... blessed both classes and promoted brotherhood between them The Duke of Devonshire spoke. aril referred with satisfaction to the aboliti in of denominational tests that formally reserved Cambridge University advantages for Churcii. men. ...

... daughter of the Duke and of Leeds, who presented this year, and L.r whom the Michela gave • grand ball in Grosvenor-crescent. I.ady Ouendolen has all the beauty of her mother, who was one of the hamizorne Ilemiltone, daughters of the Duke of Ahercorn, ...

... granddaughter of our late Queen. 'The Duke of Norfolk, the premier Duke of Engl:ncl, is noted for his unpretentious manners and characteristic kindnesses to those about him. A correspondent who has been staying near the Duke's Sussex home states that he recently ...

... uniform of a Prussian Ihmtenant, which he is constantly photographed; looks like an Englishman just escaped from Oxford or Cambridge; has a pleasing, beardless face, clear blue ry , s, an easy smile, and the hesitating resigned expression of his mother. ...

... curious error has crept in. Alluding to the Duke of Cambridge having died, it is added that his sister, the Grand Duties. of Mecklenbu rg ßtrelitz, has also passed away. This is • mistake, as it was the Duke who died on May In, and his widow still survives ...

... the cArly part a nineteenth, which. wavformed by 't% luau Frederick, Duke of Gloucester, and his wife, the Princess Mary. The numerous books whicb.were presented to the Duke of Cambridge by Queen. Victoria (including several pries:Rely printed have been ...

... Wesmlnster Abbey in 1695. These tierce worn pm formed under the direction of Sir Frederick Bridge, at the fuming 0 ( Duke of Cambridge ia March bat. ...

... diplomatists say he does—diplomatically. In Retss:a you will bear many a story told with a shrug about the rapacity of the Grand Dukes. of the in was president aoine years ago of a committee which was raising funds for a 111eUt to be erected to the memory of ...

... who left for France the British steamer Imwaddy. ointing out that there was a defisienay of 32168 nen in the Militia, the Duke of Bedford, in the Rouse of Lords, urged that the lord lieutenant should be the recruiting authority for the county. In a pond ...

... of his school career. A Duke still A as .Nobildisimus Dux on official lists at Oxford; hut noblemen, is these democratic day,, been shorn of all the Universa), privileges which woe , theirs up to a generation ago. The late Duke of Ilannlton and the late ...

... London statue of Mr Oladetotse in the Strand will tato plme at son on Saturday. Nov. 4th. Earl Spencer will preside, and the Duke ol Devonshire and the Chairman of the London County Council will. it is hoped, attend take port in the proceedings, which will ...

... among others, Victoria. whore weakness for handsome young men is naively shown in extracts from her letters to the Duke of Cambridge, which Dr. Sheppard. Sub. Bean of the Ci.apels Royal, is prepering for early publica• lion. From rny window, her - Majesty ...