... valour and courage is another notable figure. It will be seen that in several elections he was returned for the County of Cambridge, as well as for the borough of Newport, and he elected to serve for the former constituency ; but in the first and second ...

... County of Cambridge. 16013 John, Lord Cutee, and Sir Robert Cotton, Kt., Henry Greenehill rice Lord Cutts (returned for County Cambridge). 1700 John, Lord Cutts, and Samuel Sheppard, sen. Henry Greenehill, rice Lord Cutts (returned for County Cambridge.) 1701 ...

... n of his assistance to the cause of Agriculture. The presentation was made at a banquet at Willis's Room.;, over which the Duke of Richmond and Gordon presided. Sxv ERA L medical students were brought before Mr. Lushington, at the -Westminster Police-court ...

... battery on Green-hill, Woolwich-conunon, at 11 o'clock on Monday morning, announced the arrival in the garrison of the Duke of Cambridge, Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief, for the purpose of presiding at the public day at the Royal Military Academy, ...

... __._ ______ __. Wittcoi:g CAirr(443E-VlsrrE.—The Parcels Post one st Christmas time. Oitomt of omc Attro. THE Duke of Newcastle has again returned hie tenants 20 per cent. of their rents. A similar abatement has been made for the last four ...

... Rifles; Mr. E. W. Stanton; Mr. C. Wellesley : Captain Kirkpatrick ; Major K Lake, La., uniform ; Mr. Frederick Arden, Duke of Cambridge's Hussars; Captain Spens, uniform, 85th Light Infantry ; Mr. Felix A. Davis, the ghost of a Mosher ; Mr. H. L Norris ...

... Albert Victor of Wales, attended by the Rev. J. Dalton, C. M.G., left for Cambridge early this morning. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Albany, Princess Alice, and the Infant Duke of Albany left for Claremont at 10.40, attended by the Hon. Mrs. R. Moreton ...

... Testament will be published immediately after Easter. _ . A so' of Mr. Chamberlain has been elected Vice- Preeident of the Cambridge Union. MR. (LAMM/MI, of Islay, brother-in-law of Earl I:ranville, and late one of Her Majesty's groomsin-waiting, died on ...

... Privates pay fourpence a day on account of their wives, and a penny for each child, to the maximum of sixpence a day. THE Duke of Cambridge presided over the annual meeting of the National Rifle Association, held on Tuesday at the Royal United Service Institution ...

... offers ought to have been accepted at once, with intimations that the troops would not he called for until required. —The Duke of Cambridge understood that all the offers had been accepted in case the troops offered were required. Speaking from a purely military ...

... officials before he could be secured. COLONIAL TROOPS FOR THE SOUDAN. The War Office has informed the Central News that the Duke of Cambridge and Lords Hartington and Kimberley have met the Agents-General for the Australian Colonies with the view of considering ...

... length, and written in the Queen's own hand. JOHN DE MAVHESQUE, charged with forging the acceptances of Lord Hartington and the Duke of Westmiuister for large sums, was on Tuesday sentenced, at Bow-street police-court, to eighteen months' hard labour. AT the ...