... war. Lam k Us's Tax v-Eia —Lady Franklin with her tiiece, left San Francisco, (or Kauoj'awa, Japan, ” Ist Nos ember. The Duke Cambridge baa quite recovered from gout, and has Wen in drily atteudence at the Horse Guards since Wednesday. The .I, ..-v X'liy ...

... o«se of opening or proroguing Parliament, by duly appointed act on her behalf. These commissioners will consist of the Duke of Cambridge, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor. Lord Palmerston, and the Karl of Derby. They will, after having made ...

... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. Richardson, the celebrated flutist, is dead. On Thursday, last week, the Duke of Cambridge completed hie year. Her Majesty’s new yacht is to be built of wood, at Pembroke dockyard. The prir; meeting of the National Rifle Association ...

... of The tre of Chatham garrison were re loans the Redeemer sbe might find pardon and peace with on Saturday by the Dake of Cambridge « mn the God. Aboat eight o'clock Calcraft went to her to | hours’ notice, and he expressed bimsel SS. Sa) eee eee IN, LEITH ...

... hies, &c., little order cou served, and consequently the no feature of interest ; but the tacle st they snd one simply Duke of Cambridge, Earl Deroy, and Lor ston, Prince of Prince Oscar of gently- e scene the Lord Chancellor, the Archbish of Ca and the ...

... » derive After the address by Earl Granville, Ch ies “a her Maj mon a ty’s Commission for the Exhi others, HLRH. the Duke of Cambridge, and } jon returue adark Highness’ reply, the cent eastern dome, which was the terest. Here the scene was loody ly th ...

... suppor agow, for The Duke of Somerset defer Mm. ; ani motion. 2.30, 9.55, Government, and thought the countr; finish the new works, but should ur itton, for house, at no additional works without notic Coach 7.30 pm Duke of Cambridge approved of Gov suspending ...

... kissed her, + t lady | Galloway and rd Polwarth taking the same side. The bottom of the valley in the nei, : of Dake of Cambridge eroseed trom Ports + You are a od, kind creatare,” he marmured, | J could Bat shortly aftr a ioned her } The latter aoble ...

... gave si banquet X-W Looking the revenue of the quarter Fatutd-.y his Highness the V iceroy. The Duke a whole shows remarkable constancy under the Cambridge and Lord and dwin- cjicraiion depressing forces. Turning to the regntshed party were present i venue ...

... over the plate glass windows, between the hours of a.m. and P.M. The Duke and J luchews of Haoiilton gave a grand Wedneoday last week to their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Cambridge and the Grand Duchess of Meeklenburgh-Strelitz. A select party was invited ...

... resumin’ iny pen ta Their Royal Highnesses the rest o’ my travels, I fin’ mysel’, as ane bog | ton Street, Piecadilly. the Duke of Cambridge, the Duchess of Cam- uncoly tum'led up an’ doon in my aint cernin’ what tucklar incidents shoul | bridge, and Princess ...

... by the Duke of Cambridge at Wimb Saturday was very satisfactorily acco on the Between 11,000 and 12,000 Volunteers of soldier. Were on the ground, and the various m twenty any of were successfully executed. On Monday were distributed by the Duke of Cam ...