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... Flooded Colliery near Sheffield which to Duke of Norfolk is It believed the water comes from disused pit in the neighbourhood A portion of the men have found work at the Nunnery Colliery which also to the Duke Norfolk water there has risen considerably ...
... 1821 placed on half-pay in 1813 he was appointed aide-de-camp equerry the late Duke of Cambridge and remained on his staff till 1837 and has been equerry to the present duke since 1850 He of the of Henry the lion ’of Brunswick and was knighted 1824 George ...
... Further westward all these physical characteristics of higher civilization are lost Ootids and of the Eastern Sathpuras The Late Duke of York He was courteous and friendly to all access to his pereon invariably rotumod salutes and ropiied to letters When engaged ...
... printing are to there in numbers The Duke of Manchester given practical form aid Society by to give £20 if nine other persons will each con tribute like sum £25 if will each subscribe the same amount Already the Duke of Devonshire Mr Richard Johnson of ...
... moved for leave to introduce a bill to limit the compensation awarded on abolition of fellowships in the Colleges of Oxford Cambridge Mr Beresford Hope the motion and on the House dividing the desired leave refused by 107 Vote3 against 81— Mr Eastwick called ...
... general meeting of the Lillie Association held on Saturday Service Institution under the presidency of Highness the Duke of Cambridge The meeting will take 7th J the camp will for occupation on the 5th HRH Prince Arthur will be admit ted to freedom of ...
... snarer lambs ’ of left Liverpool during the week for the United States was about 9000 of whom the majority were Germans the Duke of Edinburgh has signified intention the Marine Society’s training IVarspite the anniversary on June 24 In of passed meeting ...
... bereavement which has befallen the by the loss of his mother will make no difference in his travelling projects” The Duke of Cambridge presided at the annual meeting of the Royal School for of the Officers of the Army institution was shown to be financially ...
... landed All being in readi-ness the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Arthur Earl Granville and Viscount Sidney on board the Vigilant to receive the Shah Sir Henry Rawlinson is in attendance on his Majesty introduced the Duke of Edinburgh to the Shah and the greeting ...
... Ceremonies immediately behind him Scarcely his Majesty taken his seat when the Duke of Cambridge walked up the House to pay his respects to the Shah who shook the illustrious Duke warmly by the hand At the door of the Commons the Sliah was subsequently received ...
... brilliant staff of officers appeared and then came on agreys charger with pink tail He came accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge Prince of Wales Duke of Edinburgh and the Czarewitch attended by their equerries They took up their position at the point by which ...
... presented number of to been brought in contact him on occasion of visit the present of to the Queen in to the of Wales the Duke of Cambridge— accompanied by the happy expression that “he rejoiced to place the sword of in the hand England the offered his photograph ...