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... after protracted illness. The noble Ts.rd was born in August, 1771, being the son Aubrey, fifth Duke St Albans, and was, consequently, uncle to the present Duke. entered the navy at very early age, and, after a probationary service us midshipman, was lieutenant ...
... to sell umbrellas under the colonnade, almost the only instance of trade going on; and I began think Juan Fernandez, or Cambridge the ,ng vacation, in the courts of the College, scarce the ghost gyp the shadow of a bed-maker. lu spite the solitude, t ...
... have the Queen of England, the Queen Dowager, Prince Albert, the Duke of Devonshire, I>.rd John Bussell, her Royal Highness the of Kent, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Messrs Hiring and the othc r “Prince Merchants” of London ...
... necessary to light the can-lies, a very unusual circumstance on such occasion. 'Hie Duke Cambridge arrived about a quarter lieforc two, and was shortlv afterwards followed the Duke of Wellington, who was warmly congratulated his Royal Highness, his appearing ...
... O'ConntlL Eccentricity . Sir Kola rt Peel, Imagination . Captain Warner. Genius . . . The Poet Bunn. Conviviality . The Duke of Cambridge. The Bar . . Mr Briefless. The Senate . Sir Valentine Blake. Travelling . . The Wellington Ftutuo. Integrity . . Alderman ...
... Ferguson arc on attendance on her Ladyship. Her Majesty, her Majesty the Queen Dowager, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Gloucester, Lord and Lady Stanley, and upwards of seven hundred members of ...
... appointed to the 1 xml-Lieutenancy of the County of Northumberland, which was held by the late Duke. Humour assigns the vacant Garter cither to the Duke Bedford or the Duke of Norfolk} most probably the former. Observer. The King of Prussia, taking into consideration ...
... —Morning Chronicle. Cambridge ChnncfQprship. measure* •re to adopted for admittinc Prince Albert to a eeat in the House of Lord*. is the rumour in certain well-informed circles, and on the faith of to this etr»*ci, the Vice-Chancellor Cambridge, is understood ...
... what latrsi XrU)B. CHAN - LLLO.:.‘ HIP CAMDRnXiE— TH : ELECTIOX. election of a Chancellor for the I’nivenmy Cambridge, in the roomof the late Duke of Nortlunn- Itcrlnad, commenced Thursday morning—the candidates being His .val Highness I'rincc Albert and ...
... bcuate. iirajfius tlu;t his Koval would allow hiuifwlf lw put in uotuiiJitiuu lor the office of Chancellor, vacant 1./ the tlas Duke of Mortlmnilwriaud. fi. loliov. i - the ausw r oudrt.w-d hi.- Kojal Ili-lme.s to the dc|.uutiou, who vivn. the i. the iKja ...
... the debate on the address as still continuing. Alluding to the opposition of England to the marriage of the Infanta with the Duke do Montpensier, M. Cortes observed. Great Britain appears desirous that the Infanta Duchess of Montpensier should renounce ...
... Family, arrived town on Wednesday evening from Osborne. The inauguration of Prince Albcft, Chancellor of the University Cambridge, will take place Thursday first. The statement of the Morning Post, of dissolution of Parliament Juno, not all likely prove ...