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... with Mrs. Matthews, for Australia. The performance was under the patronage of the Prince and Prince** of Wales, the Duke and of Cambridge, and the Prince and incess of Teek. The Prince of Wale# intends to visit Lord Pilihardinge, at Berkeley Castle, for ...
... The deathless ride of the 600 Balaklava, the bloody heights of Alma, and the dashing charge at Inkerman, where the Duke of Cambridge abed tears when drew his little remnant away would long remain in their memory. The deeds of Nelson, of Collingwood, ...
... bull Monarch 13337, was bought Gate Burton for 126 guineas ; Mr. Pawkee’ Bride from Booth’s Alexina trite followed, and May Duke 16553 came a 30 guinea bull calf from Mr. Ambler in 1857. Imperial Wiodeor 18036, from Mr. Carr, Stackhouse, succeeded him ...
... crowded on the great nights the last few Sessions. In the Peers gallery the only persons note recognisable were the Duke of Cambridge. Prince Christian, Prince Teck, Lord Cairns, Lord oranuUe. Lord De 'iicy. Lord Dufferin. Lord Alrlie, Lord Digby, Lord ...
... Lancaster has presented the Rev. Charles Underwood M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, Head .Master of the Grammar School, Alford, to the Vicarage of South Thoresby, Lincolnshire. The Duke of Devonshire has presented the Rev. C. J. Hamilton, M.A. the Rectory ...
... College, Dublin, > B. MUla A. Cornaa College, Cambridge. 84. Andrcwe, Leede; J. oiru. Trinity College, Dublin, Untbwalto; B. North, B.A. Clue College, Cambridge, SUpton; B. OlMetd, B.A- Qneen’g College, Cambridge, 84. Thornaa *. Bradley; A, & Oit, K.A Trinity ...
... Orand Lodge. Ktxo Edward’s School.—We are glad learn that eleven out of twelve candidatce sent op from this school to the Cambridge Middle Class Examination have suecesafuliy passed, six of them with honours. Tbe names are follows Seniors: 0. T. Haodford ...
... were maintained to White Cottage below the Duke of Devonshire’s meadows, where the Cambridge crew once more began to leave Oxford, the latter becoming unsteady and scratchy they were left astern. The Cambridge, however, were unable to shake them off altogether ...
... lump.—J. A. Oinsby, Lincoln, Oxford, 20fk. Siin. 1; U. A. M. Wilcox. Jesus. Cambridge, 20ft. 3lin. • R. Bergman, St. Edmund Hall. Oxford, 20ft. 2}in. - Waterhouse, Corpus, Cambridge, 0. Thl* was a Most interesting and clots contest. first tbe two Oxooions ...
... Epwnrth, Mr. Maebre’, Mr, Bray and Mexbaroagb, Mr. Terser. MOOIIT hor, wh bouebl •* »•»- market l.y Mr. Hwl«m»n fer xuince. Tt.« Duke of Uamlltou Carlo* of Ben Mr.'W- refund r Joe.pH D»W. offer '‘‘kimliroo, for »kom •mb* remembered the lalo R,an««rou, £12 ...
... the report ofaaidcom* mittee.*' The following members were appointed committee in pursuance of thee# reeolution*. namely, the Duke of Beaufort, Lord Aite*burj). Lord George Manner*. Lord Cnlthorpe, Lord Wilton. Sir Joeepb Hawley. Admiral Bou*. Colonel Lowther ...
... was punned with unwearied attention. At the latter pert o August (he brigade was renewed the heath by the Duke efTork, attended Duke of Cambridge (father of present CommandeHn-Chlefv, Lieutenant Oeneral Crate, and a numerous suite general oMoere. 1(1* ...