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... itself is simple and possibly effective. But, alas, and slack! What about money? Money is not mentioned, though the Duke of Cambridge, when filled with new wine, raises his voice like the soothsayers of old and postprandially assures everyone that the ...
... lud.and-Coopes, Kinahan double L's., and first class Glenlivats ; but no doubt they stand at a very respectable figure. CAMBRIDGE University has paid a handsome compliment to two officers of the Madras Government. A prize called the Maitland is offered ...
... pamphlet is said to be very valuable. THE Duke of Cambridgb's remarks on conscription at the Fishmongers' Dinner seemed nearly the reverse of what they should have been when we had an acconnt of them by telegraph. The Duke says, conscription win never be made ...
... funds required for their local works; from Sir ARTHUR COTTON some new ideas regarding canals and railways. With the DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE he discussed the desirability of devising, if possible, some means of retirement for the large number of inefficient ...
... and the poor public are hailing the Prince with the greatest joy and pleasure. r 4 Ma. J. VAN SOMEREN POPS, M. A., of Cambridge, who lately resigned the Mysore Educational Departmental service and went to Baroda, has been made Director of Public Instruction ...
... Po., 1876. TIM Duke of Cambridge has just awarded about 1,300 silver medals for long service and good conduct, with gratuities to the non-commissioned officers and men of the Royal Artillery. 11.. M.. Deputy Commissioner of the Berar District has ...
... United Stabs Cornrow. 1871—Treaty of Peace between Germany and Frame. FEBRUARY 27TH. 1847 Prima Albert elected Chancellor of Cambridge. 1848—Inauguration of the French Republic. 1850—The 06th B. N. Infantry disbanded for mutiny. 1852--Lord Derby first time ...
... extended field the new forms of attack, the principles of which wore ordered by His Royal Highness Field Marshal the Duke of Cambridge. The army has adopted the change of tactics, with intelligence and alacrity, and will be found very handy for attack ...
... introduced, and the Bill was paseed without a division. Cambridge is the favourite in the betting on the Oxford and Cambridge boat race which takes place to-day ; the latest odds being 10 to 3on Cambridge. The trial of Captain Kuhn of the steamer Franconia ...
... ' from London. 3,60,206 7, Screw Steamer Mecca.' from Ranaoon. 21,442 „ Steamer from Calcutta. 154,28,327 9, Screw Steamer' Duke of lemsishire,' from Calcutta. 145,47,808 „ Screw Steamer 0 0 a,' from Bombay. „ Screw Steamer 'Himalaya,' from London. 811 ...
... and the youngest General officer holding the Colonelcy of a regiment with the exception of the Prince of WALss and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. His five years' residence in Bombay were uneventful, so far as his military services were concerned ; but he compensated ...
... local contemporaries to-day extract • paragraph from the Bombay Gasetts, stating that the Military Secretary to the Duke of Cambridge, General Sir T. Piers, is expected shortly to retire. His health has been for some time failing. The Standard spells ...