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... party after his great chi-1s death. But he did not adhere to the extreme section inspi ed by Lord Eldon and cheered by the Duke of Cumberland. Wasrr P;arl Grey's Reform Bill was the onestion of the hour, Lord Ilarrowby's father busied himself trying to ...
... Princess Beatrice, Prince's Ctltristian, and Princess Mary ii Cambridge (Duchess of 'reek), and by the Prime of Wake, the Duke of Connaught, the Duke of Albany, the Duke of Cambridge, and the Duke of Tech. Her ...
... could be placed. The Clerk informed the Board that he had, as requested, mentioned the matter to Mr. Garrod, the steward of the Duke of Rutland, on whose property it was proposed to erect the shed; but Mr. Garrod could not entertain the idea of building upon ...
... Colonel the Hon. IV. J. Colville representing the Duke of Edinburg!) ; Col. Gordon representing Prince and Pr'ncesa Christian, who - ent Powers. It was understood that his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge had expromed his condolence, but, t.elieving It ...
... Blackwood's .11agaz;IIP complains this month that one heard, at the mess tables in Egypt. more of Mr. Childers than the Duke of Cambridge, and sees in it signs of an attempt to convert the Royal into a Pal liamentary army. Perhai $ Lord Hartington will be ...
... the Preston Guild commenced on Monday, September 4th, lasting several days, the Duke of Cambridge taking the part in the ceremonies which would have been sustained by the Duke 0 Albany bet for his indispesition. On Tuesday night, September sth, a de perate ...
... immediate surgical attendance, satisfactorily recovered.—The Public Hall was occupied on the 14th, 15th and 16th instants by the Cambridge Bijou Amateur Dramatic Society, who gave their first-rate performances to good houses. On MARCH 2nd the annual dinner of ...
... n the society, admitted under Life ions. went with* scholarship t o Trinit y Assurance policies, were for an amount of Cambridge, distinguished himself there. and be £237,657 3s. 44., of which the sum of £2842 cameanassistant master atßugby—ama.stershipat ...
... and Cheshire, which increased in value during his life. He was twile married; the first time while an undergraduate at Cambridge to a tailor's ciaug .ter. Lord Stamford's life was entirely devoted to field sports and cricket, in which last he excelled ...
... which included the Ptinee of Wales, Princes Albeit Victor and George, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke of Cambridge, Count Gleichen, and Lord Woleeley, were awaiting the Duke of Connaught's arrival and delayed their delay ture till they were informed ...
... alleged to be due from the defendant Hazzard, baker, of Fordham.—Mr. Button, clerk to the Board, produced a lease from the Duke of Rutland granting the Board the right to collect tolls upon all carts, baskets, etc., exposing commodities for sale in the ...
... Facoachs, ro.,a age . .1. so dby all chemists. Kay Bro.; , Stockport. AT the Guildhall, Rath, Mr. Hermon, the kit of the Cambridge senior weingiers, was re ently presented by the Mayor, in the name of the eiti , ens, a handsome lib ary table. Mr. Hermon ...