... occur mendation of the Astronomer Royal , he was anduring the night. unless the storm abated. Above 500 I pointed to the Cambridge Observatory, then under the out of the 1.000 yards of the pier had been constrneted. direction Professor Challis, where he ...

... representation of that borough on account of ill health. BY the absorption of the Hanoverian army his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge loses the rank of General in that service. . _ Lord as a distingnisbed rifleman. has received the decoration of Commander ...

... vested in the cognates after the death of the agitates. The Royal Howe numbers now only two persons the Duke of Brunswick and the Duke of Cambridge. Neither of them hes issue. The nearest cognate is the Prince of Wales. The domains under sequestration ...

... crosier fur a moment to add his college reminiscences to those of Lord Houghton, with regard to the deputation from the Cambridge Union which, about forty years ago, went over to the Oxford Union to prove to them that Shelley wns a greater poet than Byron ...

... assise at A new medical club ken established in London. It will occupy premises in the neighbourhood of Cavendish-square. The Duke of Portland is likely to become tit-' pnrchaser of the Crown lands. or a portion of thetn, situated in the west end of Cai ...

... Corporation of London for the quarter ending Oct. 10th is £2,164 6s. 3d., part the expenses of the presentation a freedom to the Duke of Edinburgh. A project is now in (contemplation for laying down lines of tramways through many of the principal streets of ...

... IHE FENIAN MOVEMENT. hl ILITART PRECAUTIONS. MONDAY Evo.--General Peel, Secretary at War, and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Commander-in-Chief, had long interviews this morning at the War-office, it is positively stated, in reference to the ...

... by the famous Blondin at *1 arid Palweessepany. This fortunate bird was rescued by se less distinguished a person th ot the Duke of Sadierlend, who was rewarded for his humanity by so se ensiseght ..e his fingers from the frighteasd pones horsy beak, tho ...

... was • timely arrival revrognised and acknowledged by his tentintry,and by the inhabitants of the neighbourhood. The Duke of Cambridge has considered it necessary Vu the students at the Woolwich Military Academy the be hopes they will not corrupt Prince ...

... the new colony of I nearly twelve that of England and Wales. Tan ARITANS.—Mr. George Williams writes from King's College, Cambridge, on behalf of the nationality in the world. This, it appears, is the Benterikui community, consisting of only 150 souls ...

... cotton *awes •eleington. • petition, praying is give the franchise N women, is in 006110 of sigoalure is the University of Cambridge. The Vice-Chancellor of John Ruskin to &line the Sir Rsds's lectors this year. Cardiaal hie pule& /is Pairiak's Dq, praises ...

... year in Rome there ham been 21.000 Americtins and 7,000 English. The estate Of Sheldon. in Ayrshire, has been perchnsed by the Duke of Portland for £lOO,OOO. A movement (or which we shall hear more by-andbye) has been set on foot in London in favour of compulsory ...