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... from the effects of bronehitis, with which he was seized on ’ Monday last. The deceased was a fellow of Trinity | College, Cambridge ; senior wrangler and first Smith’s | prize man in 1510; led the Oxford eireunit for many i I years; was M.P. for Carlow ...
... press after Lord Canning had decided upon restricting to some extent the liberty which Indian journalism enjoyed. The Duke of Cambridge thought that it would ill become him as commander-in-chief to let such a vote of thanks pass in sileifee, without adding ...
... , in 1806, and sat for Newport, Isle of Wight, from 1807 to March, | 1811; when he was returned for the University of | Cambridge, which he represented till 1831, when | he lost his seat on his supporting Lerd John Russell’s Reform Bill, in 1831. He was ...
... nd Pan—King, Celestial, Duke of Cambridge.—W. Chadwick. Maiden Prize—Charles 10th.—S. Fish. 2 e ¥ FRATHERED BIZARRES, s 3 } Qertes wn_;;.'TT { S Jumes Lee. Thomas Mellor. oo James Lee. James Miller. John llu({:. Thomas Miller. Thomas Mellor. 1 ...
... procession |of corks, washed from the college and other ccllers were to muster in the square facing the Commecreial | in Cambridge, and these were gathered by boys by Inn, at half-past two, and move in the following = bushels. order :— | Brackwery.—On ...
... success both in that country and Poland. It is called Cammagia (the Orator). Caxnminor o 8 Mr. Briowr.—The members of the Cambridge Philo Union have had several debates on the question—** Is it probable that Mr. Bright will ever attain to the rank of astatesman ...
... master.” Axecpores or THE QuEex.—This -unh, at breakfast, the Duke (of Wellington) said to me, ** Did you hear what hpro‘ at the wedding ' meaning that of the Princess Augusta of Cambridge. Replyin in the negative, he continued, “ When we proondns with ...
... . Axzricaxy News or Exovise Rovarry.—Anoffee * of marriage has recently been made by the Duke of Rutland to the Princess Mary, sister of the Duke of ' Cambridge, which the latter is rather anxious to accept. Her m;n;. t}::e:luu,h mn‘dnt, as by the previsions ...
... some wag put out a large placard, announcing that the Rifles were expected in front of St. George's Hall, to meet the Duke of Cambridge, en route to Dublin. (It might have sprung from an Irishman.) The Rifles got intimation that it was a hoax, but many ...
... lose the best men, leaving the dregs behind to breed an inferior race. The Duke of Bedford has been formally installed into the office of High Steward of the borough of Cambridge, in succession to the late Lord uu‘:fiq. A correspondent in Golspie informs ...
... the Desbyshire Courier, that it is highly probable that the Newstead estate, including the Abbey, will be purchased by the Duke of Portland. The Prince Imperial of France (who is a eorporal) having fallen dowa while running about the garden of the Tuileries ...
... are 20 Whitworth rifles, a gohr and silver medal, £250 offered by the Queen, £lOO by the Prince Consort, £5O by the Duke of Cambridge, and £2OO in money prizes by the Association. In lgdi!ion to these, the radiu of Nor&a?tomhin have contributed a sum ...