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... dinuer inaidof the Work-Girls' -Protection Sooiety, at .Willis's Roomns, LIondon, on Wednesday evening, at whieh the Duke of Cambridge presided, the Iloyal and patriotic toasts which were given from the ochair were receivedi with more than usual enthusiaskn ...
... DUIKE OF CAMBRIDGE M THE I VOLUNT.EERS.. On Tuesday afternoon the spring general meeting of the National Rifle Association was held at the Royal United Service Institution, London. The d chair was taken by the Duke of Cambridge.-The Duke of ...
... ARRIVAL OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. ills Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived on Tuesday at Dover, from the Crimea. The Princees Alice steam paclcet, belonging to the Dover Royal Mail and Continental Steam-packet Company, had ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE It TO LIVERPOOL, AND CELEBRATION OF 1P THE CRIMEAN VICTORIES. i His Royal Higbness the Duke of Cambridge arrived at Knowsley from London, on Monday night, upon a visit I to the Earl of Derby. On the following morning, the ...
... tween his MaIjesty William IV., the reigning Duke of Brunswick, the Duke of Cambridge, and other mnembers of the family, and by which the Duke of Bruswick was also placed under the tutelage of the Duke of ...
... after the attack upon Odessa, sailed to Sebastopol.`-(Cheers.) THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. The Duke of NEWCAsTLE, in answer to a question from Lord Redesdale, stated that the Duke of Cambridge acted according to his Instructions In proceeding ...
... Colonel-in-Chief, vice Field.'Marsbal his Grace the Duke of Wellington, K.G., deceased, September 23. Is this right? If so, we should like to know the reason why. We can understand why F.M. the Duke of Wel- lington should have commanded as many regiments ...
... brougham, followed by the Duke of Edinburgh a few minutes pfter~ Preceded by a detachment of Life Geards, the royal carriages filled out of the Palace Yard, the blind playing thie Russian Hymn. In one of the carriages rode the Grand Duke Alexis, the Princess ...
... intervals. The hand of-each battalion was formed in several ranks on its right in line with the leading company. . The Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by the Earl of Sefton (lord lieutenant of the.county), Lord William Pon- lett, adjutant general, and Colonel ...
... not in position at the appointed Agu~be, and ook 510part in the day's proceedings. After the fight had been contthe Duke of Cambridge, in his capacity of umpire, declared that the First Corps had maintained, and was able to continue to maintain, its position ...
... ice-bound in Kertch, and its general making serious preparations againat a meditated attack by Gene- ral WrangeL. The Duke of Cambridge has returned from Paris, bringing along with him the Sardinian general, so that we may conclude that the Co6tucil of ...
... pointed out that he was but one member of a numerous committee. GENERAL NEWS. The A i-my and Navy ?? understands that the Duke of Cambridge has decided on calling upon a general offcer of Her Majesty's army to resign his commission, in consequence of his name ...