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... health of Lieutenant-Genera/ Wemyss. Major-General Buckley was in attendance on horseback. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Montrose, the Marquises of Abercorn and Anglesey, the Earl Malmesbury, Viscount Hardinge, and Lord Raglan, also ...
... the command of the Duke of Cambridge, and there were present Prince Albert, Viscount Hardinge, the Commander-in-Chief, and most of the representatives'of the foreign sovereigns on the occasion of the funeral of the late illustrious Duke of Wellington. The ...
... Professor of Modern History (which he feared he had made a sinecure) in the University of Cambridge, if not actually from George the Third, at least from the Duke of Grafton with the king's conveyed assent. He imagined, moreover ' that Gray, who never ...
... exalted rank as the Earl of Belfast, the Earl of Ellesmere, Lord Montagu, and others, and it is understood that his Grace the Duke of Newcastle will shortly rank among the same class of aristocratic teachers of the people. The Earl of Carlisle has laid the ...
... Holy Communion, which was administered by the Hon. and Rev. G. Wellesley. The Duke of Wellington had an audience of the Queen, to deliver up the Garter worn by the late Duke. ACCIDENT TO Stu G. HEA.TncoTE.—Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bart., M.P., met with an ...
... Comp ny have pleasure In drawing attention to the following letter received FROM C. HACKER, ESQ., SURVEYOR TO HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF BEDFORD. Office of Works, Woburn-park, Jan. 10, 1852. In answer to inquiries respecting the Gutta l'ercha Tubing for Pump ...
... passage.—lbid. The Lord Warriston, a new ship, and a remarkably fine one, under the command of Captain J. G. Cubitt, late of the Duke of Portland, has bad a good run from Glasgow.—Argus, Oct. 13. • The Mobile from Liverpool, with little short of 100 passengers ...
... 21 days' notice of each be given letter to the Shareholders. and Wholesale Warehouse, 30; Minories. Maud. factotly, Great Cambridge-street,7Haggeriipne: • • ' 'fhb ,soaps manufactured upon Mr. Groux's process f • or ; the laq live years are now well kninYn ...
... TESTIMONIAL GEORGE FREDERICK YOUNG, Esch South Sea House, London, February 17, 1833. THE SIX-DAYS CAB COMPANY. OFFICES.-15, DUKE STREET CHAMBERS, ADELPIII. PARLIAMENT.) CITY OF LONDON CONSERVATIV-E ASSOCIA.TION. THE MEMBERS of this ASSOCIATION are respectfully ...
... time of the death of the Duke of Wellington, was the senior colonel in the Guards, and it was in the natural course of regimental promotion that be succeeded to the colonelcy of the Grenadier Guards, and the Duke of Cambridge to the Fusilier Guards. He ...
... lenders -- W illiam Fulton, Paisley. Improvements in the treat- Alfred Vincent Newton, 66, Chancery-lane. Im- factory, Great Cambridge-street, Hag,gerstone. The s , aps manufactured upon Mr. Groux's process for Liverpool, tient of textile fabrics. provements ...
... up with scarlatina, and moreover she is about 130 blue jackets short of her complement of 850. great screw three-decker the Duke of Wellington, 131, is fast progressino• equipment, and, it is reported, will be out of the hands of the dockyar'd by middle ...