... 24th; Northampton, Tuesday, June 27th. Tan Duke and Daohess of Bedford, who are now staying at Woburn Abbey, will proceed shortly to Endsleigh, their plies in Devonshire, for a residence of fevers! weeks. The Duke and Duchess will pass the autumn in Scotland ...

... more especially at the West End of London, the hones. in which belong to his grace, and others which are the property of the Duke of Westminster, the Earl of Hare. wood, and other gentlemen. The publie are excluded from these by gates and other barriers ...

... well-known habituis—paruites that slick sloes enough, in all °Domaine*, to the orbits of the Prime and the Duke of Cambridge, wherever they turn up. The Duke and Duchess of York are attracted by the smart shows and splendid, braids( sea air of Esetbourne, but ...

... Grace the Duke of Bedford will preside at the Unionist meeting at the Corn usahange on the wog= of Lord Randolph Obrirehill's visit to Bedford, on Wednesday, °etcher 18th. That the results of the meant Examination under the Oxford and Cambridge Schools ...

... Fend of the Wesleyan Sunday School Union has afforded a fortnight's holiday in the country to 265 poor children of London.—The Duke of Westminster has given ALSO towards the restoration of Pendrsf Wesleyan Chapel, Holy well, Ten Wurs.—Now that the usual food ...

... Later in the evening the Lord Mayor gave the customary banquet at the Mansion Howse, the company prawns inending the Duke of Cambridge. ...

... Bovenur of Malta, entered Use army at the age of 17, and has oompleted nearly 41 years' service. He was aide-decamp to the Duke of Cambridge from 1881 to 1882, commanded the Brigade of Guards in the Bandon Expedition 1884 5, for which services he was mentioned ...

... which is to raise funds for Bt. John's Church, Drury Lao.. That dimply interesting is the appeal in Tie from Mrs Lewis, of Cambridge, for funds for the construction of a library and seriptorium at Mount Sinai where the MBB treasures of the monastery may ...

... and the mail was delayed over an hour. Tun carrots of two burglar, by the police at the Great Eastern Railway Station, Cambridge, on Sued•; night, Dec. 31st, toms out to be a most important one. The men bad £5OO worth of pl•te in their possession, the ...

... James Barton, aged 95; the youngest Lord Walter Gordon•Lennos, M.P., aged 2s. The oldest Duke its the Duke of Northumber. Wed. aged 113 ; the youngest, the Duke of Leinster, 6. The oldest Marquess Is the Marquess of Northampton, aged 75 ; the youngest ...

... The Duke and Duchess of Bedford returred In.t weA to WoLure Abbey after a I 'kart stay in town. Colonel Sir John Montagu Burgoyne, Bart., retire 4 lately cointnanding, has been appointed lionrnry Colonel of the aid Battalion, Beds. Relit. The Duke of ...

... He is the eldest eon of the Duke of Rutland, who as Lord John Manners had • brilliant dame in the House of Commons. His lordship is a man upwards of 40 years of age. He wee educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge. and in 1882 he married a daughter ...