... injury or inconvenience from her recent accident, and is able to walk and drive about as usual. The sentence of the Duke of Cambridge on the practical jokers of the 18lh Hussars is, that their leave is stopped and their promotion affected—as light &Jiat ...

... become a demoralized but brave mob. He speaks somewhat sparagingly of Generals Sir George Brown, Codrington, and the Duke of Cambridge as commanders. Prince Napoleon he defends from the obliquy cast upon him. Marshal St. Amaud’s ambition, conceit, and ...

... His Royal Gazette. There will be two Dukes created on the marriage the Prince Wales—the Marquis of Lansdowne and the Marquis of Westminster; the former will take the title of Duke Derry, and the latter either Duke of Grosvenor or West. Lord Portman is ...

... would His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, accompanied have produced more harm than good. With regard to the the Duke of Cambridge, entered the House as the busi- cession of the lonian Islands he thought the course the ness was about to commence, and ...

... Archbishop of Canterbury will perform the cerenony. Prince Christian of Denmark and the Duke of Cambridge will give away the bride. The Prince of Wales’ uncle, the Duke of Saxc-Coburg and Gotha, and his brother-in-law. the Crown Prince of Prussia, act as ...

... human beings crammed into every available space from the kerbstone to the roofs of the houses. Precisely at two the Duke of Cambridge led the way to the carriages, and the procession was formed. When the Prince and Princess came forward they presented ...

... tells us that she was supported on the right by her Royal fnthor, Prince Christian of Denmark, and on her left by the Duke of Cambridge, and the same dry but most authentic document leads ns to believe that both were in full uniform, and wore the collars ...

... son of Peter Augustus Frederick, Duke of Holstein-Sonderburg-Beck, bora 1696, died 1775; fifth son of Ludwig Frederick, Duke of Holstein-Sonderburg-Beck, born 1654, died 1728; second son of Augustus Philip, first Duke and founder of the line of Holst ...

... directed towards the quaint old pew in the wall. In another instant the Queen herself appears, accompanied his Royal Highness the Duke of Saxe-Cobnrg and Gotha, the brother of the late Prince, and, as we all know, so like him as to make the resemblance almost ...

... hearts of all. The bride is scaled in face of the altar, her bridesmaids bearing her company, and the father and the Duke of Cambridge, her supporters, standing a little way behind; and then rises up the Chorale, the composition of the Prince Consort: ...

... Prince Frederick of Denmark, Prince Frederick of Hesse Cassel, and his Serene Highness the Duke of Holstein-Glucksburg, accompanied by H.B.H. the Duke of Cambridge, and attended by Gen. Doxbolme, Lient-Colonel Platt, Baron Oertzen, Captain Castenschjold ...

... Homo Office, and until the results of these inquiries were known he could not State what the Government wonld do. The Duke of Cambridge said that he had inefirectualiy pressed upon the city authorities to accept the assistance of the cavalry regiments, ...