... Coventry, was the pupil of Andrews, the favourite of Archbishop Williams, contemporary of George Herbert, at Westminster and Cambridge. His sermons, published by his chaplain, are in themselves most remarkable ; a source of curious illustrations of the period ...

... Sheriffs' Court (Scotland), Expiring Laws Continuance, Cruelty to Animals, &a. The Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, the Marquis of Hertford, the Earl of Hardwick, and the Earl of Bradford. The Lord Chancellor then read ...

... to all Constitutional measures. Dr. Diplock held an inquest on Saturday at the Duke of York Tavern, Twickenham, on the body of Charles Crawford, aged eighteen, of Cambridge Park, Twickenham. On Thursday morning last the deceased, who was learning to swim ...

... to sign them, and to support Mr. Ban in his efforts to secure a complete change in the direction. THE DREADFUL MURDER AT CAMBRIDGE. A correspondent writes: The coroner's inquest • n the body of Emma Rolfe, who was murdered t C•imhridga a few days ago, ...

... Ordnance Store and Commissariat Service learns that the scheme for its military reorganisation has been approved by the Duke of Cambridge, and has been sent to the Treasury. The highest rank will be that of commissarygeneral, and there will be several instead ...

... PRINCE'S POLISHING POWDER for SIVE. BRASS. STEEL and GLASS as used by the Servants of The Queen. Empress of the French. Duke of Cambridge. A ichbi,hop of Canterbury. Vic., &o. Of Chemins, Grocers, Oilmen, &c. Sample sent on receipt of 16 stamps. a Cn.. 14 ...

... may be sent out in case of war, with Sir Garnet Wolseley as Chief of the Staff. In connection with the visit of the Duke of Cambridge to the Camp at Aldershot on Friday, a divisional order had been issued directing that nominal rolls of all the men to ...

... Willis's Rooms, under the presidency of his Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, who was supported by the Duke of Cambridge. The Duke of Cambridge returned thanks on behalf of the Army and Navy. In the course of his speech, he said: I am statisfied that ...

... the borough of Greenwich in 181;8, and a the general election in 1874 he was again returned. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON ARMY PHYSIQUE. The Duke of Cambridge presided on Saturday evening at the anniversary banquet of the Orphan (Woking) Schools, held at Willis's ...

... PRINCE'. POLISHING — POWDEII, for SILVER. BRASS. STEEL and GLASS used by the Servants of The Queen. Empress of the French. Duke of Cambridge. Archbishop of Canterbury. etc.. &e. of Chemists, Groom, Oilmen. &c. Sample sent on receipt of 15 stamps. Panics & Co ...

... more than one per oent. The Duke of Cambridge suggested a mild system of tattooing as a substitute for branding deserters. The Se-lest Committee on tho Contagious Diseases (Animals) Bill having beets appointed, the Duke of Rielmond stated that the ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON THE AND NAVY. At Willis's Roems, London, on Wednesday last, speaking on the Army avd Navy, the Dake of Cam. bridge said : It is at all times pleasing have my name associated with the British Army and the Auxiliary Forces, and ...