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... sand continued until a lato hour, investlgating the matter. About.half-past eight his Royal Higlhness the Duke f Suissef, Prince George of Cambridge, and other Members of the Royal Family, visited the Palace, and also continued until a' late hour. Immediately ...
... time, intermixed with diamonds and precious stones, Duke of Beaufort (Costume of the reign of Louis XII. of Franceo)-The noble Duke having been selected by her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge to personato Louis XII. in the French quadrille, of ...
... It woulId, we fear-, he ltbelloiiw 'I'l.iTe .OC'erltalet. of this Country have recognised 1t~lter pcrven asthe ?? sovereignl duke ;` a511 we, conse. ill culL)', aesoloyl I'sijets of the Queen, cannot regard ally lie ,,tilc p~lr assafl154tile Sameo rankc ...
... Queeni held thefirst levoe for the season,' at St. James's Palace., Among the ?? wereothe Prince of Orange and suit7the Duke of Cambridge, the foreign anmbassadors, &e. Among the presentations to the Queea were Mr. Baines, M.P., by Lord John Russell, on his ...
... Wednesday afternoon, at St. James's Palace. There were present the ministers, the diplomatic corps, the Duke of Cambridge,. and the hereditary Duke' of Parma. The Earl of Ellesmere, J. Towneley, Esq., M.P., Hon. J. Stewart Wortley, W. T. Egerton, Esq, ...
... o'clock last evening, her Majesty, accompanied by three of the royal children, and Viscountess Jocelyn, Lady In Waiting, left Cambridge. house, Piccadilly, where her Majesty had been calling to inquire after the health of her illustrious uncle. A crowd had ...
... himself as nearly as possible at the edge of the kerbstone, on the left-hand side of the egress-gate of tbe courtyard of Cambridge-house. When the out- riders came out they were immediately followed by the postillions in charge of the royal carriage. A ...
... menced on Monday last,' before the Right' Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Farebrother, Sir C. hMarshal1, Sti J. Duke, Hunter, and'Salomons, Mr. Sheriff Lawrence, Mr. Sheriff Nicoll, Messrs. Millard and Wire, Under-sheriffs. The Rxcooanat, after ...
... of the appellant, Mr. William Hutchinson, the mineral agent to the Duke of Buccleuch, proved that in 1844 he examined all his grace's delfs, and reported to Mr. Dixon Robinson, the Duke's steward, as to the proper increase of rent on the renewal of the ...
... to the 18th the number of English and French reinforcements to the armies ia the Crimea amounted to 18,000 men. The Duke of Cambridge was better. The Turkish army at Ears was hard pressed by the Russians. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] London, Friday. A CABINET ...
... is still proceeding, and since our last several Important ai witnesses have been examined. On Monday, the Duke of Cambridge was examined. The duke gave a complete history of the sufferings of his division from their arrival at Constantinople till he left ...
... of the cholera. The Duke of Hamilton will take an active interest in the proceedings, and as the Duke of Cambridge will be enjoying the hospitalities of Hamilton Palace at this period, he will accompany his Grace to Glasgow. The Duke of Hamilton will receive ...