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... great as represented. The Duke of Cambridge deprecated any change in the system adopted in 1871. The motion, however was pressed ; and the Duke's resolution was carried by a majority of 83. The Duke of Richmond next took the Duke of St. ...
... Samuel Baker recently delivered, at the United Service Institution, a lecture on his experiences in savage warfare. The Duke of Cambridge presided. Sir Samuel Bak ir said no greater mistake could be made than to despise a savage enemy. The mode of fighting ...
... Aberdare, Viscount Halifax, the Riitht Win. R. Lowe, Earl Granville, the Earl of Kimberley, the Right Hon. E. Cirdwell. the Duke of Argyll. the Iti4ht Hon. G. J. Goachen, the Marquis of Harrington, the Right Hon. J. knght, the Right Hon. C. Forteacus, ...
... Throne, and the hag was held in 2nd Kilmughte Presbyterian Prince of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh , and Church, in connection with the Sabbath School the Duke of Cambridge were in their allotted Rand of Hope and the Congregational Tempe- places. The Marquis ...
... Maclean—the Duke's own piper, called Shoo the Fair?' from his freckled skin and his fiery hair. Father and son, since the world's creation, the Macleans have followed this occupation, and piled the pibroch to fire the Clan since the first Duke came and ...
... of brillant field days than military nianceucres in the board sense of the term. The Earl'of Cardigan, the:Duke of Richmond, the Duke of Cambridge, and Lord Cordwell took part in the debate. HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUCILSDAY. In the House of Commons on Thursday ...
... followed at a brief interval by the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, the Doke of Cambridge. and the Duke and Duchess of Teck, the two Princesses taking their places on the woolsack facing the throne, whilst the Duke of Edinburgh. as an English peer. seated ...
... (Londonderry Cratp. and Mr. Taylor (noleraine), arid was opposed bylfr. Breen (Carlow), Mr. Gibono University). Mr. Marten (Cambridge), and Mr. Lewie (Derry City), and on a division was rejecoiel by 234 to IRR in a Noose of uvwards of 4no ben. TM Mr Lowe ...
... con 4 lent that great good Lida in Now meeting in Glasgow, the ether day. at w thereby result to both kingdoms The people the Duke of Argyle 'delivered a. of chi, require to k now what brought holm TATE. speech on this Dr. Wad- resale and 1• so way eau this ...
... neighbelles scravithlimg up the thatch •he hoarse oroopiett sad 4 It Desalt. which whilst Mr. sAd with their -•. wartorn from THE DUKE OP ARGYLL ON THE EASTERN QUESTION. Ireland 4,278,214 acres of bog and waste. In Ulster alone there are 1,193,893 acres. Here ...
... the Princess Beatrice. ascended the Throne, the Earl of Beaconsfield standing on • the left with the sword o f State. and the Duke of Richmond on the right with the Crown. The Commons were then summoned to the bar, and the Lord Chancellor, br her Majesty's ...
... that comma. However that might be, no steps 000ld be taken for its abrogation or modification until the close of the war. The Duke of Argyll held that, by assenting to the protocol. the British Government had virtually sanctioned the act of Russia in declaring ...