... KING AND ThE LATE DUKE. KNIGHTHOODS FOR THE SONS. The two on of the late Duke of Cambridge have been made knights. The Court Circular records that on Wednmday his Majesty received Rear-Admiral A. Fits George, Colonel A. Fits George, and Major-Oeneral ...

... A STRENUOUS • OLD AGE. Since his retirement the Duke of Cambridge, down to the time of hia death, notwithstanding his great age, had been One of the most energetic menthe', of the Royal Family, and was a., indefatigable se the youngest of them in the ...

... at Royal Unit.d Service Institution, referred ta the death of the Duke of Cambridge. His lordship alai. 1 think you will allow me to exprees our leep - regret at the death of the Duke of Camtridge. His Royal Highness wee for more then 33 years President ...

... Company's telegram from Paris t:.e publish I.y.upathetio obitua,y uct i-es of the Duke of Cambridge. The Daly News, in • leading article on the de,tli of the Duke of Cambridge, says,— We m:glit search long for the exact adjective which to demon)* the impression ...

... death-grips. - - W e have lost the old Duke. Such the common remark of men in the street, awl it showed the familiar and almost affectionate relational which existed between the venerable I Duke of Cambridge and the people. As dr Commander-in-Chia he ...

... and were • yard in front at Duke's Head. They ro,tintied gain advantage, and at darrods were clear. Cambridge began to draw up. and *era almost level at Iffarameramith. • grand Bien teak place to Chiswick, after which Cambridge lasted 1e.0., a nd won *dell ...

... is the probable succersor to the lit,- Duke of Cambridge aa Chit f Ranger of Hyde Park and Richmond P.irk, is best known as the husband of the best beloved of British Princesses, Princess Helena. Like the late Duke of Camtridge be as soldier, and stands ...

... THIN LATE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S CHARGER. A tow•bigi Lau feet which has 001241 to lied aims the tumoral of the late Duke of Cambridge is the to it. master of the spieedid black ekarger which followed the bier, and had beam ridden by hi. for maay at parades ...

... Brown, of the Prince and - Prinoses of Wale. being John Henry Few, hatcher, of 29, Fleet Street, in mourning for the Duke of Cambridge. Swindon. said that 19, Bridge Street, was his property. The premiere were let to Johnson at £4O per annum. There no ...

... rules. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S WILL The Dukeof Csmbridge died & wealthy man. The gross valueof his Royal Highness's estate i5£230,000. The grater portion of this sum is due to the fact that during the past two decades in his long life the Duke lived very ...

... crept in. He died. from asphyxia when sufferin„; • !-.,clijaw, following on the poisoned round. Deceased was in the Duke of Cambridge's Own Middlesex ?cement. The jury ',turned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence. ...

... SALE OF A GAINSBOROUGH. THE LATE DUKE - OF CAMBRIDGE'S PICTURES. At Christie., on Saturday, in the presence of all the best dealers and connoisseurs, the pictures of the late Duke of Cambridge were offered for sale, the amount realised daring the afternoon ...