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... Briton• never .hall Iwo slave, It bad been His Grace's fortune in days of yore to serve under the command of the illustrious Duke of Wellington in the Peninsular and Waterloo, and there he learnt to value the stern yeomanry of England. His health had been ...
... its immense load. that nearly half an hour elapsed before it was lightened of Tne Duke of Devonshire has a: inted the Rev. and John Ridsdale, B.A., of Clare Hall, Cambridge, Grace’s domestic chaplains. urate of Tillington, in this County, to be one of his ...
... annual Metal• melds of tli,ooo with intereet. Mr. Edwin Janice, Queen's Counsel, has offered hinuielf as a candidate fur Cambridge. A veteran sailor named John Groutultridge, above one hundred years of age, mail said to be the last survivor of Lord Neletnee ...
... returned as follows :-- That the deoeasd children were wilfully murdered by Mary Ann Brought' At dinner given to the Duke of Cambridge at Constantinople, on the 30th of May, the Austrian Ambassador spoke in strong approval of the policy of the Western ...
... every man has had the diarrhwa. I know [| have been very poorl; > but, thank God, I am now getting a great deal ter.—The Duke of Cambridge is almost out of his mind about this affair ; he rides about alone, looking and talking to an soldier he meets. Our food ...
... of Admission and C Scale of Subseri of the Chiehester Infirmary. By WiLLiaM AMES STRACEY, M.A., lat ve F ellow M lege, Cambridge. Cc w. Hayley Mason. The author of pam phlet bearing the above title ions to has, in a very ¢ r manner, offe: the having ...
... daughter of the late Thomas Coutto, Esq., the celebrated banker, and was born in 18(¢.I. He was educated at Christ's College, Cambridge, where he took the degree of M.A., in 1523. In 1524, Lord Dudley married Christine Alexandrine Egypte, daughter of Lucien ...
... given at White's to the Duke of Cambridge and the grotesque entertainment at the Reform Club. The dinner at White's was attended by noblemen and gentlemen of opposite parties in the State, and the speech of the Duke of Cambridge, in returning thanks for ...
... the Castle, alighting at the grand ball, where the Queen, accompanied by the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, the Duke of Cambridge, and the Prince of Leiuingen, received her illustrious guests. ...
... assembled to give a farewell greeting to their Majesties. Their Majesties were accompanied to Dover hr Prince Albert, the Duke of Cambridge, :slid Lord Pv.get. Their Majesties arrived at Lover at Ate o'clock, and embarked on board the Irupetatnee escorted by ...
... thus did the tillses , pectiug Betty save lee some pounds a-year, and washed the clothes better.—lter. Sidney Smith. The Cambridge (7trouiele states The 'Utah-Wed Tamer was commenced ou uustamped paper, in defiance of the law. Government have ' walked ...
... with members of the npper ten thousand, amongst whom wo observed the Duke of Cambridge, the Grand Duke of Mecklenburgh Strelitz, the Prince and Princess Edward of Saxe-Weimar, the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, the Marquises of Exeter and Anglesey, Earls ...