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... paragraph, that the Duke of Wel-1 lington was longer priree minister; that the Duke of Richmond .washis grace's succeisor;end that all wlio came itt 'with tbAnew premier were Brotestatits. Of coarse, the whole -story was it fabrication,,the Duke-of Wellington ...
... Fryer's assistance will do well to lose no time. Courcry county of Cambridge met on Friday, and agreed to a. petition praying Parliament torepeal, without delay, the beer and malt tax.- The Duke of . IVellington .will now have plenty of what he Once called ...
... high collegiate distinctam conferred on our young talented townsman, Mr. C. 'l'. NV hitley, (son of John Whitley, Esq.,) at Cambridge, on Friday week. This young gentleman was declared Senior Wrangler, in the most honourable manner. His age only just permitted ...
... high collegiate distinction conferred on our young talented townsman, Mr. C. T. Whitley, (son of John 'Whitley, Esq.,) at Cambridge, on Friday week. This young gentleman was declared Senior Wrangler, iu the most honourable manner. His age only just permitted ...
... o n t h e aut h or ity of private . 4 g a from the Rhine, that Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg marry a daughter of the late Duke of Piacenza, the C he o r n m s u o l t L h Le r. Bru l n h , e who fortunehaso of thislread y y ou a r n r g i v l e a t d ...
... it is unquestionable fact, that stndents have frequently dissected bodies in the woods by candle light, Prince George of Cambridge, it is said, come to Eng• land this spring, to finial his education here. LIFE and ADVENTURES a CLEVER FELLOW. . (WRITTEN ...
... unquestionable . fact, that students , have frequently dissected bodies in the woods by candle tight, • Prince George of Cambridge, it is said, will come to Eng• land this spring, to ,finish his education liere. LIFE and ADVENTURES of a CLEVER FELLOW. ...
... to his Royal Highness the Duke Of Cambridge. The usual notifications wefe Sent off to the ambassadors and ministers at foteign courts. A messenger was despatched to Ireland, to convey the melancholy' intelligenceto the Duke of •Northumberland. About ten ...
... to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. 'fire usual notifications weie sent off to the ambassadors and ministers at foreign !2ourts. A messeeger was despatched to Ireland, to convey the melancholy intelligence to the Duke of Northumberland. , About ...
... rock in the line of the Newcastle and Carlisle railway. It is said that, should the Duke of Cumberland make his election for the Viceroyship of Hanover, the Duke of Cambridge, on his recal, goes to the Horse Guards. It is understood that his Majesty does ...
... in . the line of the Newcastle and Carlisle railway. It is said that, should the Duke of Cumberland make his election for the Viceroyship of Hanover, the Duke of Cambridge, on his recal, goes to the Horse Guards. It is understood that his Majesty does ...
... committee of -the King's College, that it - shall he placed under the immediate protection and patronage of William IV. The Duke of Cambridge, with his son, Prince George. and suite, occupying five carriages, arrived in London on Monday evening. It is calculated ...