... Mr. George Grenville, the grandfather of the present Duke of Buckingham, from whom these autograph proofs have descended to the present possessor. The venerable Statesman, nearly allied to the Duke of Buck- ingham, has requested the discovery shonid not ...

... excellent health. Yesterday he resumed his drives, and was out ic his pony phleton for three houcs. But it is said that the Duke of Cambridge is much in- disposed; and that Sir Williamn Knigh ton is gone to Hanover, by the King's special coimmand, to attejid ...

... notice of the time when itbhas stopped. The iaventor, H. Pipert, warrants It 20 years, and asks 6,000 ducats for it; the Grand Duke of Hesse has offered him 5,000, which be has refused. SINGULAR Ecs1o.-At two miles from Milan is a singular echo. The repom't ...

... The chair was taken by the Duke of Norfolk. Amongst those~present, we noticed Lord Stafford, I'on. Hugh Clifford, Hon. Edvard Petre, Dr. Collins, Me. Bat- lei, Lord Stourton, Lord Clifford, Earl of Shrewsbury, &ec. The Duke of Norfolk congratulated the ...

... be recalled because he is impartial, for he conferred no favour upob us ; of,' because he op- posed the Bruniswickers? The Duke of Welliigton said be would be worse than mad, if he became Premier. He is, therefore, a self-convicted madman, and yet, gra- ...

... aniongst 'them.u His Eseetleoey tile Duke 'of Northumnberland has liren pleased to apiloilt the Rev. Elias Thackery, fornierly Fellow of- ing's College, Cambridge; one of his Excellencv's du- mneaticChaplains. The Duke of No'oth klnberland has been pieased ...

... intelligent body has declared against concessiont-the University of Oxford ; brlt on the otherl baird the University of Cambridge lias declared in its f4vorn-. This is another remarkable instance of the progress of liberal opinionis-20 years ago, for ...

... alarming illness of the Duke of Clarence has caused a great sensation._ At the time we wete going to press, the accounts were verv distressing.-Age. Tut; DUDE OF WCLLINGToN.-Very contradictory statements are made as to the health of the Duke of Wellington. We ...

... King is much worse to-day thaii he was yesterday; that the Dukc of Cambridge has been sent for express from Hanover; and tbat there is even some intention of sending for another Royal Duke, who has not been at Court for soiue years by-gonwe !-Aorn- ing Herald ...

... five feet tell and a half inches. The Dukes of Kent and Cumberland, five feet eleven inches; the Duke of Clarence five feet eight inches; the Duke of Sussex, nearly Cave feet ten inches; and the Duke of Cambridge, nearly five feet tell inches. ...

... -under General Honeywood; she las a perfect recollection of the death of Sir Isaac Newton, and her facul. ties remain good.- Cambridge tChronick. -TO CORRESPONDENTS- We feel every disposition to. oblige an old, though an tD. known friend, but however meritorious ...

... Saxe-Coburg. Equeri.es to his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester. Equerries to his Royal H ighness the Duke of Cambridge. Equerries to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. Equserries to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumnberland. ...