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... Rt.-We understand that there is no doubt that thre Lord Chancellor will be in Aberdeen, c on iris return from visiting the Duke ?? at Dan- a robin Castle, and that he will probably arrive on the 8th a or 9th of September. It is not unlikely that Lords ...
... Bocling, and Braintrec and to commu- aicate with the great rnnilway to be made from London to Norwich, with a branch to Cambridge. It is also prripo- sed to take advantage of this line of railway to convey gas for tie lighting the aibove-named towns. ...
... the eldest daughier of i fml,.wr c- ir _ .eAtlana,wnbse youngest sot, married the daughter and co-heiress of the renowned Duke bf Marlborough, and Anne Churchill, the grandmother of the present Lord. The early part of his education was confined to a ...
... already for Cambridge. Mr. Winthrop Praed, who rhymes-and proses too, we believe, for the Post-it will be seen, starts for Great Yarmouth.-Globe of Wednesday. LIST OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATION. ?? an authentic Source.) First Lord of the Treasury, Duke of Wellington ...
... state that the Duke of Norrnttm- berland will certainly he a candidate for the office of High Steward of the University of Cambridge, vacant by the lamented death of the Earl of Htardwicke. and that a com- mittee is now sitting in Cambridge for the purpose ...
... been elected, by the Court of Common Council, recorder of lHuntingdon, in he room of the Marquis of Lothian, resigted.- Cambridge ('hatsoicle. A hawk, of extranorditary sie-, measuring three feet eight inches betwixt the tips of the wings. was last werk ...
... Dec. 1, 1834. Oders for the Court's going into mourning, on Thurs. day aext, the 4th inst., for his late Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, first cousin and brother-in-law to the Trie ljidies to wear black silk, pliin in ?? r long lawsn, craps or love ...
... Friends. W ngo On the 29rd of October Inst, at Madeira, William Bl ender. on, Esq., M.D., late of Bury. DEATHe OF THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER.-The Duke of Gloucester expired at his residence in Bagsaot Park, at twenty .minutes before seven o'clock on Sundiy evening ...
... of the Duke of Wellington being a real Reformer; antd said that the interview with the Bank Directors at Apsley House reminded him of the passage in Richard the Thirdl, where the Duke of Gloucester is pointed out to thile Lord Mayor by the Duke of Buckingham ...
... MEETING OF THE DoCTORs AND MASTEIrS OF CAMBRIDGE UNIVEasurY.-rbe veaterisbie Marquis of Camden having been unanimously elected Chan. cellar of the University of Cambridge, in the room of his late Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, the heats of colleges ...
... have not been yet filled up. TliE RANGERSHIP Of ?? Pl SYaatb 'ris RA~sasots'of g~shot Patik is vacant by the death of tlue Duke of Gioncester. THt pitSEaNI C1ter FAiB(N of 111t Court of Exchequer w&as callerl to fte bar it, the year 1791; front which ...
... magistrates, as a reason for making the fine much more, that k1r. Roths- child was the richest man in Europe. On Monday week the Duke of Gordon and a party, at Pitfour, notwithstanding the exereme barlnese of the (lay, bagged 165 head of game, corsistlfig of ...