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... Queen'., also t►e ISecretary of St4te for War nod the hiartie's Cap. Wednesday is devoted to the Bt. George'. and the Duke of Cambridge an Thursday are the second stage the Queen'e, together with the Duly Ts/graph end GravVe Csps Oa Friday toe Doily shot ...
... Emperor and Empress of Japan, the Duchess of Connaught, and Prince Henry of Prussia, thu latter portraits of the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Saxe-Coburg, the Duchess of Argyll, sod the King of Denmark. Accompanying each portrait taerti is explanatory ...
... kindliess and liberatity of his ancestors lie was horn In London in 1886, and was educated at Eton and T.inity College, Cambridge. His first taste of political life was as private secretary to Lred Knatsford, the Colonial Secretary of the 1887 92 Adi ...
... agree with him. He wes born Into a good family, spent part of his boyhood In Paris, and was educated at Bury St. Edmonds and Cambridge. Thereafter till the age of seventy-five, he did what pleased him, and yet, or perhaps because of this, he became rather ...
... in the Crown till Chula 11. bestowed them upon one of his sons, the ancestor of the Duke of Richmond In t 704 the Duke of Richmond sold the es ate of Darnley to the Duke of Montrose, who in 1758 reso d it, partly to Lard Rots, ancestor of he Earl of Glasgow ...
... earned further distinction at. Waterloo. The regiment. served with the Guards' brigade in the Crimea under the late Duke of Cambridge. and greatly distinguished itself at the Alma. Lieberman, and the siege of Sebastopol. Its gallantry may be imagined ...
... of the the reign of Queen Anne: hence the dissPheve, for tiactive character at the Cambridge find. the south For it was in the lodge of Christ's College. are Cambridge. that (hiring the process of remeet of the storation in the suenuier of the present ...
... on again for anybode. From Sixty Years in the 'Wilderness. by Sir Floury Lucy, i❑ the Cornhill Magazine for August. A Cambridge clergyman makes the interestng announcement that sleeping men will b orlinlle e welcomed to his church and pernitted to indulge ...
... paper, Sir Harry promised a treatise on the subject of Phonetic Spelling ; and this will shortly be published by the Cambridge University Press. With regard to any change English orthography, Sir Harry deprecates half measures. He holds that we old ...
... wards presented to him by H.R.H. the - register, I discovered that my instruc- Mr Holmes also suggested that plans , Duke of Cambridge. Four years later tions were not carried out. I then be prepared for Neilston School, where won the Prince of Wales' ...
... promptly dealt with as they CURINTOPIIER MONCK, DUKE OF ALBEMARLE. By Estelle Frances Ward. With Portraits. Demy Bco. ns. net. Christopher, second and last Duke of Albemarle, was the only eon of the first Duke. better known as George Monck, Par- liainentary ...