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... {VPERIAL PARLIAMENT, H use of Lords, March 7, the Duke of Richmond e scc no resding of the Poor Allotments Mansge), and cxpiained that the © Ject of the mea » jemedy an fo.ouvesteuce which had grown urse of time. Some years ago certain tinsties ers were ...
... 'P:;:'ury beuch, and Lord (,‘;.1[‘. represer or moweot the Opposition. Later, Lord Halifax took the seat ‘Ulkd‘) the Duke of Cambridge ; the Earl of Kituberley, who had entered with Mr. Glatstome loass 10¢ bim in the space reserved for Privy Councillors ...
... tenable for one year, for competition throughout the U years of age. The wiil be awarded by the Unlversities of Oxford, Cambridge, and Edindurgh, Trinity College, Dublio, the Science and Art wm of Arts and College of Preceptors, London, as their natioas ...
... must be somewhat unpleasant. Since the year 1829, when the first grand University boat-race was rowed between Oxford and Cambridge, Dark Blue has won sixteen times, and Light Blue fourteen times (including the race last Saturday), so that really there ...
... was appointed trustee, together with a committee of inm‘mm Army, st the annual dinner of the I of Civil Engineers, the Duke of Cambridge said I mo&dmh of “y m‘md‘.m_‘ why responded to the uuumjdg-mmmr—ht that they had had to solve a problem of engineering ...
... his lordship not carried out hi expmfl”intnfio-. The Rev. Bfll‘d Windsor Sackville, brother to Earl Delawarr, just arrived in Cambridge. THE BODY FOUND. [PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.] THURSDAY, ArRIL 24TH. The search for Lord Delawarr’s bmiy was continued this ...
... National Society for Women's Suffrage, of which Mr. Mill is president. has sent to the House of Commons a petition frem Cambridge, L‘ (among others) six Prifessors of the U« iversity of Cam! and 26 mmumhufl% and other offices. The same soclety also forwarded ...
... drunk with loud cheers. The following are extracts from some of the speeches in reply to the various toasts : — * The Duke of Cambridge replied to ““The Army, Navy, and Reserve Forces,” aud said—l am always very mach gratified by the manner in which this ...
... obodl:n'l!. George R_fl. Secretary. To Mr, Gearge Shipton.” A leiter was sent by Mr. Shipton on Satarday sfternoon to the Duke of Cambridge, as Ranger of the Park, with a request similar to that made in his letter to Mr. Ayrton, ThOrgnunfioa Committee sre also ...
... J—m-o—um § The President of the Board of Trade and Frances cmwm;--:a dinner on Ssturday, at thetr residence in to the Duke of Cambridge and a distinguished party. A Kentucky man bas carefully preserved for twenty c—fl-?’fiw“dhn“umd A new rifle, an improvement ...
... was the firet time he went to dine. He nsked me what drems he should wear, and [ hambugged him. 1 s«id prodanly the Duke of Cambridge and other big men will bs thers, and you bad better go in full uniform. He did so, helmet and sl Afterwards be cam> to ...
... packet, and Roger Tichborne’s will. THE SHAH. The Shah drove this morning to visil the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Edin: burgh, and the Duke of Cambridge. ...