... List week a county meeting was beld at Cambridge, under the presidency of the Earl of Hardwicke, the lord-lieutenant, to protest against the disestablish- ment of the Irish Church. The Duke of Rutland, the Conservative members for both county andborough ...

... General. Mr Dalway (Liberal) has been declared duly elected flot Carrickfergtfs. The Coturt has gone into mourning for the late Duke of Brabant. A ifi-Vidend of 8 per cent. has been declared on the Na- tional Bank. The week before last the rate of mortality ...

... consequence of the rather free terms in which Mr Trevelyan alluded, in his Hawick Speech, to Court influence and the Duke of Cambridge in connection with army affairs. On discovering the light in which his remarks were regarded, Mr Trevelyan, it is stated ...

... the gallery appro- priated to their accommodation. Soon after four o'clock the Duke of Cambridge was seated over the clock, between the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Duke of Argyll. On the bench behind was to observed the Lord Chan- cellor; and among ...

... OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT-RACE. This great aquatic event came off on Wednesday on the Thames, in the presence of an immense number of specta- tors. At the start, Oxford had the first grip of the water, but Cambridge in half a dozen strokes had assumed ...

... religious controversy to know that when en- gaged in the holy work of charity Englishmen lay aside those prejudices. The Duke of Cambridge presided at the fifty-fifth anniversary of the Royal Hospital for Disea of the Chest, and among the guests were Lord ...

... take to increase the efficiency of the army, and for the better organization of the militia. After re- marks by the Duke of Cambridge, the Earl of Delaware, the Earl of Dalhousie, and Lord Truro, the subject dropped, and their Lordships adjourned at 8 ...

... carried off. The blackballing of the Duke of Hamilton, by the Jockey Club, was not perhaps the worst thing that could havs happened to that young nobleman. In connection with the affront, it is stated that the Duke will retire from the turf, and that ...

... which stimulates our two old universities, Cambridge has followed the ex- ample which was set by Oxford a year ago, and allows unattached students to participate in the advantages of a university education. The Duke of Hamilton's French stud was sold by ...

... House of Lords, brought together an unusually large at- tendance of peers and spectators. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge were early in attendance. Prior to the commencement cf the business of the day, the Earl of Derby called attention to ...

... House of Lords at present. The Bishop of Oxford was present at the debate, but did not vote. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge left the House just before the division, with a view to taking no part in it. During the past twenty years the Conservatives ...

... the nunnery itself has been besieged and exposed to volleys of brickbats. The authorities have been appealed to, The Duke of Cambridge, in reporting on the proceedings at the Wimbledon review, takes occasion to make some remarks which apply more or less ...