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... been fixed for Thursday, the :16th February, at the Royal United Service Institution. when it is expected that the Duke of Cambridge will preside. Hatay 17 yeass old, living near Wathena, Kansas, had an alsnoet toirmulous escape from death a few days ...
... tendert-II eat rrnwly b. ant Ito I bv t he int n al net ion of a ceiling, in imitation .4 ilw retetwated one of King • College. Cambridge. There is also a handsome window, on the model of one at York minster, and the walls are painted in manner of of the cathedral ...
... Slaje.ty at (Nihon and gone into waidence at Uoverninent Muse, Portsmouth, which has undergone t loon oigh renovation. Duke A Cambridge hum inve•et ed the British and Egyptian troops at Cairo. Alter ceremony his Royal Highness, speaking of the native troops ...
... Nippily quite recovered her lwalth and spirits, is a gnat favourite • Saratoga county, N.Y.. who Is among all the duke's dependants. The duke and As old, claims to collated duchess do nut, it u. understood, intend k. .to ad Army at the old age of town ...
... to riiiiimir, the heat is en intense that the Whitmore, formerly military inspector to the Duke dead body of either man or animal dries up before of Cambridge. decomposition can set in. Gold is said to abound Near Late been mad is the wily esplannt ...
... as rumours had preif den ishes bad collected, ice iii evpected. Osman nmretteJ, we be will furl her trouble. i ii. Duke of Cambridge evpressed his pleasure lud it the behaviour di-played by the ;pram. and r of the with grvat enih, Li tilnt t at I that ...
... Council. and Earl Waldegruve has been appointed his On the motion of the chairman. seconded by the Duke of Westminster. his K.yel Ilighweem the Duke of Cambridge was unanimously re-eireted Preeident of the Association, and cordially thanked for the interest ...
... DELTKR CASTLE. THE DUKE OF BUTLLMW3 NEAT. on the towers overshadowing the •• lordly terrace. of Betrine, & thunderstorm not at all unlikely speedily follow. Belvoir ('a-tie has long been celebrated n. the mansion and domain of the Mannenice, the head ...
... by the duke over the French and Bavarians, near a Derwin village so named, in the :hid of August, 1704. The grand eergeentry by which the nianorlP held consists in the preeentation • at Windsor Castle on each anniversary of that event, by the Duke f Marlborough ...
... regulations are being forced upon them before the stipulated time, which of count entails • coosidenible extra expense. Tnn Duke of Cambridge is having constructed at Beata Green Cemetery • handsome mausoleum over the grave of his wife, the late Mrs. FitsGeorr ...
... found a number of plots that could let as small holdings. He took to the idea, and has discovered that it pays. Ti.. Duke of Cambridge. president of Christ's Hospital in London, and other governors of the institution hare been entertained at the Mansion ...
... detachment in big-gun contests at Shoeburyneve. Other donors of prises are the Prince of Wales. the Duke of Cambridge, the Secretary of State for War, the Duke of Westininoter, the. Earl if Limerick, Lord Armstrong, and the Corporation London. WmLs the patrons ...