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... relative to the expenses ineurred by commissions. At the .46:onion of the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Radnor colosented to postpone the second reading of ti.e. Onford anti Cambridge statutes bill till the 11th of A.pril. The punting of the Sunday church ...
... employment to to bee praying ben mmmoty to appoiot a to hominy impute system of aineemicol of Sc .4 colleges of Oxford and Cambridge. Colonel natitborv—aelent nommittee to Indoire the mot 'WOO Cel cliche yropert, did •o,itc. twat, libertiet or of at. nature ...
... of rend alums, mid show 320 of nniver-ity. The Camden, floe of univer,ity Ow of home*, awl 440 members of pr wonted the Cambridge addre“. her ready to the Camiwidge the queen espnewe.' air , 4y that dm .1 its faddy duteld be —lwthting, It was .appee ...
... imtant.—The Duke of Cambridge landed at the Towerstairs on Wednesday afternoon, from the mewpacket. In the afternoon his rtnal highness visited the Princes. sod the Duke of Summon at Keliaingtom p01e, in evening his royal highneas dined with Duke of Some ...
... Whigs Consols have oscillated for raoney 9IL and .1, and for the a they have been stationary at 9.2. Tot ('ot.nr.—The Duke of Cambridge been • at Wiudser durihg the week. Ile arrived there on Saturday last, and returned to town on Tuesday evening. On Saturday ...
... OltOttilillto ll o. The Duke of haa become the patio& of the Brighton littoral aesociation. It is said that the Duke of Cambridge is all Ids property to It is Mated that • native of Brunswick, named Van Fachen, tt..t discord, Infallible method of guiding ...
... DUCHESS OP GLOUCESTER is Pm royal blibweees drawn by Au Bay Honer. Mt! drowlams nt CTIIMOS Mid Mown. of 010 THE DUKE AND DUCHESS! CAMBRIDGE sad In two each Drawn by RIME MOMS, of Mud. of LW Garda. Till OF SUSSEX. In hi. royal drawn by Ilay Harm. of aeorlN ...
... right, la followiog order .—The [hike of Sows, the Dubose el heat, the Duke of Cambridge George of bridge, and the Dubois of Sutherland. On her majesty's wet the Duchess of Cambridge, the Princess Agitate a c e mbridge, and the Countess of Mulgraie. At ...
... tuaakwtanalingwithEsportero and the christinonwelereadoe. The Gazdte of the 2rul in4iutt aaaort• that the Puke of and the Duke oaf Cambridge, the agnaten of the King of 'Hanover, had protested against the &rogation of the institution of 7 , 11.1L1 - •• 0 •••1031 ...
... Onghtersed, whine • coolltt to* place lot end many were badly ena.ered or • natnrs ss to wain. MI • (0 the eleerstrees. The Cambridge whip Mow ea liaodlp p 011.4 re hi fa Nowt. he spoke bon which he to held aad ea Ca.. sad Um law erlecit be spoken, he ...
... ditto New South Wales, 16,192 os. New or TOE or MAN.—The Rev. Janie. Bowstead, B. D. late Fellow Tutor of C. C. College, Cambridge, and now Chaplain to the Bishop of Ely, sod rector of Rettendos, in the county of Essea, in to the new Bitthop of Sodor sod ...
... peelbet sekey et LIMO Rhoommtie sod with eared, so by W el ee. (pe peidh the emeei sale by Horsy mei Co., 63. by ofraatry dukes are supplied on the word teraw. ileid aloe by Seems sod Lew Poseadilly, Stiadring, Piuuedy, Mottorahood and and by ell abashes ...