... Distribution of the Prizes of the Fine Art Union in London, on Tuesday week, on which occasion His Royal High- new the Duke of Cambridge presided, Mr. John Thomas law utatwner, in this town, obtained a prize of Twenty-five Pounds. PBKBKNTAIIOJT OF PLATK ...

... of all right to heavenly aid by sanctioning such a desecration of faith as was involvedin this' bill (cheers). The Duke of Cambridge opposed the bill. Viscount Canning supported the bill, observing that the noble lord who moved the amendment had appealed ...

... physician accouchertothe Queen John Forbes, M,D., F.R.S., physician to the Queen's House- hold, Prince Albert, and Duke of Cambridge W. Augustus Guy, M.D., Cantab., Professor W. H. Judd, F.R.C.S., surgeon to-Prince Albert C. Aston Key, F.R.C.S., F.R ...

... and neither the present recipients nor their parents have done anything to deserve a pension?— Duke of Grafton £ 10,598 Duke of Marlborotigh 4,000 Heirs of Duke of Sehomberg 2.900 I 535 Assignees of late Chas, Boone, moiety of Earl 1,200 All the above pensions ...

... circumstances his father, the Rev. Mr. Hait, sent him to Hertford, but finding no relief, he sent him to Dr. Chaplin, of Cambridge, Massachusetts. The doctor said there was no relief for him at the time, but at the age of thirty-six or thirty-seven there ...

... to give any account of his stewardship. In the New Forest the warden is his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge Waltham, Lord Mornington Whittle- wood, Duke of Grafton Whychwood, Lord Churchill; the last three being all hereditary offices, and a very ...

... llnririirs.. THE true Church of England at this moment lies in the edi- tors of the newspapers.- Ylio?)zas Carlylc. THE Duke of Buccleuch is now granting sites for Free Churches, and recovering his lost popularity. JENNY LIND is going to be married to ...

... but her Majesty is expected to return to the continent early in the present week. The Prince de Joinville, the Duke de Nemours, and the Duke d'Aumale, with their consorts and youthful families, are all staying at Claremont. The Royal exiles take frequent ...

... two sisters. The father is a blacksmith by trade. SUICIDE AT THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE'S.On Friday, Mr. William Pell, who had for many years held the situation of secretary to his Grace the Duke of Devonshire, in addition to an office in the Board of Green ...

... foundation-stone of the building, has ap- pointed next Tuesday (the 8th of May), at twelve o'clock, for the ceremony. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE.—His Royal Highness has reco- vered from his recent severe and protracted attack of gout, and was able to take carriage ...

... its close the Duke was a patient listener, sitting in the same scat, and resting his hands, and occasionally his chin, on his ivory-headed cane. He did not rise, however, a Navigation-law repealer, for the name of the Duke of Cambridge does not appear ...

... stall during the ceremony. Their Royal High- nesses the Duke of Cambridge and Prince George of Cam- bridge occupied their stalls. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Cambridge, and their Serene Highnesses the Duchess of Saxe Weimar ...