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... A discussion followed, the course which the Duke of Argyll defended the measure proposed by the Government. The Earl of Desart defended Sir John Palcington's policy. The Bishop of Exeter attacked the Duke of Argyll for misrepresenting what he had said ...
... Capitular Bill was reported with amendments. The Prisoners' Removal Bill was read third time and passed. Blockade of Archangel.—The Duke of Newcastle said it had been agreed with the French Government not to blockade Archangel at present. Lord Aberdeen said the ...
... who heard and those who participated in the touching ovation. The troops having resumed their original position, the Duke of Cambridge gave the word command, and the whole brigade advanced a body at a rapid pace towards the flagstaff to the Royal salute; ...
... arrest. was sent to his room, but Wednesday brok his arrest and absconded. has not since been heard of. On Tuesday the Duke of Cambridge, as Colonel of the Scots Fusileer Guards, reviewed the men at an early hour in Ilvde Park. The 2nd battalion, now stationed ...
... consisting upwards of 1,000 men. The entertainment originated from desire of the Duchess of Cambridge to welcome the men back from the East, the late Duke of Cambridge having been more than 45 years colonel of the regiment. The Duchess, Princess Mary, Colonel ...
... North-road, ldcr. —James Mills, Ilcywood, cotton spinner. Baxxkupts. William Denny Ruck, Topping's-wharf, Toolcystreet, and Duke-street, Tooley-street, wholesale cheesemonger.—Edward Gurling, Praed-street, Paddington, carpenter.—Thomas Dorrington, Durhamplace ...
... Wilson house, Mr Sc Mrs T. M. Leacock tMiss Giles Puckpool house, Grote cottage, Lieut Ardagh, R.E. tMrs Beden The Priory, Cambridge villa, Mr & Mrs Henley Smith tMr and Mrs Monk Pellhurst, Portview cottage, Mr Sc Mrs S, Peters tMr and Mrs Boulnois Quarr ...
... SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1867. NOTES OF THE WEEK. The SI'LT.vN left London on Tuesday morning, the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge hiving accompanied him from the Charine-cros* terminus of Suuth-Eustciu Railway to Dover. A juard of honor and a dis ...
... residence, Hraxfield House, Strand. Mr. liarton l'hillipson, Mrs. and Miss I'hillipson, and Mrs. Heathcote have arrived at Cambridge House, George-street. Mr. and Mrs. Cosmo Howard and family have arrived at Old Manor House. Mr. and Mrs. Vansittart have ...
... and Miss Siuuley have arrived 2, Belle vue-road. Mrs. Oaghtom and family, Miss Oughtom, and Miss' ■ Byron are staying at Cambridge House. George-street. The Lady Jane Knox, Miss Knox, and Mrs. Horace and family have arrived at Stonhain Villa, Strand. Mr ...
... daughter of the late Liont.-Gen. Sir Charles Ross, hart. was liorn in 1810, and was educated at Eton and at Trinity College, Cambridge, where took his B.A. degree in 1837. a magistrate and deputy-lieutenant for the counties of Haddington and Lanark, and was ...
... PAINTING — subject, Landscape, with Diana, her Nymphs and Dogs hunting the deer, formerly belonging to his late Grace the Duke of Buckingham, and bought at his sale at Avington House, near Winchester, 25 years ago. — Now on view at Mr. J. A. Purnell's ...