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... consists of four princes of the blood—via., the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke of Cumberland (described as King] of Hanover), and the Duke of Cambridge, two archbishops, 28 dukes, 32 marquesses, 1119 earls, fff viscounts, ...
... It is slated to be the intention of their Royal 'Ugliness.. the Prince and Princess of Wales and the Duke and Dustless of Edinburgh to visit Cambridge some time during the program of the *noting University May Term babe awes. ne woods , . enemas against ...
... the Hon. anal Very Rev, the Dean of Windsor, and the Ilea. Mrs. Wellesley. It is stated that the Royal party expected at Cambridge during the May festivities will include the Czar. Gust satidaction is stated to he felt in the Clyde sugar markets at the ...
... a letter which the Duke of Rdiaburgh has written to the Highland Society, and read at their meeting. The sosiety had invited his Royal Highness to preside at a proposed banquet to be given to the Ashanti,' troops next month. The Duke replies that, owing ...
... whose mansion is st present being re-de orated for her reception. The Prince and Princess of Weles, the Duke and Duchess of Teek, the Duke of Cambridge. Prince Arthur, and, if the season should suit, the King and Queen of the Belgians, will be of his Grace's ...
... Mayor, the Duke of Edinburgh with the Lady Mayoress, she Duke of Teak and the Duchess of Sutherland, the Duke of Cambridge and the Duchess de la Rochefousauld-Biseecia, the Prince of Wales and Lady F. Gower, cur { the Princess of Wales and the ...
... too, is Mr. Pye, son-in-law of the late Bishop Wilberforce. On the other band, Mr. Wm. GOO. Clark (late public orator at Cambridge), Mr. Jae. Anthony Fronde, the historian,Mr. Allan Graham (honorary secre t ary to the Scot, testimonial), Professor Thorold ...
... will take upon himself the Premiership, while still remaining Foreign se , retary. It is more prqbable, however, that the Duke of Richmond would be Premier. He would make a good figure-head First Lord of the Treasury, and neither earl nor marquis, neither ...
... crown - b earers were, for Princess Viers, her brother, the Grand Duke Alexis, with another whom name I have forgotten ; end for Duke Eugene, Prince William of Wartemberg end the Grand Duke Sergei of leachtenberg. This concluded the merriest° ceremony, which ...
... THOMPSON. Sir H. 8, Heyeey-Thompeon, Batt., whose death is announced, was born in the year 1809, and went to Trinity College, Cambridge, as a fellow-oommoner, graduating there in honours in 1832. In 1837 the Yorkshire Arriettltural foclety was founded mainly ...
... the same carriage with the Cear were the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, and the Duchess of Edinburgh. The Princess of Wale* was with . the Grand Duke Alexis, the Duke of Cambridge, and the Earl of Bradford. At first the procession was treated ...
... William IV., MIL the Queen, H.R.H. the late Prince Consort, IL R.li. Prince of Wales H.R.H. Dube of EdiabenO, H.B.H. Duke of Cambridge; from both the Houses Parlinamt, frees Sir Robert Peal, from three Presidents of Ike East India Board, from the President ...