... 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 ...

... the present Larl of Meltnater. nt Sept, , rVezl, 7:3, Liout.-Colornel Wm. Jones, equerry a tohis loyal HIghness the Duke of Cambridge. .o' Sayt. ol It Brompton, Elizabeth, wife of J. R. Pianche, tm S pt. . ugei 29, Mr. John Wood, of Christian-street, ...

... chaplain to the Ravel ry- Military Asylum, Chelsea, from its foundation ; mad e tas chapl-ain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. will Jan. 21, aged 11 years and 4 months, Mary Elba, se- r191us, cond daughter of Mr. David Roberts, Hope-street. isous8 ...

... assume the throne of hisI dominions. On his arrival in Hanover the viceroy- i alty of the Duke of Cambridge, as a matter of course, ceases. The latter royal duke is now on his way for England, and hourly expected. Iis arrival was looked for yesterday. ...

... by Lady Mary Pella mo Lady of the Bedlcharnber to her ~lo Royal ilghn.ss, ng His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, he His Royal Highne:sathe'Duke of Seaox. *n- each a4ended by a Golatleman of their Royal iifghnes' - ia. ' ' ' household. inc Vice ...

... the ?? Duke, drove up to the side door: leaning on the thone ill Prince Regent's arm, followed by the Duke of or ISi! ,rs Cambridge, they both saluted their Royal Sister, in thes g and handed her into her carriage, then emlo aced downt ithe Duke of Gloucester ...

... cond daughter of Mr I Scaife, of Birkby, near Maryport. On Sunday the I1th lost in the 85th year of her age, Mrr. Twontymoman, Duke-street. On Monday hlth, at Newcastle, aged 73, Richard Wood, Esc of this town, and previously of Vinsford, Cheshire. On ?? ...

... Walsh, of the e. Spread Eagle Hotel, Corporation-street, formerly of Over Darwen. Jam. 14, at Montroae, Mrs. Duke, mother of Sir James is Duke, M P., Lord Mayor ot London. Jan. 15, aged 72, Mr. John Holland, joiner, River- street, Preston. He was foreman ...

... Wm. Beaumont Bushby. D.D. Dean of Rochester. He was travelling with his friend, Dr. Thackery, Provost of King's College, Cambridge, and died after three days illness. Lately, Fletcher Paris, Esq. of Pulteney street, Bath. He has bequeathed to trustees ...

... ofSutton. Cheshire. ou froesdaylast, at St Mark'sChurch, Mr. Wm. Dowbiggin, C to Nary cnhe, eldest daughter of Mr. E. Broadley, Duke-street. Samle doy, at lufford, in this county, the Rev. Joseph Thos. Ilortoll, Vicar of Ormskirk, to Harriet, the eldest daughter ...

... Highness the Duke of Sussx should give the il > Royal briue away, if the state of his health permit him fl to. undergo the. fatigues of the day; otherwise this pwt q , 3f the ceremonial will be performed by his Royal Higgh- c 'ness the Dukeef Cambridge. ' P Her ...

... Upyper Pitt street. it On Thursday, the 2d intetnt, at Cambridge, the Rev. Thomas Lund, B.D., frirmerly of Blackburn, Rector of Morton, Derby- r shire, and Fellorv of St. Jolhn'i College, Cambridge, to Jane, oungest daughter of MIr. John Smith, and niece ...