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... VISIT OF THE DUKE OF CAM BRIDGE. ?? our paper of Friday, we noticed the pyoceedings 5iit Or connected with ?? of Cambridge'a visit to Liver- Tin 'y ?? rning the Duke 111Y !h visited the Co~~~leg~~ate Istitution. Aboult eleve o'clock wai ~~ the I~[ayor ...
... Madeira. On Saturday, the Lord Mayor of London and the Lady Mayoress give grand entertainment to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and a distinguished and numerous paity, in the Egyptian Hall. The Oczette of Tuesday [contained the following announcement ...
... penitent's tear ! The volume is extensively subscribed for. In the list of names are those of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the Countess of Sefton, the Bishop of this dioccse, Mr. Rector Campbell, the Mayor of Liverpool, Dr. the Rev. H. Hampton ...
... aNDott AneT UNION.-The annual meeting of e the subscribers was held int Drury-lane Theatre, on 'Tues- r day last, the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. It was . announced that there was a falling off in the suhecrip- D tions to theamountofnearly £6000, and ...
... for secret services and other offices, £40,000 ; Ernest, Duke of Cumberland, (now King of Hanover,) with Kew Palace, £21,000 ; H. R. H. the Duke of Cambridge, £21.000; Prince George of Cambridge, £6000; Princess Augusta Caroline, (his sister,) married ...
... P 5 0 0 Tbe Rev. J. D. Hustler,Thetford, Norfolk.'. 5 0 Robert Jamieson Tbe Duchess of Kent Elias Arnand. Esq The Duke of Cambridge 5 0 John Mure \ 1 Dr. and Mrs. Booth, tatb » Tbe Misses Yates William M'Crackan ft a Mrs. Wild, Stoke Rectory, Balop ...
... were prevented from following X their occupations, there was al dinuer given of the Thea- trical Funld, at which the Duke of Cambridge presided. I The 'here was not i ?? of' argument adductd in oppo- t ition to the reasniableness of the petition, although ...
... H.R.H. the Duke of Cnmbcrlaad,\ now King of Hanover 21,000 Nil. Prince of Saxe Coburg, now King of the Belgians. 50,000 Nil. Princess Augusta of Cam bridge,now Grand DucheEb of Mecklenberg Streliz 3 000 Nil. The Duke of Cambridge 27.000 ...
... The Rev. J. D. Hustler, Thetford, No.folk Hill 5 11 Robert J.imie-nn The sof K» nt 2 ft 0 Ellas Arnand. q ft The Duke of Cambridge 1.. 1111 5 ft 0 John Mure ''' ~ Dr. and Mr«. Booth, Path 1 ...
... list of tbediatinguished party:- lot le. Augusta, Duchess of Cambridge; Augusta Caroline, FJ l Eereditary Grand Duchess of Mecklenburgb, Princess of no Great Britain; Frederick, Hereditary Duke of Mecklen- ice buigh; Princess Mary Adelaide; the Earl and ...
... returned to Buck- OV e has ingbam Palace. The Duchess of Cambridge left the Itt )PhiO5i Princess Sophia's, for Kew, shortly after two o'clock; ? r. and about four o'clock the Duke of Cambridge quitted tic Kensington Palace for the same place, after having ...
... araqs which is now cutting in most of the aneadoie near London. Is double that of the urst. ThD Duke 6f Cumberirand is arrived at Berlin, and the Duke of Cambridge Is about to leave Carlsbad. rhe neat and commodious nen church at Pwllheli is now open for divine ...