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... those inordfnate demands, when, a month ago, the substitute anonymously communicated the fact his Koyal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the Commander-in-Chief, who communicated with the officer, desiriag to know the truth of these statements. The cornet ...
... Wales's Royal Canadian) Regiment of Foot, at Shorncliffe Camp. The Prince was accompanied by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and attended by Colonel Bruce, Captain Grey, and distinguished staff. After the regiment had been duly paraded, and ...
... parade-ground, for the purpose of witnessing the present tation of two silver medals, which had been awarded by order of the Duke of Cambridge, to colour-serjeao. Josiah Hampton, and Serjeant Matthew Richardson, both of the 84th depot, for long and meritorious ...
... assaulting Edward Appleton, on the 23rd ult. appeared from the evidence adduced, that complainant snd defendsnt were st the Duke of Cambridge, on Saturday evening last, when quarrel arose between them. It appeared that defendsnt drank some of the complainant's ...
... journey she accomplished the task. Some time since a Mr. brought action against Colonel Macdonald, aide-de-camp to the Duke of Cambridge, for crim. eon. with Mr*. Armitage, and obtained a verdict. C. Cress well has just granted a divorce, without costs, ...
... Tub Duke of Cambridgb Chatham.—His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, arrived Chatham Garrison on Tuesday morning, for the purpose of reviewing the troops belonging to the varisus branches of the service now quartered at that station. The Duke of Cambridge ...
... formed, and ha* elected a Pope and cardinals oi its own. The Journals say that the persons composing it are mad. The Duke of Cambridge has authorised Lord Clvde to abolish leather stocks in the Indian army, and to adopt whatever dress for the soldiers ...
... grand banquet the season at the Mansion House, which was attended Lord Derby, several members of the Cabinet, H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, and a large and brilliant assemblage of noblemen, ladies, and gentlemen. In his speech the Premier, was to have been ...
... inordinate demands, when, about a month ago, the substitute anonymously communicated the fact to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the Commander-in-Chief, who communicated with the officer t0 ' cnow truth of these statements. The cornet w:iB obliged ...
... him, day is now fixed for trial of their cause, and his presence is absolutely necessary. —Advertisement in London Times. Cambridge is taking steps to form a Rifle Club. The Vice-Chancellor of the University, the Rev. Dr. Bateson, and the Masters of the ...
... biscuit, and cigar were offered to each man. A Doubtful Stoby.—A letter in the Independance of Brussels says that the Duke of Cambridge. Commander-in-Chief of the English army, has applied to the Sardinian Government for permission to send superior British ...
... discovered they had been stolen from the Union. Com • mitted for trial. Review of the Troop«. —His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, commanding in chief, attended by his aide-de-camp, and Cols Henry and Booth, Royal Horse artillery, visited the garrison ...