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... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT CHATHAM. - I -a -1 A. v- v F 1 I;~ c -vc.^ The Duke of Camnbyi 1g,~ arcornpanied by the members of his personal and the headquarter staf, visited Chathlai to-day for the purpose of making an oi`pection of the troops at that garrison ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON THE ARMY. THE speech made by the Duke of Cambridge at the dinner given by the Metropolitan Board of Works last Saturday night ought to silence those journalists who in their determined optimism with regard to army affairs are ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON THE ARMY. THE speech made by the Duke of Cambridge at the dinner given by the Metropolitan Board of Works last Saturday night ought to silence those journalists who in their determined optimism with regard to army affairs are ...
... 71IE DUkE OF CAMBRIDGE ON THE ARMY. LAST night's debate in the House of Lords on the condition of the army was an eminently satisfactory one; indcecd, it virtually closes the controversy which has so long prevailed on the subject. 'The admirably frank ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON TIHE ARMNY. WE quite agree with the Times that the speech of the D)uke of Cambridge, on which we commented yesterday, is peculiarly welcome in the present aggravation of the prolonged controversy respecting the army. But it ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT WOOLWICH. - - .. ?? .. - r i__ AJnrP A review of the troops at Woolwich by the Duke of Cambridge ?? piace yesterday, a large and efficient force being mustered for the occasion by General the Hon. E. T. Gage, commandant of the ...
... THE l)UKE OF CAMBRIDGE ON TYNESIDE. Yesterday the Duke ef Cambridge visited the Elswick Ordnance Works, Neikcastle-upon-Tyne, in company with Sir William Armstrong, and was shown tile rinanufacturing process of gunnery, in which he took great interest ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE CHANNEL TUNNEL. The Joint Committee of the Houses of Lords and Commons appointed to inquire into the desirability of giving parliam entary sanction to the construc- tion of a sulsmarine tunnel between England and France met ...
... SISPECTED DESIGN TO SHOOT THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. -1l _ . T _ 1 ?? ?? T I.A . OF Oul D)over correspondent telegraphs :-Last night, when the Duke of arge arrived at Dover, a suspicious-lookina fellow was seen lurking sar hi, Royal Highness. The attention ...
... jfalf f*altte *Mtt, 18, CHARING CROSS ROAD, w.Q Tlhc DLIkC of Cambridge is uext wveek to be the guest of the Prince and Princess of Wales at Sandringham. - - -- - . A ?? - . - -, - I ? . The Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, who is now at Balmoral, vill remain ...
... j( e cun'i duke tarita ed L-A Ci'(athi-ritt Gey(-, si~te~r t Ldyjatie Grcey, antd was impr-isoned tot' many ?? Theiiddk at itt( imptedl to tlia)tty Lttdy Arabella Stuart, anid for 1aM i Woxas c(ttipelied t'i Id Ielvc thle ?? Thte sixth duke was ?? Lt inrte ...