... weapons, ho practised his skill in debate. Having finished his course of studies at Edinburgh, he removed to Trinity College, Cambridge, where he graduated M.A , in 1801, without offering himself as candidate fcr university distinctions. Having travelled for ...

... treasurer's account during the past week are the following :—Tbe Duke of Portland, further donation of A 600; Elul Brown. low, £200; the Inns of Caurt, eighth week, £100; Town of Cambridge, tenth instalment, per Mayor, £100; further remittance from the ...

... Waiting ; Hon. Robert Henry Meade, Groom in Waiting; and Major Teesdale, Equerry in Waiting. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, attended by the Hon. James Macdonald; his Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar Prince F. of Holstein, and his ...

... and the prospect of the eon's Re / n.l p art y' gladdening inflame, brightening the Royal progress. Great wee Time Duke of Cambridge end Sir Georg* Grey arrived about the relied expecting sight-seers to rind that the wind had half-put one' end ' ere ...

... Dragoon Guards, 9th and 18th Lancers, and one or two I officers of Volunteers, were also in attendance on the HI. U-H the Duke of Cambridge. General; general commanding. Commandine-icethiel. will commeue his annual inspect- About 15,000 men, altogether, took ...

... Lord Steward, the Speaker of the House of Commons ; and on the left his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the Archbishop of Cork, the Duke of Rutland, the Duke --. Ir a , ..42 WNW 7a ~ and the payments en annialtirai, of Buckingham, the Marquis of ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer, to induce him to forego his purpose of levying income tax on the revenues of charities. The Duke of Cambridge and the Archbishop of Canterbury were among those of the deputation who addressed Mr. Gladstone. He, however, declined ...

... of the black hole, having been abolished at the time of the recent change in the .tcademy on his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge being appointed (overseer. A Flock of Sheep Poisoned--S curious ease of poisoning, by which a lock of mimeo was destroyed ...

... been altered to Monday the Bth, tomtit the conveniences bulls of their Royal ilighnesees and of the Corporation. The Duke of Cambridge has been pleased to accept an invitation, and other members of the Royal Family are expected to be present. The number ...

... for the relief of the extreme distress caused by the merit earthquake at Rhoden amounts to about 4170. It is said that the Duke of Beaufort contemplates introducing steam cultivation on the whole of his pj*rty Riflemen who wish to earn 1:150 may be Informed ...

... their hands, but WAY desirous they should retain their Weenies till their services were needed. '.fna judgment of the Duke of Cambridge Con]. manderiimrhisf has just been published in the matter of Sergeant-II ijor Lilly. It will Le well, for the benefit ...

... reeently paid to Om tremitrees account are the following :—Further remittance from the town of Cambridge, Z 241; ditto, from Lincoln and neighbourhood, £268 ; the Duke of Bedford (fourth subscription), £200; the lons of Court (further subscription), £24.10; ...