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... with 25 passengers, and went at the rate of twelve miles an hour. -viiiiin urn CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY,—There are but two candidates for the vacant representation of Cambridge, viz. Mr. G. Bankes, the Secretary to the Board of Control, and Mr. Cavendish, ...
... Saturday was Election Saturday, when the seven young gentlemen of Eton College were put in nomination for King's College, Cambridge. In the afternoon, at two o'clock, ac- cording to the annual custom, the Provost of King's Col- lege (Dr. Thackeray) and ...
... 3 yrs Lord Cleveland's Tamboff, 3 yrs Lord Scar- borough's Cambridge, 4 yrs Mr. Weatherill's The Captain, 3 yrs. First heat.:—2 to I against Cambridge, and 5 to 2 against Tamboff..Cambridge took the lead at a smart pace, followed for about a quarter ...
... Among the names fixed on as the basis of the annuities are those of the King of England, with the Dukes of Clarence, Cumberland, Sussex, and Cambridge the principal male members of the French, Aus- trian, Spanish, Neapolitan, Bavarian, Danish, Russian ...
... Rushall, Wilts, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Milling- champ. The Rev. J. Dunningham, M.A., of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, to the Mastership of the Grammar School, Cuckfield, Sussex. The Rev. J. Franklin, to the Perpetual curacy of New Buck- ingham ...
... nature and also, that he might terminate his life upon the premises of the Inn at which he had years been a faithful servant.—Cambridge Chronicle. The conferences respecting the affairs of Greece, which were at one time intended to be carried on in Paris, are ...
... receiving a very slight degree of nourish- ment, which is administered to her by her mother, or some other attendant.- Cambridge Chronicle. On Saturday, about two o'clock, a number of boys and men, the latter principally brick-makers, were engaged slid- ...
... this evening a fact that will diffuse joy in every English heart. The Duke of Wellington is, we have been assured, no longer Prime Minister. At present We can only say that the Duke of Richmond is to be his Grace's successor. We are in possession of what ...
... watchman near the spot, who immediately came to his assistance, and secured the monster, who is committed to Wisbech gaol.-Cambridge Chronicle. M VRDER.-As a man named Byrnes, a seaman, was pro- ceeding to his mother's house, in the Irish town, Limerick ...
... no bulletin was issued either on Saturday or Sunday. The Duke of Cumberland arrived at the Palace on Satur- day, to make his personal inquiries after the health of his Illustrious Brother. The Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Aberdeen, Mr. Se- cretary Peel ...
... Gloucester arrived at the Castle about half-past 12 on Saturday, and had an interview with his Majesty for about two hours. The Duke of Wellington arrived at the Castle about 10 o'clock on Saturday morning, and had an interview with the King. The throng of ...
... respectable connexions in this town actually forwarded, carefully packed and sealed, a genuine box of Moat's pills, to the Duke of Wellington, for the use of the King, accompanying the precious charge with an epistle, written with a neat little crow quill ...