... until the premises were destroyed. Death of the Duke of Northumberland. At early hour on Monday morning a telegraphic message was received at Northumberland House announcing the unexpected death of the Duke of Northumberland. His grace died at 2.4!) a.m ...

... fc&initatis causa). —P. O'Callaghan, Trinity College, Dublin. Master of Arts (comitatis causa). —Rev. J. Prosser, j Catherine, Cambridge. Bachelors of Arts. —W. A. D. Harrison, Corpus : C. J. H. Tower, Christ Church ; J. E. L. Nowers, Wudhaui. The Deau and Chapter ...

... the Viceroy. On the afternoon of the 14th inst. some gentlemen of long experience India were admitted to audience with the Duke, who expressed astonishment at the size and appearance of Calcutta, and evinced much interest in the statistics of the empire ...

... Vesuvius. Without the Duke of Northumberland's Garter, just vacant, the Premier has had 21 Garters to bestow ; Lord Derby, during his administration, not one. It is believed that two vacant Garters will conferred on Earl Cowley and the Duke of Cleveland. By ...

... movement was instituted by the Bishop of Winchester, and resolutions were passed and subscription entered into. The Duke of Cambridge presided at the annual meeting of the National Rifle Association, held at Willis's Rooms on Saturday evening. His Grace ...

... letters that had passed between the late Duke and Duchess of Wellington, and from both to Lady Olivia Sparrow, intimate friend of both duke and duchess, from whom passed bequest to Lord Robert. The present Duke of Wellington hearing that his lordship was ...

... sanitary commissioners. After a brief discussion, in which the Earl of Ellenborough, Earl Granville, Lord Longford, and the Duke of Cambridge took part, the subject dropped, and the House adjourned at half-past six o'clock. TUESDAY, March 7.— T7i»- Patent Office ...

... total at the last half-year. The Wight Ixird Montagu to dispose of wme nriviit the late Duke and Duchess of Wellington i- _ljt which is disputed the present Duke, was again the Master of the 1 tolls on Thursday. Mr. Selwrn appeared on behalf of Lord Robert ...

... Balliol; C. A. Galton, Exeter. The two latter being absent in the colonies. M.A. C'/mitatis Cau»a. —Rev. L. Alison, Trinity, Cambridge ; Rev. A. B. Campbell, Trinity, Dublin. of Arts. —H. J. Peckham, Balliol; Hector M V itodrat), T. A. Maberly. and H. W. May ...

... Church, but not necessarily educated at Winchester. The Warden shall elected the governing body and graduate of Oxford or Cambridge, of the degree of m.a. or some higher degree, thirty-five years old at the least, but not necessarily in holv orders. shall ...

... Trinity, Cambridge; one mile flat race, R. E. Webster, Trinity, Cambridge , 100 yards flat race (after a dead heat), H. C. Jollye, Merton, Oxford ; high jump, F. H. Gooch, Merton, Oxford; throwing the cricketball, A Gray, Trinity Hall, Cambridge; hurdle-race ...

... Royal, Drury-lane, with their presence Wednesday evening. The Prince of Wales, accompanied by Prince Alfred and the Duke of Cambridge, and attended by large number of peers and members of Parliament, on Tuesday proceeded by water to Crossness Point, below ...