... their ltoyal guests, who Archbishop of Canterbury ; the Duke Highnesses : Duke and Duchess of Marlborough ; of St. Alban !,' | an d: the Duke and Duchess Wellingthe Duke o Duchess of Buccleuch ; the Duke and ton; the . Roxburgh; the Marquis ...

... h by Captain Campbell, who was recommended for promotion an officer of great merit. The Duke waited to promote him, and got the Commander-in-Chief (the Duke of \ ork) to promise him a lieutenant -colonelcy after Roleia and Vimiera. In his despatches ...

... the Duke of Northumberland who has all along taken great interest in the corps—had intimated his intention of giving £15 next year, to be divided into prizes of £5, £4, £3, £2, and £1, to encourage members to be efficient, and to be called the Duke of ...

... forth a merry peal in honour of the day. The Duchess of Cambridge left Cambridge Cottage, Kew, Monday, to pass the week with the Prince and Princess of Wales at Sandringham. The Princess Mary of Cambridge is expected to arrive at the royal residence in tho ...

... now in the 32d year of his age, was educated at Eton, a Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, and a Master Arts of that University. He distinguished himself at Cambridge, being a Wrangler, and the first member of King's College who took Mathematical Honours ...

... highness the Duchess de Chartres gave birth to a daughter on Friday last at Morgan House, Ham Common, the residence taken for the duke and duchess on their marriage in 1863. The news was immediately telegraphed to the Queen at Osborne, and to Queen Amelia, the ...

... gradually tank. She was born on the sth of Oct. 1752. She was the daughter of Antoine, late Duke of Grammont (and of the present Duke) Aglae, daughter the Duke Polignac. She married on 20th of July, 1806, Augustus, fifth Earl Tankerville, and by that nobleman ...

... invited to dine on the occasion. Viscount Palmerston has issued cards of invitation for a full-dress parliamentary dinner at Cambridge-house, on the 6th proximo, to the Right Hon. the Speaker of the House of Commons, the mover and seconder' of the address ...

... sent out to India Finance Minister, who about to return home. Mr. Massey's seat for Salford had become very precarious. The Duke of Cleveland (late Lord Harry Vane) will move the address in the House of Lords, which will be seconded by the Earl of Claremout ...

... out 138 passengers, about £57,000 in specie and jewellery, and a general cargo of French and English merchandise. The Duke of Cambridge, attended by Col. Clifton, landed in the Docks on Thursday, from the royal yacht Elfin, route from Osborne to London ...

... in a superb manner. The Duchess of Cambridge expected leave her residence at St. James's Palace, towards the close of the next month, for Strelitz, in order to be present at the confirmation of the Hereditary Grand Duke Adolphus of Mecklenburg-Strelitz ...

... by Earl Granville, the Duke of Somerset, and the Earl of Clarendon. Mr. Massey was introduced, and sworn in a member of the Privy Council. The sheriffs for 1865 were appointed. Earl Granville, the Earl of Clarendon, and the Duke of Somerset had audience ...