... in no small share by her daughter, Princess Mary. The Duke of Cambridge acquires a considerable increase of fortune by his mother's death, and therc are large legacies to the children of the Duke and Duchess of Teck. It had been settled that there were ...

... be long before, at the close of a lengthened period of service, he should retire. When, observes the Daily News, the Duke of Cambridge does retire this long service, to which he could not have more modestly referred, will deserve to be characterised as ...

... perpetual curacy of Stanley, DOW West Hallam, Derbyshire, which had been offered to him by the Bishop of Southwell. The Duke of Cambridge paid a private visit to Woolwich Arsenal on Monday, and witnessed some important experiments with the newly-invented ...

... fi eld, and Dr. Booth attended Mr. Stanton, who will be some time before he will be able to discharge his duties. The Duke of Cambridge presided at a meeting held in London on Monday for the purpose of considering means for raising funds to support the ...

... formed s guard of roe of Wales, having taken his is, accompanied by the other loyal party, the Archbishop of rayers, the Duke of Cambridge an address to the Prince, who, in Council of the great interest be hogs of the day. He could not more noble or more right ...

... . Three men were buried, one being killed and the others severely injured. William Doe, an old soldier, who was the Duke of Cambridge's first drill instructor, has just died in the Colohest3r Union. He was employed as the boys' caretaker for several years ...

... Station, where their train will be passed on to the tramway. An address will be presented to their Royal Highnesses by the Duke of Cambridge. The Primes, will fire the first shot from one of the new rifles on a machine rest. She will be presented with the gold ...

... The ceremony was conducted by the Duke of Cambridge after a religious service at which the chaplain of the English Legation officiated. Lord Vivian, the British Minister, formally announoed to the Duke of Cambridge the history of the momument scheme ...

... Thornewill, at the police court on Saturday. Their names are William Meekin (Tilbury place), William Robinson, alias Scattergood (Duke-street), John Chattens (Paget-street), Joseph page and William Bagnall (Derby-street), and Joseph Salt (Park-street), and they ...

... time. The far-famed beautiful Miss Gunning became twice • duchess in her time by marrying first the sixth Duke of Hamilton and then the fifth Duke of Argyll. It is of this charming young Irish lady that the story is told that, when she had been a short ...

... great grandson was the bearer to his greatfather of the many beautiful bouquets sent to him by the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, the Dowager Lady De Hos, and other attached friends. He passed away in hill possession of his faculties, leaving behind ...

... him at Balaclava, but passed unscathed through the action, being one of the survivors of the 18th Light Dragoons. The Duke of Cambridge on Monday visited Nottingham, and reviewed the South Notts. Hussars in Wollaton Park. His Royal Highness was accorded ...