... hits no gentleman would smoke before t lady immanently as Dundresry does before tieorgine. Doss Causes. roam.—'i lie Duke of Cambridge &sires to encourage muscular Christianity in the army, and deprecates the limited use made by all rants returns from ...

... of Lieutenant General the lion. Sir James Lindsay, military see. retary to the Field-Marshal hie Royal Highnees the Duke of Cambridge, commanding in-chief, from to attack of aneurism of the heart, at Cranmi: Hanes, Mitcham, Surrey, where be bed removed ...

... icrellot r , I , o uo still used on many single lines, and which has the ed if uever allow ceded= at our meetings, end make The Duke of Marlborough, in &dailies to the sale in this nineteenth century. eo far demote himse . . 7 . At Bow street Police Court ...

... I lire at Branceton I On Monday morning four children were burnt and The Flood of Thessaly, Dramatic Trinity College, Cambridge, graduated in 1837, and • • railways. Charles Essen, a ticket collector, 40 yean Bridge -street has been entered hy thieves ...

... the Lord' Alma three months ago a meeting, presided The royal parte, including the Crarewitch, wbo, eye? by his Grace the Duke of Manchester, and had joined tbe Prince and Princess, with their , wee preeipitated through the ceiline on to therms& a France ...

... initiatory ex.., have ever used the ex pr he prlesaes to pease estimated at have quoted from me I cannot remember, but The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh arrived on I never used them. if at all, to convey the Tueeday. at Willey Court. Stourport, on • visit ...

... one, a promise u.t Major Peel. Napier, eldest surviving son of Francis. eigth Lord swell, and At the recent rent audit of the Duke of leapt rof Merchistonn. He was born 24th October, filled all the hold with a compact ins's. As soon . to drink in a public ...

... view. The deputation then retired. THE BISHOP OF MANCHESTER AT CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. Oo Sunday afternoon the Bishop of Manchester occupied the university pulpit of Great St. Mary'e, Cambridge. The Maur& was densely crowded, and numbers stood in the Melee ...

... THE OIIKE OF WESTMINSTER AND THE VOLUNTEERS. The Duke of Westminster, who is lieutenant colonel commandant of the Queen's Westminster Volunteers, plaided at the anneal distribution of prises to the inseneoeful competitors of that corp. at • meeting held ...

... foremost among those portraits must be named those of His the Duke of Devonshire (both eabincit and earte.de.visite), Lord lieutenant of the county, Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, and one of the meet enlightened and liberal-minded of the English ...

... control of the War Office. When hie resigns- meat Bill passed through Committee. lion was placed in the hands of the Duke of Cambridge A number of hills were reported from the C,ommous, it devolved on His Soya Highness to consider including the National ...

... stepping into the saloon, be was instantly followed by his sister the Princess Louise, and also by big brothers, the Duke of Cambridge, and the Duchess of Teck. After an affectionate leave taking the ladies returned to the platform, and the train, In charge ...