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... ?? .eirs nraile iis'aRbyI Highni\'6dy'Ia J :Xiy no -the Driti-.s of BaronR of Clullden, £ari ?? Tip-erary, Lif. and Duke of.Cambridge, of ?? Kingdom ot Great : it Britapin ,-¢nd jrelaiid. . -. , of W~R~OrFLC:B; N~iVEM?4sf~ 24-.. R- S.'rsF r..Engliifh ...
... Counsel, has retired from d the Court of Chancery, and means to confine himself in is future to Chamber practice. le At the Cambridge Sessions, on Monday, Mr. to James Such, lately' a member of Trinity College, was le convicted of fraudulently obtaining books ...
... Woodford, to which she had walked, and - i wag there seized with fattal sparrs. The bearer of the C LIintelligence not finding the Duke of 1'Wellington, set off C ,f for Hertfordshire, and found his Grace at dinner at Hat- aDfield, with the Marquis and Marchioness ...
... partitility and injustice tire h I-loise Guards are ubviousl1 ?? ?? elisciluilre iftt e the arcily. s-J. R. I-I. the Duke of Cambridge anud suite iiembiarked fti-ot mut' the 'lTuveron 6attiurday, onl board the 1 f Geterttil Steiml N avigaitioil Comtpilanyv's ...
... 'iity honour1 'When f-it antie &,the' Duke ?? turn, weiunderstood bis grace to t I say, with some emphiasis, ?? Not Guilty, legally, upon roy honour. 'Tie lost peer culled upon was the Duke he re- of Cambridge., 'The Lord High Steward then, last of ...
... Edward The first intimation we had of it in tire town was, Illr. Britain Forest, of the 6th, riding at a tremendous pace into Duke* usda ha Square, in search of Dr. Henderson, srmrge?n, & in such Being ti a state of agitation he could scarcely speak. Dr ...
... latter without magistrates enough to hold Petty Sessions and transact the usual business. It was too, in opposition to the Duke of Wellington's views, who had f in 1834, placed three gentlemen in the comnissionso in the Kingselere division, because there ...
... anid declare this as and for a further codicil to my last will and testamcrt. Wth the vwarmest con- - tinued affecaio n to the Duke of Buckingram arid to my u tamily, I teel it incumbent upon meuonnu r con- ir side r intocancel the bequest of my Lbrary and ...
... ex-functionary was not to accelerate justice or equity, but solely to give trouble, ?? COWES. The Duchess of Kent and the Duke of Cambridge have been pleased to appoint Wm. Carter Hefflneisted M.D., and Wmn. Cass, Esq., Surgeon, their Royal high n5s5es' Medical ...
... party mcou i ted of isce Duke of Cambridge, the laicovtrisoi Minister, Lord Artendel, Load ELlwar-d : Hoiarid, &c.-Iii thi eveuing, their Ciraces eistertiised t a Inlsis si~llied ?? at diiier, siucudi'll Iis etO Highni a the Duke aid Ducelsss of Cai nssridte ...
... examiners expressed thenoselvee highly gratified at the result of the examina- tion, and bestowed prizes on the following pupils Duke, Tanner, sen. Tisompson, Douse, Houghton, Compton, Spriggs, Silverlock, Stonelake, Roberts, Ellis, and Sueter. J. T. Burr, ...
... Pate was placed at tile bar,$ Charged wills ais- ol ,aulting her Majesty the Queen, onl the 27th of lent tc mnitish, near Cambridge hence. Thcs prisoner, when A placed at tic bar, surveyed else auditory wisih indiffer~rcce. The wvording of the indictment ...