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... djadds;i ol the fraturnityhiad' been ?? E highlly isitei estiig and inpostant i-ite was conferred a by his Roval Ilighness the Duke of Sussex, Grand r hi aster o1 the order. v Fi-i(hay, the young Earl of Pembroke, who has s lieco for a considerable period ...
... and for thle pensions of those retired, fov the h present year. d ford Norbiury,mon healing ofthe pro posed Silatue to the Duke of' Wellington, ill consequcare of' his tl graces's late conduct to thec Roman CJatholic0 o i, i served- A Ic-all fair-the ...
... of a Regency to the individisal wlmo would le called to tiodertake this itiportant charge: to the qCeStiOlt, whether . the Duke of Cumbt erlatnd, uipon becomini jg Kilig ofi e Hanover, which he would do, upon ithe Prilcess as. i t cending the Euglish ...
... and the Duke of' Wellington,-by raising a belief in tle minrd of the former, illustrious personage, that the Dulee asimsn not only at the rcwency of these king- -detons, but at thse alliance of his own sonl with the daug~hter of the-late. Duke of Kent ...
... l Eqjuerrics to Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobhirg. Equerrics to the Duke o' Gloncestor. hbc i Equerries to the Duke of Cambridge. th iquercies to the Duke of Sussex. rn Eqnerrics to the Duke Of Cumberland Eqariics to the Iluclsess of Keat. In ...
... the other aiigliteis tlI B feet 10 inches. b His Royal Highness die Duke of Cambridge IF succeeds to the commandl of itbe 13iudsj and .Ve believe. tlat afly regiment which AlleI Duke of Ctimberland may ehbltse to comtnndi, f it hiich, a w aill not involve ...
... rthle 55410 tietiu, wiith tile utinont coriliality aud oni f- -i fnetion ITle Queen, the Duke (if Combei'laiid, the oit t Duke opf Stussex, the Dhike o~f Cambridge, thconuke Lit e of GULotl'r 'Pr-ithbe U opoli,. Princess Elizabetl;. - ?? acsiue, of LI-esse ...
... 'fircunu ?? nats agreed to) oppose Mr. Gonlbiiu'e motion ; mini this resohutioii toened the tcall. Still,. it is aklded, thlat the Duke n;is deteruliinel to go oot. ucless On not omihy the iotsyn oi oilcv but that of'l'Tcsilhy, lie ?? niljiim it -lad liec stoodt ...
... office of lord high admit imi a i' the United Kingdom hat of Grecat Bt'itain atild Irelaild ;-tfor them University I iiof' Cambridge, in, the ruoiomothe Righit~fon.jllenrySI ?? uJolin, Viscount Palmerstoni, sveho had accepted the w - office of onel ?? his ...
... . These orders. v woild, a e sshort t tc ie ag6 have been give n te the manu-' tt rrar ofo-hent.'-Scun.' v t t . uut Al ?? Duke of Wellington is a grave subject li* e 'o piobabll nne yer made a joke i n his life, and it is ol d clarigerosse, it seeis ...
... re-admission.-to the gallery, - wag proposing the redaction of the *allsiwances to three of the Royal Dukes,-tie Duke of C'umber- t land, Snssex, and Cambridge. .Asthe .slatries 'of all public officers were.heing reduced, and aisprices c were returining tn-the ...
... member for the boroughof Cardigan,oon Monday se'nnight, withont opposition. The Rev. James Cottingiham, B.A of Clare Hall, Cambridge, ims been appointed, by the Dean and Chapter of Chester, to the ?? Curacy or Shotwick, Cheshire. On Saturday April 30, the ...