... immediate danger. The house in London, formerly occup.ed the late Duchess of Cambridge, and which since her death has been thoroughly renovated, is to be occupied by the Duke uXtsr his marriage. At meeting o? EUiara (Kent) Board of Guardians yesterday ...

... snceeeilod second Lari 1831. and to the Dukejlc first at jfoni passed Trinity Cambridge, where he took bis s ' , rangier ami and won hia LL I> 18.14. He as rnemoer for -.-tv ef Cambridge from 1829 to, u the‘Mouse ot Coiumons. He was member lor Malton aid North ...

... SPORTING. bathroom** Cambridge; »ud that when his war rouod Irißltjr Dr. Thompson when Brat •• went np, Dr. rhomjwon showat him, among other picture*. • p-iriroit himself as master Trinity jfr. Herkonier. ••Ah: the Prince is reported tc have said. “Oh ...

... BUUngtoa the calprii drop eight feel. LATE DI KE DEVONSHIRE Cauibi iduc. At Cambridge to day cot.pr.*guti«w was , fur the pa. pose of declaring the office of the vacant the ikni.h the Duke Dcioailiirc, to abililiaa ivraoaal chars:oier feeliir.' uliasiou wan ...

... that Miss Dover did art go to Faaferino's that night.— Chronicle literary notes. The Msend volume of the rellailir the MSS the Duke el Rntleod, pneerred et Bolvoir Ceetle, hee been edited Mr H C Mexwell tayte. end ee en eppeodl* to the Twelfth Report of the ...

... visit to l lsser. Balfour has now arranged amva Beifaat Hatnrd.iy. January 16th. THE NEW CHANCELLOR OF CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. Cambridge, Wednesday. Cambridge Town Hail this afternoon there waa inAnantial inoeuag of the members the senate with reference the ...

... jcu-.’is. the Du.:> of Sussex, twenty-eight: the rowrrh. Duke Cambridge u:** was iwcn»v-svv.n. A» for mo sons the yndeo. the was cre.vte-l »: t-.enrv-tw.). the Dukt aii.v -u-y. ur.-mi the lato Duke Ah any at twan y-i wi.u-.* !;»r gnufl- ou, the L I»re; ...

... till a few veal* ago. ixiastoa Marcus Clarke fur her sole novelist. Now there are several well known Kug!i*h reader*—Ada Cambridge. Mrs Campbell Praed. the anonymous author •• Cnele Pijer of Piper's Hill,” and Mr Rolf being i«erbapa tin* lies* known. Mr ...

... of the moat particulariy feeoe helooga to men who haa made bia maik is the uhnolt OMeM. or who ran npfor senior wrangler Cambridge, while hit , neighbour, aanlloinaa With iaoa like 4sh, io pointed out rkteg poet. 80 ' begin towondrrwhat latho matter snlb ...

... proposes simply to tiie meeting and express briefly deep regret the Duke's death. The meeting will then bo adjourned tine die. Oar Sheffield correspondent ■ays:—The news the death the Duke of Clarenoe has been received Sheffield with the dewiest regret. ...

... done the other the harbour. Duke of Connaught J w* td'vi in a namber b»fc'.al •0 military ciheer*, who Ibcir concolence the dealt) of bis o«borne llouac the flag bangs halfir.a*t. and here, all Boyal paiarca, the art The Duke onuaagbl remain Oabom* Untight ...

... The mountings are brass, and plate, which is also of Wem.are the late Duke’s coronet aad coat of anas, the following inscription His Rujal AIaBRBT TICTOU CHItISTIAJf F.DWAIiD Duke el Ctermacu and Avondalr, O, K Major, Bum Ml January, 1864 .1 EnWßi.ro ...