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... W:Lolens of the hoodoo Fishmong•ms . Comp-my itt , rtaiued a tlisting..ishtd party, including the Prince .1 Vitae., tli.• Duke of Cambridge, the lllelllLol , at the ltl,ion t. rid a 11.101 1 .rer of otter notables, to a hampiet in Saturday rvening. In responding ...
... notice merely because Lord Hood is the young nobleman who was lately said to have been WE. anced to the Princess Mary of Cambridge. The Holy Father has aent to M. Mere, as an acknowledgement of the eervices he has renderer.' the Catholic (sure by the ...
... istaken his direction', sod the sad Ices of Hie allowed. They brimmed to Tyklesley, and one of them had taken his degree at Cambridge a few days before. CAM or Homornome.—About three mouths ago Robert Ptitteson, aged 13 years, son of Mr Samuel Pstteeon, of ...
... returning from bunting, changed his attire and lunched at the Angel Hotel, in Grantham, accompanied by His Once the Duke of Rutland, the Duke of Beaufort, the Earl of Wilton, and several other noblemen. It occurred to Mr Boyall, the landlord of the Angel ...
... maths g ee e ggh e g e ggi ee . m g statical inatroment• Commenced on Tuesday morning, at moo MS* thew prima th e first Cambridge. There were over 12,000 roll to be sold. gpsented *elf a welleimansd i OP Theological booth formed a large portico •of the ...
... dental, an . d ob. • Lest week, Mr Gale had tho honour of exhibiting his inrocainn at the Horse _Guards before Royal the Duke of Cambridge, dom er-mc , ot o s , di s timpished officers. The ocanmanderinohiel a s biddy delighted with Mr Gale's ind his Royal ...
... Prince and Princess of Week swill be pre• sent at the approaching mad review of the North of &gland volunteers, by the Duke of Cambridge. It ham not been decided whether the review will take place on the 10th or the 11th of August. A Lincolnshire clergyman ...
... the King of the Belgians, whine dominion may yet be required for compensations, the Duke of Edinburgh, whose prospective throne hoe been swallowed up, the Duke of Cambridge, whose sister sinks from the wife of an independent Sovereign to a German peeress ...
... that's bad, replied Charles: however, if so, has otte oesuoletion—he is sure to be pitied. THI MAT El KINVW..—AI2 of Cambridge bang for his degree, and isilin in _every 'object epee which he was tried, em ned pla that he bad not been questioned non ...
... to make as creditable an appearance as their southern bretlurn•inernis mode before the Prince and Primer of Wales and Duke of Cambridge recently at York.-01sagew Evening Mien. TEA TIVILVI ennulgas PIS POUND. ANY people declare that shim the time UM whets ...
... I contemplated the gift of the perk, and I am very much pleased to think that they, along with the other inhabitants of Cambridge, appreciate no highly the present I have made. lam not one who wishes to dotter the working theme, and to make them believe ...
... trounce, the Loudon Scottish Volunteers have raised • third kilt company, of which the Marquis of Lone, sou of his Grace the Duke of Angill, he become Yes, 'Lod I - 1 huh. Wen, Shots. Fulwiter, didn't you never take too much Coll I — Yee,l.ort, ...