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... the Duke of Marlborough, the Duke of Somerset, the Duke of Atholl, Earls, Beauchamp, Dudley, and Mar and Nellie, and the Marquis of Bute. A good deal of vexation will be caused among these noble families if the Clarter should go to the now Duke of N ...
... strength. The Duke and Duchess of Saxe-Coburg- Clothe have invited more than a score of English friends to the festivities in of their silver wedding. The Queou has sent some most handsome and costly gifts. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Connaught, ...
... more of the Government's promised measures were i ntroduced on Tuesday night, that dealing with Secondary Education by the Duke of Devonshire in the House of Lords, while In the House of Commons Mr. Chamberlain explained the principles of the Bill dealing ...
... etiorninus gathering. Including the of Walea. the Duke of the Delo and or Devonshire, Mr. Bußour, Lord mi sod L ed Led Rothe. child, all the inmeheat of the family Ms& the Austrian Anthems/or end Der n. Duke and Duchene of Bic and s e Campbell- the Duchess ...
... fashionable paraders to display their charming costumes or talk with any semblance of privacy to their acquaintances. The Duke of Cambridge and the male members of the Royal Family have practically given up Church Parade in the customary avenue, and have withdrawn ...
... members of the Diplomatio Body, leading politicians, and Church and State dignitaries. The Prince of Wales, Duke of York, the Duke of Cambridge, sad other of Use Royal family arrind shorty before therm, and the Prince received her. Majesty as drew no dose ...
... a white metal. An intimation has, I hear, been received at the Colonial Office from the authorities of Christ's College, Cambridge, to the effect that at the end of the present term there will be an election to a Hanna scholarship of the annual value of ...
... in the ceremony, rods on to the parade ground dressed ins field marshal's uniform, supported by the Duke of Ounimught, the Duke a Cambridge, the Duke of York, and Prince Christian. These were preceded by the brilliant Head-quarters Stan; and the various ...
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... the diplomatists and soldiers who shape his policy. It is understood that the Duke of Cambridge will again devote much of his time at Homburg this year to the blind Grand Duke of Ifecktenburg-fitreliix, his brother-in-law. Homburg is already tilling very ...
... course, internee be the speech-making. It is fairly certain the@ the Royal bench will be unusually The Duke of Cambridge never wines • war debate, and the Duke of Con is interested in virtue of his military Lord Reeebery, it appears, is too with astrioessiel ...
... Emperor will comprise a brilliant conglomeration of political, literary, diplomatic and Royal personages. The Duke of Connaught and the Duke of Cambridge will both accept the hospitality of the Prince of Wales for the occasion. Mr. Balfour's presence is due ...