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... cabinet maker charged with attempting to upset the train on the South Eastern line at Tunbridge when Prince Albert and the Duke of Cambridge were returning from accompanying the Emperor and the Empress of the French to Dover, was tried at the Quarter Sessions ...
... of no mean dimensions, left the scene of his eccentricities avowedly for that purpose:* 'fhe London correspondent of the Cambridge Indepeadcat Press says of M. Chatelain, the French claimant for the Duncnow Flitch :— It would be a pity to mar the enjoyment ...
... zommanding-in.chlef. The gallant officer also visited the Duke of Cain. bridge. On Saturday, Sir George Brown breakfasted at the United Service Club with his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and a select few of the gallant heroes who have recently ...
... 7th June. 17804 at his father's estate of Kelvin Grove, in Lanarkshire, and was entered a student of St. John's College, Cambridge, in 1797. In 1600 he became the private secretary of Mr. Dundas, then Secretary of State for the War Department; three years ...
... 7th June, 1780, at his father's estate of Kelvin Grove, in Lanarkshire, and was entered a student of st. John's College, Cambridge, in 1797. In 1800 he became the private secretary of Mr. Dundits, then Secretary of State for the War Department; three years ...
... birtheday, merry peals were rung at the various metropolitan churches. The Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenberg-Strelitz has left for the continent. '' The Duke of Cambridge has aryisLed at St. Palace. The King of Prussia has g iven J eAto anedal to Limit. ...
... is expected, will realisebut 2s. Sd. rat. The has just been reviewed at Sandling Park, and mitre or * we to it by the Duke of Cambridge. ¼- • . .. .. • 1 ,• .- 4 „) ti - • • 1 r - • , 1, 4 ...
... his highness the Duke of Cambridge. The weather delightful; the loveliness of the scene in which the various movements took place it would be difficult to I exceed. In the course of the morning his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Palmerston ...
... vindication of his personal conduct upon that othesitie. The Bari of Cardigan, Lord Panmure, the Earl of Derby, the Duke Of Whim/A, and the Duke of Newcastle, joined In the discussion which armlet Of the motion. In the Commons the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...
... which Jewish women are allowed to enter the synagogue. There have been grand doings at Liverpool in consequence of the Duke of Cambridge's visit to that town. Balls, illuminations, processions, and public addresses were the order of the day. When the King ...
... The tri• mced her to six months' imprisonment. The recent rejoicings in Liverpool ,in the occasion of the visit of the Duke of Cambridge have resulted in a fatal accident. The unfortunate man is James Clasham, the keeper of a ship placed in the grounds of ...