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... the Marquis and the Daks Argyll. The Mover Address (Lord was early in attemlaucb. We observed his Royal Highness Duke of Cambridge, the Duke Newcastle, Earl Grey, tbs Bar! Carlisle, the Eat I of Shaftesbury, Ac, amongst the peers present in the early part ...
... bill. lu>rd Pnnmure before the house adjourn*. for tiie Christmas holidays, he wished t ...
... THE MEATH PEOPLE, FEBRUARY 6, 1858. ot |tehjs. ni» Royal HifthneM the Duke of Cambridge be raised the rank of field marshal. This gives him an Increase of 3d per day to his pay. allowance of forage for twenty horses, and other considerable additional ...
... future occasion. The Duke of Argyle, at considerable length, d -mU ...
... entrusted everything to tlie discretion of the Governor General and council in Calcutta. THC C.VWKI'ORK BATTLES. The Duke of Cambridge announced that a letter had been received from C. Campbell, exonerating Gen. Wy from all blame in regard the late disasters ...
... that published many works. All Paris was eager to see them ; the journals resounded with my praises.’ * Then you are not the Duke dc Core ?’ said I with surprise. ‘No,’ returned the unknown, gruffly; and a smile regret and contempt slightly posted over ...
... discussiod ensued, in which Earl Grey, the Marquis of Clanricardc, and others took part. the course of the debate, The Duke Cambridge stated that royal commission was about to issued for inquiry into the general subject of the militia force. The subject ...
... very close together thitoulyau imperfect view could bo of the illustrious party. In the remaining carriage*- were the Duke of Cambridge. Cowley. Cow ley, and the ladies in attendance on her Blsjestv After a dejeuner the Prefecture, the imperi -1 eu, (,y« ...
... Before the Duke * f Cumberland had st tiled down into quiet life he had gone abroad, and the younger branches of his family became strangers to this country. The solo acquaintance which have had with rising royalty has bevu in the Cambridge family, not ...
... Colin Campbell, raised tho peerage under the title of Lord Clyde, and the Governor Gene ral in India Lord Canning. The Duke of Cambridge i* the Commander iu Chief at home. new title of Sir John Yarde liuller is Lord Churston Ferrers. Lord Chelmsford tho ...
... even Prussia hu been lately reviewing bu troops under the command of the Prince Prussia; our own ComraantU-r-m Cbiof, the Duke Cambridge, assisting the display. Looking still further east, we perceive mighty Czar Alexander If., iu pnjpru pertona, the heal ...
... magazine to any subordinate authority. command. G. Wethf.ii all, Adjutant General The cents, sanctioned the nuiln* rlty the Duke of Cambridge, for sending a ce;lain uu •■her siat! scrgcunis and sergeant tnajors with the rein&rcemeats prtcccding Imli.i, have been ...