... election of his opponent, Mr. Duke, ; K.G., a majority of one r»te. At the Election in December Alr. Harold St. M&ur was declared have been returned by a majority | four overt Mr. 11. E. Duke, K.C. (U), the old member. Mr. Duke lodged a petition, the bear• ...

... 6 l-s*ec. MILES CYCLE RACE FOR SURREY CUP. —F. Boor, Cambridg* T. C.C.C., 1; F. Jackson, Birchfield H-. 2. W. T. Dunn. Polytechnic C.C.. H. J. Alter*. Polytechnic C.ft, 4; R. L. Player. Cambridge T. 4 C.C.C., 5. Also started: H. T. Johnson, Putney A ...

... printed at Westminster in 1481. Only two perfect copies of the Chess Book are known, one at Trinity College, Cambridge, the other belonging to the Duke Devonshire. Blades, the compiler of Caxton's known works, has recounted the existence nine copies of the ...

... three persons in succession— St. Francis of Assisi, Queen Victoria, and the Duke of Cambridge. St. Francis of Assisi said he was very pleased to see me, but the Duke of Cambridge had completely altered in character since he had passed across the border ...

... GYRATING ROUND THE EMPIRE Presiding at the annual Court of the Royal Cambridge Asylum, established in 1851 in memory Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge, for the benefit the widows of soldiers who were married without leave, Lieut.-General W. E. Franklyn ...

... Derbyshire; and Brighton, Sussex play Cambridge Uni vcrsitv kQNGSTOP. E ...

... LORD WESTBURY (Mr H. Owner 3 18 ICY CUP (Mr R. Mills) F. Hartigan 0 000 THE LAIRD iMr. Rnhmaon) Cannon, jua. 3 7 OA-DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE HANDICAP oi £l.OOO, second 4.100. third £2O. B M 'one mile). DORANDO (Hie Majesty). R. Marsh 9 0 100 ALL COLD (Mr. 8 ...

... Colonel J. McKie, and Mr. B. C. Thnmpaon) at Carlisle yesterday. and. thrv decided that they must bs considered entries. The Duke Cambridge Handicap, Nowmark.t, has every appearance nf providing an cicelUnt race. was said yesterday, that Dorando had been reserved ...

... had aa aaay task, and load and cheering greeted the victory. La Lac took plana 1 tornado, who >a reserva for ths Daks of Cambridge Handicap. Ha was ridden Foy, who has now steered two winners for King George, previous occasion being on Thrace the Craven ...

... been oat of lack for some time, though hit trainer, Tom Cannon, jun., has been successful. Most interest centred in the Duke of Cambridge Handicap of 1,000 mya, and it was singular the only absentee of those coloured on the card was tha victor of twelve months ...

... 100 to 8 Vigilance and Yeata, 100 to nny other. Won threo-pnrts of length, neck divided the second end third. 3.30-The DUKE OP CAMBRIDGE HANDICAP 1.400 SOTS ; second to recuse SOTS, and third 20 sovs. BM. tons mile). DORANDO. by Cyllene-Nadsjda. 4-9 H. Jonse ...

... DEPORTATION ORDER SEQUEL Declaring that he had been plate butler the late Duke Westminster for years, and had been in the service of the Duke Buccleuch, the Earl Brownlow and the late Earl Spencer, when the latter was Lord Lieutenant Ireland. Joseph Straw ...