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... colonists, and these repudiated all Puselite practiced. The explanation of this is simple too. The experience of Oxford and Cambridge show that there are few professions in which there is more vagabondage than the clerical one. Men abound whose relatives ...
... Illfiudisr, ahmamidds.ll6samaras.-4. Ilelbourne.-7. Gambia, Liverpool and Idelbstass.—L Marmon, ; Rate. Vanilla. NEWCASTLE.—Oct. 2L Duke of Cornwall, and Triton, Sydney.-25. Envelope, and Mary Nicholson, Sydney.-96. Royal George, Sydney. ' M ELROD RNE.—Berbanipire ...
... the reformation of criminals, and that reformation has cost more for each prisoner, than does an education at Oxford or Cambridge; whilst not a year has passed by without an assurance in Parliament of the wonders these reformatory prisons were working; ...
... QUEEN, HIS ROYAL HIGFINESS PRINCE ALBERT, K.G. ' HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF KENT, and LIEUT.-GENARAL H. R. H. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, K.G. HER lIAJESTI THE QUEEN HIS ROYAL IHOHNESS PRINCE ALRERT £l6o HER ROYAL lII3H4ESS THE DUCIIESS OF KENT 25 AMOUNT ...
... 1854. UN DKR TII r JOINT P4TRONACIS OF , • r .and kJESTY THE QUEEN, RANCE ALBERT, CO.. I'HE DUCHESS OF KENT, end THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, KG. :EN AINCE ALIIERT I E DUCHESS OF KENT .C 105,054 Is. 7J. tuailies, or the depemlent relatives, or the motherless ...
... QUEEN, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT, K.G., HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF KENT, and LIEUT..GENERAL H. R. H. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, K.G. REOUNT ALREADY ADVERTISED Patriotic Tend does sot relieve the and Families, or the dependent relatives, or the ...
... consisting of between 40 and 50 head c t i t i t Cows, and Heifers. Amongst theat are the two e Balls 4th Duke of Oxford (11,387), sad 2nd Duke of Cambridge (12,76 3 ), both sons of the renowned Dyke, sad purely bred from the unrivalled Kirldevingtan Herd ...
... Sidney Herbert states that the appeal made to the public at a meeting in London, over which his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge presided, has been nobly responded to; and that local coin. ...
... (brother to the late Duke of Grafton) by his Lordship's first marriage with Frances, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Edward M. Mundy. Ho was born May 10, 1796, and married March 11, 1820, Lady Mary Lennox, eldest daughter of Charles, fourth Duke of Richmond, ...
... Mrs. G. F. of a daughter. Os the Bth May, at Hawtborse, Mrs. Stab* of a eon. On the Bth May, at Cariebrook, Mrs. G. Haney Cambridge, of a On the 7th May, at ?routh Yarra, the wife at 61ila W. 11. Cleland, eta ma. Os the 7th May, at St. Kilda, Mrs. T. J ...
... with many other colonists, to seek official communication with the minister of the day, and whether it was at the hands of the Duke of Newcastle or Sir John Pakington, he and those with whom he acted were invariably received with courtesy, a patient hearing ...
... pure.bred short-horn hulls, bred by the lion. 0. W.Fitswilliam, iiz. : Druid, white hull, two years oh), 1571. 105.; Duke of Cambridge, roan bull, two years old, 1521. 55.; Lieneral Hai.lock. roan bull, 20 months old, 1301. 10e. From Messrs. (lowland and ...