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... TlfE DCTKK AFPAIKS. Master of the Rolls had before him on Monday morning petition of Mr. Fadwick, a judgment creditor of tire Duke of Newcastle, for order to sell tho D-ike's equitable life interest in his leasehold resi' deuce in Carlton House-terrace. ...
... Duchess Cambridge, lier royal highness attained her Tffnd year. The Prince and Prun of Wales visit to the Duchess, an I during the her royal highness received numerous visits from members of the aristocracy. In tie evening the Duke of Cambridge bad select ...
... :—The National Rifle Association' prizes of ten cups, value £5 each; the Countess of Spencer's Prize, value £2O; the Duke .of Cambridge's Prize, value £10; the 2nd Middlesex Artillery Prize 40. The *inners. I may repeat ,lest you should not have heard ...
... site was obtained in Hyde Park. The fountain was erected at a cost of £1,200, and was opened by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge last summer. It is rift the property of the Queen. Full reports of the opening appeared in the papers, and the illustrated ...
... Why is a rabbit like some of our 81.P.s ?—Because he sneaks Into Burrows. _ A VOICE FROBI CovE CommoN.—Well, when the Duke of Cambridge inspects the troops at Aldershot, there is no doubt whatever that they are inspected—by George. APPROPRIATE.-A report ...
... (Challenge) ; he let Durham, the N R.A. prize; the 3rd West York, the Countess Spencer's Prize of .£2O ; tbe 2nd Sussex, the Duke of Cambridge's prize of £10; the Ist Sussex, £lO, given by the 2nd Middlesex Artillery Volunteers; the Queen's prize of £lOO, the ...
... Armitage, shopkeeper, Westgate; Henry Naylor, New Inn, Greenside ; Daniel Berry, Crescent Hotel, Kaye-stieet • Robt. Naylor, Duke William, Market-place; Joseph W ilson, Cricketers Arms, Cemetery-road ; Joseph Wigglesworth, shopkeeper, Oidfield-lane ; Squire ...
... which are clearly be seen the style of an accomplished master. It is, besides, something more. scene between the writer and the Duke Wellington, when Mr. Hiiskisson'i dismissal or his being retained, was in dispute, ii the very highest and finest style of ...
... mMchinerv. Whim OFTH«CoaiIA!m«K tion of experimental redoubt by the troops Chatham. aft ogo, ecrious inculent occurred. e Duke of Cambridge, Chief, r cently signified hi* pleasure that aT should wear steel sc°ibb»rdi for their swonls, and. at e>»B-i leralde ...
... Hopkinson, student at Cambridge University, 134 marks; Thomas S. Elgood, aged 24, mechanical engineer, Leicester and Owen's College, Manchester, 127 marks; George A. Greenhill, aged 21, student at Christ's Hospital School, and Cambridge University, 116 marks; ...
... age. betook his U. A., ana »a Chambre. IILTfmcEXT Donation.—The Marqni. of Date . The Drond^u,-. tales that the Dike of Cambridge Admiralty the loss ef the tngate be given in the Coonai for the d«fen«oad a.H.n obSdued the chancellor-, prise for A Mrs ...
... speech at Castlebar is veryinagenrate, but does not state in whit respects it is so. • The Broad Arrow states that the Duke of Cambridge is detained abroad by illness. It is understood hisitoyal Highness is suffering „from gout in both knees. The Swindon ...