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... object was the oaks, covered with weestlu, to which Prince Leopold added the gift of her Majesty. The Priam of Wales and the Duke of Cemasught added the each, while repreffeetatives if meet of the Queen's daughters also placed their on the pile. Some of ...
... mind in the vuhies.t. To at %pane thia however, it should be borne in mud that Bid hoe entered upon no Dew plant since the Duke of Argyll abandoned the Cabinet ea account of it, and that n.) anger ye than Wevineolay the Maroon a Hartington wee speaking ...
... Gimes h in 'wen pl. vied to confer the dignity of a Peerage se his Roil zhness Prince Leopold, who will imams the title of the Duke of Albany. The Emperor of on Monday a depute-- 6in of leolinit is St. Peterelnirg, wl i %sewing hit Majesty of the loyalty ...
... his brother, the Duke of Cumberland, defended against the charge of making a factions aid—he eald set recollect the other egithet—sr would nekso the Duke of Clarence said aloud armee the infemene. The Doke of Banes for the Duke of Chores the las were ...
... ns at the her, and Lord Besaccmsfiehl or the Marquis of Sslishnry on bin legs. The Duke of Edushureh, an representing the Navy, and the Dukes of Com:might and Cambridge ' an representing the Army, sere naturally attracted by Ruch fare as woo provided in ...
... ago in his own house. Bishop Selwyn left his mark sufficiently on his age to need no college to perpetuate his memory; but Cambridge haa paid a practical testimony which silences captious criticism on his personal qualities and his beneficent work, whether ...
... he would confer • benefit on the country. The New York correspondent of the Deity News, writing on Wednesday, says :— The Duke of Satherland, with his party, reached this city last night by a speciel train from Denser. He denies the report that he conversed ...
... Other eurnarm conveyel the PriMOM LORIN', tile Prince.. the Beatrice, the Dnebesr of Coneasght, Priere Leopold, The Duke of Cambridge on the right ef the Royal carriage. The Queen and Royal Family arrived on the review ground about fire o'clock, end were ...
... Wake, the Duke at Connaught, Prier* Christian, Lord. SlmfMebary, &Wishner. Derby, mil Sherbrooke, Mr. Gladstone, and Su Stafford Northoote. Tbe ten bearre apes iatentitinally selected as mremutative men. The Home of L.,.rds was represenaed the Duke of Waddainator ...
... carriage with her Majesty were the Princess Beatrice and the lion, Harriet Phippe. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, the Duke ot Connaught, the Duke of Cambridge, lair Wolseley, and • A distinguished officers were also primed. The march past consumer-el ...
... gallery can be obtained for 84., so that all ranks and classes ought to he suited. Mr. A. H. Greeowood, of Jeans College, Cambridge (von of Mr. H. C. Greenwood, Stipendiary Magistrate for the Potteries), is setter-secretary: and he will play in two of the ...
... lion. Fitzgerald Algernon Foley's retirement. The Lords of Admiralty were at Portsmouth last week, and this week the Duke o: Cambridge will be in that garrison. Lord Nortlibrooix and his colleagues spent three days in glanciag over in ohaerving 'seamen ...