... Highness Prince Albert and the Duke of Cambridge accompanied the imperial party to Dover. Dovra, Saturday, Throe o'clock. The Emperor and Empress of the French arrived at Ave minutes past one, with Prince Albert, the Duke of Cambridge. the French Ambassador, ...

... Railway, with a view of stopping the Royal train on its return to town on Saturday afternoon with Prince Albert and the Duke of Cambridge. after seeing the Emperor and Empress of the French leave our shores. Ihe prisoner was seen to place on that line, about ...

... into the House of Lords by Baron Cranworth, the Lord Chancellor, for a reform in the government iof t h e University of Cambridge. It places the govern. ment of the university in the hands of the Heads of Colleges, the professors, resident doctors, and ...

... Earl Lieutenant Hon. W, A. Amherst, on return from the Lieutenant W. Atcheson, by the Duke of Cleveland. Mr. Barrow, M P., by Viscount Gal Lieutenant the Duke ‘of Cambridge Bontine, by Earl Mr. J. T. Cator, by Earl of Harewood. Carnet W. Lister Kaye. Dr. ...

... his hope, of hi in many a division, for the eon that tue - resolutions would be pressed to of t the feeling of the honse.—The Duke of Newcastle, the Marquis of Clanricarde, the Marquis of Lansdowne, and other lords also addressed the house, after which when ...

... about 9,000 troops will oceupy the ground at the opening of the camp at and it is stated that Her Prince Albert, the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Hardinge, and the Earl of Cardigan, will be present on the IVIVENSE SUCC S OF THE EW J. KILVINTON, FROM LONDON ...

... de theatre. The various recipients of the medals were, as we have stated, formed in the rear of the Foot Guards, The Duke of Cambridge ordered both lines to form four deep, and then the rear line, passing through the front line, marched uvtil it arrived ...

... opposite. me, alli don — for the applicant. Suur.—J: a license for the Duke of Cambridge t at Jump, the of we Mr. Hamer sup- the application, w' by Mr. Mar- be of the proprietor of the 1 Duke of Wel- lington, an old applied for a license for a house, his own ...

... wish all both to your selves and the town of Romsey. and prolon cheering. ) VISIT OF THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE [0 On Tuesday looked for visit of the it Duke of Cambridge to Liverpool took place. His royal ied into the town by the Earl of of Hardwicke, Tyrwhitt ...

... working classes who were unable or dis inelined to purchase the high-priced ticket for the recent Crimean banquet at which the Duke of Hamilton pre- sided. The demonstrations took the form of a soiree, and was attended. Dr. Nichol, professor of astro- nomy ...

... before five o'clock, ied by Vrince Albert, the Duke of Cambridge, and suite, and escorted by a squadron of Life Guards. His Majesty, accompanied by Prince Albert and His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, arrived -at Folkstone harbour at 8-40 a.m. His ...

... military e count of his ignorance of the position of the import: ant island of Fernando Po, tries the Duke of h the question which caused his dis- Cambridge wit! The reply of his Royal Highness, “ How the deuce should I know,” is commented upon by the un- ...