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... this morning. - Mr Gladanm e to inquiries at an turly hour this morning, and RIM aln.-ady sent art, the Duke Duchesa of Cambridge, Etch and the Duke and Duclmss ..1 IN IN THE BRADIAUGH CASE. Judgment given loy the Court of in the Bratllaugh this. morning ...
... impossible as a battle. Both were hopelessly confused. The nearest approach to a rational moo talent was the advance of the Duke of Comaught to turn the flank of the jos adiug force. It was ounsidered successful. However, the main muse for this decision ...
... with the perfect luirnowy. It is true that tlw Duke of .%rgyle has ovolell then his I:rave's rctirenwnt has bre. the peculiar position ho is hawed to tale as a landlord. If the Irish Land Bill were not the Duke wouhl still he Nerving as a colleague of Mr ...
... correspondence is now being conducted between the cad'standing officers of the militia regiments in question and the Duke of Cambridge, which will probably result in the London and King's Own hemming Fifth Battalions of the 00th Rifle Brigade. Since the ...
... obtained. thereby saving some fifty men and ri m 2 them to renew combat. He received the a of His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge for their action on the spot, Colonel Percy was with, and put tic comdKrl, a Russian soldier. ...
... laud in Ireton.' (County Wicklow), Mr Brand, non of tlet Speaker, Mr W. Fowler, Mr Cartwright. no-mix-re reapeetively for Cambridge. shire and Oxfonlethire. These gentlemen will endeavour to amend the bill upon the lines which are approved of lo the leading ...
... oontention that there was greater waste under the short senice system than formerly WIIA hosed on unsubstantial ground. The Duke of Cambridge considered that there had 110 increase in the ainamt of wash:, the high percentage of desertions inseparable from our ...
... presentation of prizes by the Princess of Wale*, who I was accompanied by the Prince of Wales, their three daughters, the Duke of Cambridge. &c. Early In the day a match took place between a team of the I Canadians and six of the beet small-bore shots of the ...
... efficiency of the form, for it would be impertinent anal egotistical to do so after the speech of hi' Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. but be ninet say that every volunteer in the country felt pride and satisfaction, at least, in the fact that amongst ...
... he during his stay in Edinburgh. In the course if the fovenoen the Duke of Connaught allied for His Royal Highness, anti thereafter the two Royal Dukes to Holyrood, the Duke of Cambridge paid his respects to Her Majesty. ...
... rsailesveras of the Division in a very plum amill time different niental uniform had a amt. A few apiantes before twelve the Duke of Cambridge, aseompanied by his suite, roile on to the gerninil, and was rt.-ine:l with loud cheers from the people who bail gathered ...
... the toast of the evening, he spoke of the plinsur able anticipation with which he had looked forward to • sight of the Duke of Cambridge, whom he had never seen before. His description of the joy he felt is the paint of the joke. His Royal Highness, said ...