... , n°pl6 correspondence of the sar» the Duke of Cam- I‘i >f. on entering, and JJOx. when shall have joined l rid ld J;l‘. rd Cardigan wore both About return his re-’imerit. Kugland. with regard the Duke Cambridge, _ r , * , „ .1 eeveral letters have been ...

... ou the top his bead. steins lo hereditary the ItfYal family. The of Cambridge, although only thirty-six years age, lost his hair some time ago ; IV. res wig early life, and the Duke York was quito bald at thirty. men.— man ever spoke contemptuously women ...

... Edinburgh, and afterwards to St John’s College, Cambridge, where he took the degree of M.A., in 1806. In 1803 he was returned to the Ilonsc of Commons as member for the University of Cambridge. In 1807 he joined the Duke-'if Portland's Administration, as one of ...

... was observed with the usual demonstrations of loyalty and respect. Her Majesty had a large dinnner-party at which the Duke of Cambridge was present. Loan BaoLax and ms Staff.—By this time Lord Raglan has been put in possession of the opioions prerailing ...

... stores ; and the want of system under Admiral Boxer, whose manners were rough and repulsive. On Monday last U.U.11. the Duke of Cambridge was examined. He could not say that the men ever wanted food, but the supply was not so regular be could have wished ...

... afterwards at Cambridge; and he was bound in frankness to say, that the information which he had learned Edinbergh was infinitely more useful and general than what he had learned Cambridge. (Hear, hear.) Indeed, the two years ho had tpent at Cambridge seemed ...

... On Monday last, when the usual Easter dinner was given at the Mansion House, by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, the Duke of Cambridge, who was present, on replying to the toast of his health, spoke of the bravery of onr soldiers, and of the French. He ...

... mentioned them Lord Panmure. The Duke of Newcastle's evidence lasted until the adjournment of the committee four o'clock. the effective strength of the army, alter the haitle of Inkerroann, be thought the Duke of Cambridge's estimate of 13,500 men about ...

... minutes of that ti the iin-1 F.mprcss entered their carriage, ■'which were nlso seated H.R.H. Prince Albert nod this Duke of Cambridge. Six or scvett'Otlier carriages followed. The cortege, escorted » » stjtiadron of Lite Guards, loft Buckingham-Palace ...

... of this boot wliicli, understand, costs about 4d per copy. The Dukkop the North.— While Jus Uoyal Highness the Cambridge was visiting the Duke Richmond at Gordon Castle, he passed through the village of Dufftown. The moment was known that his Royal Highness ...

... noble House of liichmond has bad its share of grief. Captain Augustus Cliarles Lennox Fitzruy, iioyal Artillery, nephew of the Duke of Richmond, was, on the day the assault (Blh September), in command of battery, almost every gun of which during the day actually ...

... public meeting will shortly be held for tbo promotion of this object, under the presidency of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. The Capital of Egypt. —The city of Cairo, the capital of Egypt, and one of the richest cities of the East, contains ...