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... or the Duke of Cambridge is 9 an occupant of the carriage asked. The man saluted. No, sir, I don't know myself, he replied. but I will ask my mate. He knows all the Accordin ) ~ to him. public-houses about here. 'His Royal highness the Duke of Orleans ...
... Grant, G.C.8., G.C.M.G. He was born in Scotland in 1804, and obtained his commission in the army in 1820—the year the Duke of Cambridge was born. The earlier years of his service life he spent in India, and during the stormy times of the Mutiny he was ...
... divine right of kings, and he consequently held every member of our Royal Family in the highest reverence. When the Duke of Cambridge was about to be a guest at the Embassy at Constantinople at the time of the Crimean War, Lord Stratford, turned out in ...
... A Some years ago a great review was held at Aldershot, and was attended by the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, and other noted personages, amongst whom were some German princes who happened to be late in arriving, and losing thew way in the dense ...
... George 111. of England. George M.'s son Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge, had a daughter Mary who married the Duke of Teck, and became the mother of the Princess May, who married the Duke of York; and the Duke of York's father, the Prince of ...
... a balsam for the hair, and one of them said to the other: Balsam be blowed ! Do you suppose Prince Halbert and the Duke of Cambridge would be both bald as bell 'andels if money could save 'em? ...
... George 111. of England. George lll.'s son Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge, had a daught D MA* who married the uke of Teck, and become the mother of the Princess May, who married the Duke of York; and the Duke of York's father, the Prince of Wales, is the /treat ...
... tire for leading Europeans. The Prince of \V ales, the Duke ot Edinburgh-Saxe-Coburg-Goths, and Kaiser Wilhelm are prominent among the notables whose arms ate encircled 'rid' braceleis. A CAMBRIDGE woman, who has built up laisiness in typewiitinc., has ...
... which has come down to through . several generations, it having been p resented '! to one of my ancestors by the then Duke of Cambridge. The ring, he proceeded, came into my possession, as the lineal male heir, on my twenty-first birthday ; and though ...
... policeman. It's only me! choked Tuttlebury. Oh, it's only thee, is it? I thowt happen it war t'Emp'rer o' Garmany or t' Duke o' Cambridge! Well, as it's thee, we'll have a look at thee t. and he turned his bull's-eye on him. Oh, Lord I he exclaimed, ...
... ily„ which has down LO me through several generations, it having been presented to one of sty aneestors by the (lieu Duke of Cambridge. - The ring, he proceeded, came into possession, as the lineal male heir, on my tweetty-first birthday ; and though ...
... from George 111. of England. George son Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge, Mid a daughter Mary who married the Duke of Teek, and lJecanie the mother of the Princess May, who married the Duke of York; and the Duke of York's father, the Prinee of ...