... the Corporation en modem. At London dos Garr team warmly received by large crowds who Or the Clueing Cron Railway Stara. Duke Cambridge, Priem Teak, he chillers other distinguished prom ere be per the victorious v:enereb, en the bra Garb Awl lay Mae dined ...

... family. Printer of Germany. Durieg the ..tummy the etood cm • carpet whist had been foond a tent at Tel.l. at Kebir by the Duke at Cothafialt, who slept it as the .fear bathe Tor T. fecal pate ash oedema both for the le fa that Adm. The &A M MU. comet ...

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... gained the . The Meehan Connaught then the Geld Badp es his beset, and bin bin womess, and the mks of lemenssight awl the Duke of Cambridge also wed lbw and shook him heartily by tylewi, Ice with the usual custom —elms • wise the prize—he was pro great abseriag ...

... committee presided over by blajor•General Maodoaald. The interest of the occasion was enhanced by the presence of the Duke of Cambridge, who had come from London on purpose to take part in the proceedings. Carried in procession from the Castle through streets ...

... Go to him, Milady, and I will stay with the boy.. ( To I.e continued.) et tht Wed. linisterial crisis at Bucharest ak an CAMBRIDGE won the inter-unirersity boat rave on Monday by two lengths. HALF of Mandalay, King Theeban's capital, has been destroyed ...

... ground just been shot over by another party! gtwo of the Wttit. TWENTY-FIVE anarchiele have been arrested at Vienna. THE Duke of Cambridge will visit Ireland next month to inspect the troops at Dublin, the Cnrragh, Cork, and Belfast. CERTAIN actions against ...

... an adequate and sufficient manner. The Government would not shrink from responsibility for what was being done. The Duke of Cambridge supported the state[ meats of the First Lord of the Admiralty. Lord I Napler of Magdala and others took part in the debate ...

... The Volunteers had become a very important limb of the Reserve Forces, and he referred them to the compliment by the Duke of Cambridge to the effect that they were a splendid body of men. (Applause.) That was very gratif ymg testimony to be given to ...

... proposal to employ black trosiss in the Soudan had not escaped the notice of Lord Wolseley ; and Lord Derby and the Duke of 'Cambridge replied to remarks made on the subject of the delay in the the acceptance of aid from the colonies. The messages having ...

... made arrangements for special funeral services to be held simultaneously at the various Cathedrals on Friday next. The Duke of Cambridge, following the example of the Queen, has written a letter to the sisters of General Gordon, expressing his sense of the ...

... the Mansion How*, London. The Lord Mayor presided, and amongst others present were the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke of Cambridge, the Lord Chancellor, Lard Granville, Sir William Harcourt, and Cardinal Manning. A report was submitted ...