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... His Royal High- nlessithe Duke of York; and, those -who re- collect the plains of Dunkirk, and the con- vention of the. Helder, will not, it is pre- sumed, regard his royal Highness as singu- larly fortunate, The Duke of Cambridge was, I believe, in Hanover ...
... the Dukes Of 1KENT Ind CurlBERLANDo, Generni HAqtEOURRT,. n and a number of &eperal Officers. At thvo o'clock,the V. Duke of Ynaic held a public day, and gave audiences t to a great ntimber of Officers, in the course of the .afternoon. 14 The Duke-of CAMBRIDGE ...
... sorne ofthem, as they dropped thelir mon- of ney into the plate, were heard to mention the nane of Nelsen with a sigh. of The Duke of Cainbridgle and his Staff, together with ad- the Lord Mayor and Corpot ation of the City, lvevt to IV .ty, St. Paul's Cathedriai ...
... immediately got under weigh, and was out of ; sight by ornre o'clcck.-Wind N. W. a gentle 'breeze. His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE will embar k in a fcw days, at the same port, on board the Oril;eus'frigate, which has been appointed to conveyi his ...
... Church learning, obeyed the notification thus communicate&- The Mayor ?? speaks thus.-- Cambridge, Dec. 2, 1'805 To TrnE INHABITANTS OF THE TowN OF Ci CAMBRIDGE.-In consequence of a wish expressed by some respectable persons, I hereby give notice, that ...
... it is our intention to entrust the direction of the ad- niinistration of the military affairs of this country to the Duke of Cambridge, as soon as lies van convesniently arrive. Tihis 4otKe is, therefore, previously given to all Whom it may concern. With ...
... ent' and Sus~sex and Camb~ridge,; were ~'&ressed in .giir tis iand bbots, with long black es&b. upon theioatmsb 'The Duke of Sussex/ wns-ip dth upiform'.f he !ordi. -BRritois' The Lord MYor1 ani,his suite was next to ethe goyfl. Dukes, hist Li;Lthipvr'e'j ...
... Hi-fl Royal 141ghfisets'the Dukle, of' Cambridge. His Roy.al Highiess, the Dukie of so'ise'- MiRoya I ?? of- CsiniberanWI His, Royal Ifiighz* ?? of tsent, Hig PesyalHighness tie~pule-of Carence. L'Is R~a ~-,ignes the Duke of Nnor3~ His kboyal flighriess, the ...
... Accordingly, at the he6id of OUR sTAFF is the Duke of York, and, upon tie same establishment, are, I believe, Eive of his royal brothers, unless the Duke of Cambridge be still upon THE STAFF of Han- over. The Duke of Gloucester is also a ge- neral upon the ...
... the production of those very same papers! This. L6RD HENRY PETTY is, Gen- tlemen, the representative of the University of Cambridge, which learned bodv have, too' the honour to cliom him as a member? whence, in conjunction with what you have just seel ...
... of Lords, and at half past thiree the Court was finally adjourned. The Prince was not present, but the rest of the Royal 'Dukes were in their places,- three of whom voted .Guilty upon se- veral of the charges. The gnards were stationed outsiie t#l$ hall ...
... addition of one-third to their allowances should be be granted out of the Consolidated Fund to the Dukes of in Claience, Kent, Cumberland, Sussex and Cambridge. Id Mr. RosE said that any sums which had been charged on the Aggregate Fund, might by the A& be ...