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... majority about a week since. Ile wail horn near Taunton, in the early days of 1811. Educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge, he was called to the Har at Lincoln's Inn in 1837. In 1844 he gave to the world his Elithen or Traces of Travel brought ...
... wnrds, ' Tnink on the minstrel as ye kneel.' The following amusing incident occurred during the recent visit of the Duke of Cambridge to Rome. While visiting King Humbert and Crispi his Royal liighness, with all his well known warmth of expression, t ...
... 'cordin' to yo' igntanee so yo' kin understand it ; are the chile a boy or a gal chile P The words attributed to the Duke of Cambridge. after hie interview with Leo XIII.. are &embed by tLe Liberty Ceibalira, of Naples, having bean spoken to • deputation ...
... Z. OSUMI'S By Balance on bands of Troaaurse 500 20 0 0 27 1 61 £64 9 6i The words attributed to the Duke of Cambridge after his interview with Leo XIII., are described by the Liberta Cattolioa, of Naples, aa having been spoken to a deputation ...
... his present position in the army, and that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to His Royal Highness, also to the Duke of Cambridge, the Premier, and Mr. Gladstone. Sir W. Gordon-Cumming was married on Wednesday morning. The Press Association says:—lt ...
... os Devowsetas—The Barrow correspondent to the Central News, telegraphing at half past eight o'olock on Monday evenmys—n The Duke of Devonshire's condition is much the same as it was this morning. He is sore regime. however, sad appears to be sinking, ANOTIIai ...
... fitted for the duties of • soldier's life, and would be quite willing to command a regiment of Amazons to-morrow if the Duke of Cambridge would commission her to form a company. Mr.. Gladstone assured a friend of the Westenb Daily Ihreury's London Correspondent ...
... rests himself like a weary tramp against this valuable turnstile. He begins: • l'he Duke of Minna* was for the usual period an undergraduate at the Univerity of Cambridge. He was entered at Trinity College. He lived in Neville'scourt in the staircase nearest ...
... we have just spoken, and conveyed the manor of Alton to the present proprietors. The twelfth Earl of Shrewsbury was created Duke of Shrewsbury and Marquis of Alton by George 1., but, dying without issue, the Marquisate and Dukedom expired with him. Be ...
... For a time it was rigorously applied to that purpose. 'Then officers came to benefit by the fund, and finally when the Duke of Cambridge was appointed its official head, the fund, instead of beiog applied for which it was originally designed, Deems to have ...
... the close of the last century in Clore c miry. Ile belonged 1! Pro• fauvist Church, was °ducod i■ the Univeraity of Cambridge, England. and on reaching his majority inherited a large pr petty in his native county. While Steele wad still a young man ...
... much excitement sod ohne, wee Saes ed on Mond sy evening at the Moose .s. Shortly b. fore five Kr. /hod., Pubiie Orator et Cambridge, drove np to the St. Stephen's entrance with tie Rife to inquire for Sir Richard Tempt., M P, who arp iint.d to meet them ...