1820. K4-T'he Duke of Cambridge born, 1774; George Frederit Ilisadel, the great composer. born. 1684; Edward I.crowned, 1308; Mr. Cilley,,a Member of ...