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... have recovered completely from the effects of his recent indisposition. Amongst the peers present observed the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Buccleueh, the Earl Ripon, the Earl Aberdeen, the Earl of Haddington, the Earl of Clanricarde, Lord Ahinger, ...
... Iron Duke, belonging the City of Dublin Steam Company, arrived at Kingstown yesterday evening, making her first voyage across the Channel in the short space of eight hours and forty-four minutes, being the quickest passage record. The Iron Duke left Liverpool ...
... group of officers, nt the head of which rode the Emperor of Russia, the King of Saxony, Prince Albert, the Duke of i Wellington, the Duke of Cambridge, General the j Viscount Combcnnere, Lord Saltoun, Sir Robert Peel, &c. general cheer greeted their appearance ...
... followed inriamation, in the other severing a vein—from scissors carried in the fashionable pockets a Suisse in the dress.— Cambridge Chronicle. On Wednesday last, P. Harman, Esq., of Bridgend, killed eighteen rooks in sixteen successive shots, with a ritle ...
... Mr. Gunn who married the Duke of Sussex to Lady Augusta Murray, did not, as a clerical Gun(n), place himself in direct opposition to the cannons of the church. Mr. W. Williams—to move for a copy of the passage in which the Duke of Sussex declares Gunn ...
... delighted at Jack’s novel mode of enjoying himself. The Library of the late Duke of Sussex Wednesday the third day’s sale of the first part of the theological portion of the late Duke of Sussex’s library excited unusual interest, and occasioned full attendance ...
... Justice; Lord Brougham, and Lord Campbell. Lord Tottenham arrived shortly after the commencement of the proceedings. Ihe Duke Cambridge was in the House before the commencement the proceedings, as were Lord Beaumont, Lord Red.sdale, the Earl Dalhousie, Lord ...
... distinctly heard on the hills to the north of Blair Athol, which was said to be a royal salute in honour of the arrival of Duke of Cambridge at Black Mount, a shooting-lodge belonging to the Marquis Breadalbane, near Glencoe, a pass notorious in history. The ...
... od. In order to give more eclat to the affair, the King reviewed the troops a in persor and was accompanied the Duke de Nemours, the Duke de Montpensier, and brilliant staff. The Queen, Princesses, and Court were also present. It is not, however, little ...
... exyhydrogen microscope. Scotland is decidedly unsafe for Royal travellers—and much uneasiness begins to be felt about the Duke of Cambridge, still too near the border ; it is tempting fate to offer that bait for a raid. At all events, even Queen Victoria’s ...
... idress. Her Majesty took her seat at the centre of the Uoval table, having Prince Albert upon her right ind, and the Duke of Cambridge upon her left. ,’he Duchess of Kent sat on the right the Prince Consort, and was supported his Excellency the Count ...
... dirt.” Z.Oin>OXf WOVEMBEB 27. The prize for the English Essay, On the Abuse of Political Theories,” given Trinity College, Cambridge, haa been adjudged to the Hon. Wm. Frederick Campbell, eldest son of Lord Campbell and Lady Stratheden. The Marquis of Worcester ...