... between her MAJESTY and the EMPEROR, Their communications are incessant; and it was even in contemplation to send over the DuKE of CAMBRIDGE to felicitate the EMPEROR upon his escape. We are also favoured with a piece of information, at direct variance in the ...

... that they addressed to himn Ietters of the most touching interest on his escape. It was at one time intended that the Duke of Cambridge should go to Paris to express, on the part of her Majesty, the sentiments which the attempt on the Emperor's life had ...

... London. The last art commission given by the late Duke of Devon- shire was to Sir George Hayter, for a marble bust of his Grace for Chatsworth. Sir George had completed his model only two days before the Duke died. I hear that, upon reading Brigadier-General ...

... family had all arrived, the Qaeen, the Prince Consort, accompanied by the Prince and Princess Frederick William, the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Saxe-Coburg, and the Duchess and Princess Mary of Cam- bridge entered the Throne Room, the doom of which were ...

... husband, and on the other the Prince Consort and the Prince of Wales, this carriage being followed by one containing the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Arthur; and thies again by several others, containing a few members of the Queens household, and the household ...

... from the German Protestant clergy and from the German Hospital. The Princess Mary of Cambridge visited Princess Frede- rick William of Prussia. The Duke of Cambridge visited the Prince and Princess Frederick William at Buckingliam Palace. The Duchess ...

... under way, and the young bride I bade adieu to her native land. The Daily Nezva gives currency to a rumour that the DuKE of CAMBRIDGE is about to be raised to the rank of Field-Marshal. In addition to the honour, this pro- motion will be attended by ...

... numerously attended meeting of the friends of the above association was held at Willis's Rooms, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. Resolutions were proposed, and spoken to by the Earl of Shaftesbury, Sir John Pakington, M.P., Lord Ebury ...

... Princess Mary of Cambridge, the Duke of Saxe Coburg, and the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Victor of Hohenlohe, the Duchess of Sutherland, Lady Anna Maria Dawson, the Lady in Waiting to the Duchess of Cambridge, Lady Caro- line Barrington, the ...

... Lord John Russell arrived early. Altogether the House presented a most animated appearance. Earl Granville and the Duke of Cambridge occupied seats in the gallery. Lord Stratford de Redlliffe, accompanied by Lord Ward, were also in the Peers' gallery ...

... the aid of Mr. Gladstone, and with bun the Peelites, Mr. Sidney Herbert, Mr. Cardwell, Sir James Graham, and we believe the Duke of Newcastle. He further appealed to Earl Grey, whose sentiments so lately expressed upon Administrative Reform as involved ...

... at length perched on a tree, from which he was soon levelled, and taken to the Castle, where, by direction of his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, he was laid out to be shown to any one who chose to go and see him. Atliiough the bird is of such a large size ...