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... not less than five or six thousand spectators on the ground. Within the Royal enclosure were the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Kdward of Saxe-Weimar, the Duke and Duchess of Manchester, the Duchess of Montrose, Lord de Grey, Mr. H. Chaplin, M. Adriano de Murrieta ...
... Prince Christian, the Ranger of Windsor Great Park, shot over the Royal preserves with the Duke of Cam- bridge and a select party. His Roya! Highness the Duke of Cambridge and party arrived at Windsor from town by the Great Western Railway at eleven and proceeded ...
... two seasons. At the early age of twelve he was sent to Wellington College, Berks, which was instituted in memory of the great Duke, and here his athletic career may be said to have commenced. In 1867 he won the high jump for boys under 15, clearing 4ft. ...
... 12 each were perfect, The 8rd Regiment also did splendidly as well as the 2nd, After they had passed the post, the Duke of Cambridge is said to have sent a special messenger to one of the colonels of the Manchester regiments complimenting the Brigade ...
... and with soldier-like bearing—they | from the crowd of spectators hearty applause, while the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge expressed their official admiration in no stinted terms. The brigade was commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel , Penton, of ...
... Derbyshire Eleven. DUKE OF EDINBURGH v. NORWOOD. The return match was played last Saturday, on the ground of the latter in Newsham Park, Liverpool, which, after a very close contest, resulted in another victory for the Duke ot Edinburgh. DUKE oF EDINBURGH, ...
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... Division: Rochester v. Wanderers, Old Etonians v. Barnes, West-End v. Boi, Coens Acton, Hotspar v. Argonaut. Division: Cambridge Universi! ity v. eo Friars v. Hanover Athletic, Finch v. Kildare, Upton Pat v. Remnants, Third : O . Hendon, Minerva v. ...
... preside, when we shall doubtless be favoured with the opinion of that versatile nobleman on themanly according to the great Duke of contributes so much to England’s success on the battlefield. .The Marquis of has written to say that he shall be delighted ...
... the Southern one was different from the advertised list, as White, of St Thomas’s Hospital, took the place of Finch, of Cambridge University. Perhaps this was not beneficial change, the Cantab had shown most brilliant form in the Inter-’Yarsity match ...
... touchdowns, against 2 goals, SosT and 13 touchdowns. The match lost was Cambridge University, and the draw was v. n i The coals scored Uses*. on* atßolton (from free kick), and the Cambridge and one Broughton on the February. K. Walker, the well-known captain ...
... against Cambridge. In the first place Tudor and Heath, our two best backs, played abominably. Again, one of the tries given in favour of Cambridge was acknowledged on all sides to have been very doubtful one. Moreover, Oxford penned Cambridge great part ...