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... at Court, and 7000 of them have petitioned the Queen that the regulations may be altered. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge are strongly opposed to any change, and the Queen is neutr al,w bile the Lord Chamberlain and the other Court officials ...
... Londonderry for the month of November, which is the last of the season, and usually the best for anglers. The Duke of Cambridge is to be the guest of the Duke of Grafton during the second week of next month. at Euston Hall, Suffolk, for a few days' cover shooting ...
... Johnson, who was Liberal member for Exeter in the Parliament of 1880. The Duke of Devonshire is residing, with a small family party, at Balker Hall, Lancashire. It is hoped that the duke will be able to proceed to Chatsworth shortly, in which case he is to ...
... the following communi- SlllllOl3B LOGS OF LiF7l, cation to the Duke of Devonshire as Chancellor of the At four o'clock on the afternoon of the 7th inst. University of Cambridge : My dear Duke,—lt is no several terrille explosions warred In quick succesdoubt ...
... marks a. forward step in the liberalisation of Oxford institutions. This is the first instance in which either Oxford or Cambridge has recognised or rewarded theological studies unless circumscribed by the Thirty-nine Articles. Mr. Peake is the son of ...
... indisposition naturally causes serious anxiety. (/'roan The World.) The Duke of Cambridge has rented the well-known shootings of Six Mile Bottom, between Newmarket and Cambridge, from Mr. Hall. These celebrated preserves were leased for several years ...
... duty. Progressive members of the County ouecil are in favour of supplying melodeons to aged paupers of either sex. The Duke of Cambridge is said to view with approbation the proposal to make the army more attractive by presenting to every recruit who receives ...
... placed at the disposal of the committee are their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales. Princess Louise. and the Duke of Cambridge ; the Dukes of Devonshire, Westminster, Wellington, Fife, liamilton, Richmond, Portland, Leeds, Sutherland, and Marlborough ...
... for Glamorgan, Father of the House of Commons;' died. 18.—Public Park at Poole opened by the Prince of Weirs. Death of the Duke of Aosta, ex-King of Spain. A violent gale raged over the British Islands, caning revers! fatal accidents. Suspension of Chelsea ...
... purchase system. Among the names of those whose words are quoted are Lord Salisbury, Mr. Gladstone, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Cardwell (who was Secretary of State for War at the time of the abolition of purchase), Earl Granville, Mr. Childers ...
... Hammond, London 6 airs Cotton J. Eq., Mi% Jonx Jesus. TILE LATE SIR HOWARD ELPHIN• STON E. Acting on her Majesty's behalf, the Duke of Edinburgh. Naval Commander-in-Chief at Devonport, has unveiled a brass tablet and lectern, which have been placed in the ...
... King of Italy, the Queen Regent Emma of the Netherlands, the widowed Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, the Duke of Edinburgh. the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, the Duchess Vera of Wiirtemberg, Prince and Princess Leopold of Prussia, Princess Margaret ...