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... introduced. A long debate on the subject of army recruiting ensued, the Earl of DALHOUSIE, the Earl of LONGFORD, and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE taking part in the discussion. HOUSE OF COMMONS:—TiniRsDAY. Mr J. SUART MILL gave notice that when it was proposed to ...
... explained the course the Government had decided to take to recognise and reward their services.—Loan ELLENBOROUGH, the DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, and LORD KI3IBERLEY also spoke highly of the services of the constabulary, after which the motion was agreed to, and ...
... that , troops should be provided with employment for their leisure hours. After some remarks from LORD LONGFORD and the DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, the petition was ordered to lie on the table, and their Lordships adjourned. . ...
... attached to this part of the programme from the fact th a t a small naval squadron participated in the movements. The Duke of Cambridge, who was the inspecti ng officer, 'expressed his satisfaction with the evoluti ons performed, and highly complimented ...
... his horse some balls. Then be mounted and flashed on to Bramborough, Booking, and Wetherfield, fast across the downs to Cambridge ; quick by roads and across country, he slipped past Godmanchester and Huntingdon to Fenny Stratford, where be baited the ...
... HILLS, Chir.—The Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz was present with her sister at the Princess's accouchement. The Duke of Cambridge was at Kensington Palace at the time. On Monday afternoon from 400 to 500 of the nobility and gentry called personally ...
... that the FRITZ• a Roman Catholic as Lord Chancellor of Ireland. He Cowen (Newcastle); Sir G. Grey (Morpeth) ;MrT. E. Duke of Cambridge has decided on calling upon a Darlington, June let, 1867. regretted that the clause providing that the Lord Lieu- Headlam ...
... more effectual. It is announced by one of the Dublin papers, on what it believes to be excellent authority,' that the Duke of Cambridge, who is about to visit Ireland on a tour of inspection, will be accompanied by the Prince of Wales. Such a step would ...
... ion, and Sir John Pakington could not, as yet, say what course would be finally adopted.—After a few words from the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Lord STRATHNAIRN, and others, the subject dropped, and their Lordships adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY. After ...
... dress worked with silver, and her head-dress was a pink kokochnic. All the Ambassadors were present. In the evening the Grand Duke Constantine gave a grand dinner. Mr Mason Jones is in the field as a candidate for Coventry. Sir J. P. Wilde has been temporarily ...
... o'clock, and by eleven o'clock there must have been between 8,000 and 9,000 persons in the hall. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse, Prince Teck, and a brilliant company of peers, and peeresses were present. On the ...
... an assault. Complainant is farm servant of the that a human' body lay frightfully burnt in the three months.-The Duke of DEVONSHIRE, the DUKE , down. Next morning the old lady was asked how she as usual. defendant, and about 16 years of age. She stated ...