... Hardwickienac' conipanted his objection with a declared deter- uninzaion to opuon-e iMr. Yorke's re-election for the coutity ot Cambridge, in the event of his yieloing to the proposition made to him. It was a(deld, that the Earl of Hard wickcls op- position had ...

... James Mturray, second son of the Dul-e of Athol's will receive the hand of Lady Amelii Percy, third Idatighter ?? Grace the Duke of Norilhumber- land, atihe entf ofrnext.nionth. The mrarriage ri post- yaoed until her Ladyship attains the age of 21. . William ...

... lIUBIDGLESHlid E NOAMJVA T7IOV. On Tueiday there wai a very numerous : lceetin, o f tihe Frcehrol4err, of the county of Cambridge' held at C:rlthorp, to nromninate a Representative for the county in Parlinmene-t. r r. %Keenae proposed NIr. Charles Yorkeq ...

... S-sentre of ca tb itable, atrid Iris 'Roryal Daitaghter ora hias left, tie rs )ulke of York next tar ?? ?? Ciharloltte and tihe fa Duke of ?? aeit to the Dahbesse of York. e- TIre Dike oi l1rcns rick sat at tile Iread of tirle table. Ik 'lI)e nrclightfil Inarmers ...

... in d, the Castle at Windsor, at which were present rd the Prince of Wales tlhe Duke of York and to Dulches of York. the Dukes of' Clarence, Sus- r- sex, Kent, and Cambridge, Princesses tlizabetli g. Augusta, Mary, and Sophia. rr- Ai his Majety dismounted ...

... Majesty took his dinner, and soon after two o'clock, walked on the Terrace in the company of the Dukes ?? and Cambridge, for near an hour. The Roval Dukes very kindly were the occasional supporters of their Royal Father;'who conversed with them very cheerfully ...

... to represent tile ?? Iris. We have aut hority to state, that tile Duke of G1oucester and the Dake of Rutlarnd are the only Candidates for the Chancellorship of tl.e University of Cambridge. 'I he Vrice-Chancellor has fixed Tuesday tile Q6th inst. for the ...

... for tie university of Cambridge, UaN been elected Xecordiir of 'Ihetford. I hie !trigevitv of the Chancellors of Cam- i- bridge has been very rvmarkable, there lihaing beco only three since 1628, a periodi of 122 years. The Duke iof Somerset held that ...

... I i I g 'iadsor, Jpt i 4.-This rnotning he i Majesty, a ith the Princesses Augusta, EliZabetil, Mary and Sophia, and the Dukes of York, LIvat, and Catifbridge, attended Divine Service fin the Music Room iii the private apartments on thc east side ofthe ...

... Baker, Mr. E L. HuodgSmm., ir1 W, N. W. Hewitt, Mrl.Nortons Mr. Bulrton, a;,:. &-,: O1t Monilay about one o'click k. . Gh(rtat- Duke of Devo;ishire waas introdui;erd to lis; Rmr al lligtiness the P iice H iqo li it Y 1k Iwi. sv, S-. Jamels's Pal lane, upoii ...

... appoint Tl lAS Hirctin;, of Halifax, in the county of York, Gent. a Master Extraordinary in the High C murt of Chancery. The Duke of l)evonsihre in his late toor intin this corntry, is said to have been exaining anti ascertaining the value of his Estatet ...

... gave notirce thit lie should on Tlurs- day st'tnighl, nmove orertaiit letters which paoued he. twen their Royal ?? the Dukes- of Cambridge and York . . Al>r. thisbrrrv svenetiee, thalt he should on Mon- day mnove tor a l lil Ito ealarie ths powers of the ...