... leather leggings now in use by regiments at home, might advantageously extended to the troops under their command. The Duke of Cambridge has issued instructions to the effect that men of the Army Hospital Corps are not to employed servants to medical or ...

... and Toulon. London: Roun.inr.it, Wain*, A Roctlidox, Farringdon Street, E.C. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO H.K.H. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Just published, fcap. Bvo. cloth, price 5», W A K, ...

... Treasury argues from the fact that the Uuke of Cambridge does not stop the payment of extra money now. we think it takes somewhat unfair ground. The payment of extra money is decidedly illegal; but the Duke of Cambridge, Sir Charles Yorke, Mr? Sidney Herbert ...

... century, there would have been some excuse; but when we find many officers of this class unrewarded, we feel that the Duke of Cambridge requires every support which the public can give him in doing what is right and just—always, not occasionally. Let us ...

... patronage of the Horse Guards has been very much diminished of late, and the most important gifts at the disposal of the Duke of Cambridge are the Colonelcies of regiments. One or two recent appointments of this kind—the respective nominations of Lord Cardigan ...

... Highness the Duke of Cambridge would not object to accept the colonelcy (loud cheers). Deeming it my duty to make myself acquainted with the real sentiments of his Royal Highness on the subject, I sought an interview with the illustrious duke, who frankly ...

... present generation of officers for a fault in which they have merely the example of several generations before them. The Duke of Cambridge may therefore fairly consider that, inasmuch nearly all the present officers of Cavalry have transgressed, almost with ...

... lecture on the character of the great Duke of Marlborough is restricted to the military “psyche of the famous general, of whom he says, in conclusion, “in twenty campaigns, ten of which were * Life of the Duke qf Wellington. From the French of M. Brial ...

... subscriptions already advertised. Subscriptions may bo paid to Messrs. Moitlock ft Co., Bankers, Cambridge, giving address. Jamib Bakes, Major, Commanding Cambridge University Volunteers. Magdalene Coll., Jan. 18, 1860. NAVAL CADETS. Royal naval establishment ...

... emergency. The following general order, relative to the Army Reserve has been issued from the Horse Guards by command of the Duke of Cambridge With reference to the Royal warrant, dated War Office, 9th of December, relative to the enrolment of any number of men ...

... country, James Conollt* ana country. eut.-Col. Asst.-Adjutant-General. Portsmouth, Jan. 18, 1860. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge will remove from his'apartments in St. James’s Palace to Gloucester House during the present month, the improvements ...

... Volunteers—Michael Daintry Hollins, Esq., to Captain ; Edward Copeland, Es.i., to Lieutenant; Edward Adams, Esq., to be Ensign. Cambridge University Rifle Volunteers —The Rev. William Emery, 8.D., Follow of Corpus Christi College, to l>o Honorary Chaplain; Henry ...