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... Europe. The speech delivered by the Emperor Alexander, oi the occasion, was composed by himself. The marriage of the Duke of Cambridge, according to an article from Fiankfort, is fixed f.;r the 10thofnext month. The clergy of Russia, of all denominations ...
... practicable. It was now proposed to grant the Duke of Clarence all addition of 10,0001. per annumt, and 60001. per annum to the Dukes of Kent, Cumberland, and Cambridge. 'This provision would make the Duke of Clarence's revenue 28,0001. instead of 40,0001 ...
... of Hesse Honibourg will not leave England before the 29th of the ensuig mIolith; by which time, it is expected, the Duke Oi' Cambridge and his illustrious bride will have arrived, and recipircal ?? may take place. Ini the mean time, her Majesty will retire ...
... he the more respected thie Royal Duke, for having acted with zeal aid-sinqerit~y i stipport of the political inci~les w hhh' he thought right. There was another illustrious Perwon nearly connected with the Royal Duke, against vhoni a prejudice had existed ...
... n to the presentease. He proposed to make Is the same provision for his Royal Highness the Duke r of Kent, as had been lately made for the Duke of :d Cambridge, and the same dower to his intended n Duchess. in the event of her surviving him. He did I; ...
... on the C chest is far from being removed. Messengers were I sent, early in the week, to hasten the return of the Dukes of Kent and Cambridge. The latter was ex- pected by his domestics during the whole of 'Thisre- day night, and it is probable that His ...
... wvere issued for the re-marriage of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, accordiug to the forms and ceremonies of the Church of England, which is to take place on Monday evening at the Queen's Palace. On M31onday the Duke of Clarence received letters from abroad ...
... VN the House of Lords. the Alien lill went through a CPomnlittee. and ga've rise to a long and wvarm debate, in which tile Duke of Sussex, Lords Sidmouth. b'itvilli ham , Hlolland, 'Westmorelald, Grey, axnd Lau- derdali participated. ThLe Noble Secretary ...
... , presented severally the Answvers to the Address to the PVince Regcnt, aud the Messages to the Queen and the Duke awd Duchess .of Cambridge, on the occasionl of the marriage of the last illustrious pair.- PLACES IN RE VERSION,' A'ND SfNECURES Var1 ...
... Trinity College, Cambridge; Lawrence Palk Wel. t land; M. A. of Exeter College, Oxford; and Thomas s Lawes SIhapcott. A. B. of Aban Hall, Oxford, were u admitted to the Holy. Order of Deaeons; and Nicholas f Every ?? A. of Clare Hall, Cambridge; Jas. Carne ...
... exe6uted by ?? ?? urtists nand manufacturers,- RSp, MWonday Nighi.-W This morning; 'at an ¢arly hour, an express arrived at Cambridge'.'lHouse from Windsor Castle, to announce the suddr& death Qf folgliel, Disbrowej Vice-Chamberlain- to the late QReeu. It ...
... crowded at an early period; and a more numerous and highly re- . pectableassemniblage offpersons had never been witnessed: the Duke of Somersetil Marquis of Bath, Earl Digby, Lords Auckland, Arnudel, and Flsharris, the Members of Sonmersetshire, W. P. T. ...