... his finger on Constantinople in the map exclaimed, Constantinople I No, it is the empire of the world. I remember too the Duke of Wellington saying, that if in addition to the forces of Russia in the Baltic, she were also, by means of Constantinople ...

... of Kent, 30,000/. ; Prince Albert., 30,000/. ; the Duke of Cambridge, 12,000/. ; Princess Mary of Cambridge, 3,000/. ; the Dowager Duchess of Cambridge, 6,000/. ; and the Princess Augusta of Cambridge, Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelitz, 8,000/ ...

... Bishop of Oxford has licensed the following gentlemen as stipendiary curates—The Rev. G Bateman, DI A., of Trinity College, Cambridge, to the curacy of Soutbatoke with Woodcote ; the Rev. N Denton, M.A., to the curacy of Northstoke with Newnham Murren; the ...

... streets.! ROYAL VISIT TO THE CAMP AT ALDERSHOT.— On Saturday, June 16, the Queen, accompanied by Prince Albert and the Duke of Cambridge, made a private visit to the camp at Aldershot; and examined the huts, &c., apparently with much interest. There are ...

... o'clock, and were received by the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, and the master of the Horse. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge was present at the levee, and was received by the Vice- Chamberlrin, who conducted bid Royal Highness to the Queen. The ...

... Palmerston, Lord John Russell, Sir William Molesw•orth, and others—members of the present Cabinet—as to Lord Aberdeen, the Duke of Newcastle, Sir James Graham, Mr. Gladstone, members only of the late Cabinet. has, then, the present Cabinet inherited all ...

... the notoriety of political interference, In 1847, he was made a Grand Cross of the Bath, and in 18.55, on the death of the Duke of Wellington, to whom he had long been a Military Secretary, he was raised to the Peerage by the tills of Lord Raglan, made ...

... knowledge of his abilities, which he was satisfied were far greater even than they were generally supposed to be. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE : Having been so recently associated with my noble and illustrious friend—for so I may call him—who, to my great grief ...

... Duchess of Keel, £30,000; Prince Albert, £3 0 ,000; the Duke of Cambridge, E 12.000: Princess Mary of Cambridge, £3.000; the Dowager Duchess of Cambridge, £6,000; and the Princess Augusta of Cambridge, Duchess of ikteeklenburg Strelits, £3 ...

... a near relative by arouse of Lord John Russell, is to succeed him. A crazy woman being refused an interview with the Duke of Cambridge, the other day, broke some panes of glass in St. James's Palace windows. 15 the Court of Queen's Bench, on Saturday, ...

... and Star of the Order. At the Investiture, Vice-Admiral James Whitley Deans Dundas, Lieut. Gen. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Lieut. Gen. Sir De Lacy Evans, Gen. Sir James Macdonell, and Gen. Sir Hew Dalrymple Ross, received the Riband and Badge ...

... recovered his popularity, much perilled last year by the public suspicion that he interfered in foreign politics. The Duke of Cambridge, having shown, in the Crimea. some of the gallantry in which, truth to say, none of his family have ever been deficient ...