... of which not more than 10 were sailing ships. The Queen eras accompanied by the Prince Consort, bis Royal Highness the Duke Cambridge, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal and three of the younger royal children. Her Majesty was attired in a very simple ...

... marriage of a Swedish Prince with Princess Mary of Cambridge The Queen-Mother is soon about to leave on her visit to Paris, to be present at the baptism of the son of the Emperor. Prince Oscar, Duke of Ostrogothie, the second son of the King, will probably ...

... together to form lino of defence. Positions were taken hastily to defend the torrent of men” which poured down npon the Duke Cambridge's division. generous tribute is here paid to the heroism of the British in that bloody fight, and in which our gallant ...

... was celebrated Tuesday evening in London. The Duke of Cambridge oc copied the chair, and, amongst tlose present, were the Earl of Eglinton, the Duke of Wellington, Lord Colville, Lord Dalkeith, the Duke of Baccleuch, the Hon. Captain Murray, Colonel ...

... spot. A number of General officers had here assembled to meet them, and at window of one of the buildings observed the Duke of Cambridge and n large parly of ladles, who seemed to take a deep and earnest interest in tho scene. His Uoynl Highness frequently ...

... party or bis heirs are in position to vindicate them. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. (From the Daily News.) A scry great deal can, we daresay, -be said against appointing a royal Duke in general, and against tbe appointment of hit Royal Highness ...

... hinted at who never entertained snch aspiring thoughts. Rnmonr and specnlation were sot at rest the appointment of the Duke | of Cambridge to the vacant post. This appoint-: ment has taken the public somewhat by surprise, and the question has not inaptly ...

... their hands. General Kens commands the garrison of Girona, which has risen. The Morning Advertiser understands that the Duke of Cambridge will shortly elevated to the rank of Field-Marshal. Reduction of the Army and Navy. —The Morning Advertiser is informed ...

... Soldiers and Sailors,‘‘The Chaplains of the Army,” and Our brave Allies in the late War.” The Chairman's {■raise of the Duke Cambridge was received with and cheers, and the various features of the toasts were heartily responded to, whilst an eulogistic ...

... the Duke of Cambridge. (Cheers.) He must live iu your hearts and in the hearts of all British soldiers, as be will in mine eternally. Our greatest pride must be to say that we were Goardsmen Inkermann. (Enthusiastic cheering.) The Duke of Cambridge was ...

... visit to Her Highness the Duchess of Kent who joined the royal cirole dinner. Monday morning His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge took leave her Majesty, fh® * wo Princesses rode out by Crathie Cottages. There was heavy rain all the morning, but by ...

... who were paid the high rates LATEST NEWS. ALLOA ADVERTISER OFFICE, MOUNING. The Dimer to the Highland Brigade. —The Duke of Cambridge writes to the Secretary of the Highland Society, that the inconvenience of moving the Highland Brigade from Dover to ...