... his audience of duction. Extract of a letter from Hambureh, dated Sept. 97: —‘ Sunday evening his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, with his suite, arrived at Weidemanu’s Russian Hotel, on the Ladies’ Walk, where Mr. J. Thornton, the Merchant, had ...

... allowing a relaxed system of discipline in the regiment, which brough: it into bad repute with the Commander of the Forces, (Duke of Weilington), and incurred the reproach cated inthe letter from the Adjutaat Geactal of the Forces to Lord Edward Somerset ...

... birth-day was kept at The compan Frogmore. who dined, were the Queen, the Prince Ke nt, Princesses Elizabeth, Augusta, and Mary, Duke of Kent, Duchess of York, ies Harcourt, Thynne, and Macclesfield, Generals Spencer, Gwynn, and In the evening all the neighbouring ...

... and accepted ast he Duke, retains his original place in her affections; an dthe Duke of Cales receives his com- his titles and fortune. pensation in an addition to and looked pretty and Miss Foote was the heroive, and Abbot, the Duke. childish ; Jones, ...

... opened, there will be, before the delibera- tions begin, a solemn service, and a Je Deum, at which his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge will be present, who will go thither in the state coaeh drawn by six horses, which lately arrived from England. When ...

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... E»cnit t'tc Hth Instant. There will al-o he BALL, at the Town-Hall, on FRIDAY, the /Ith FEBRUARY, in honour of the Duke of Cambridge’s Birth-dny. a, already advertised. ...

... Prince** Charlotte Cranbourne. Wednesday, Princess Charlotte paid a visit the Qneen and Princesses at the Castle. Saturday, the Duke* of York aad Kent arrived at Windsor. Princess Charlotte’s Birth-day wa* this day celebrated at Frogmore, a dinner given by ...

... ies, 14s. to be had of the There will ako be a BAIL.L, at the Town-Hall PRIDAY, the 24th FEBRU ARY, in honour of the Duke of Cambridg reg Birth-day, as already advertised, WINDSOR AND ETON EXPRESS . At a meet of the Trustees of the Turnpike Road, leadi ...

... damages were laid at 30,0001. 15. The first meeting of the Assembly of the king dom of Hanover was opened this day by the Duke of Cambridge. vo. A strong gale of wind from the south and south- west did great injury along the coast. “4. Treaty of Peace between ...

... Socicty, at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-street, on Tuesday, the 7th inst.—in the absence of his Royal Brother, the Duke of Cambridge, Patron of the Institrtion, the Dake of Kent took the Chair. After the customary toasts, his Royal Highness gave, ‘ The ...

... Petitions on the subject of the Corn Laws, and state of the agricultural interest, from certain districts of the county of Cambridge, and the adjoining counties. This petition, and four others to the same effect, were then laid on the table. Lord GRENVILLE ...