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... rs,- Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent in Scotland, of the rr death of her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Anne t s Fei(odotrowna of Russia, utdc Duchess Julienne Henrietta, Duchess of Saxe-Cobarg Gotha, *ister of tht ...
... THE ARGYLL ROOMS. The hearing of the action for libel brought by Mr. Bignell, the proprietor of the Argyll Rooms, against the Rev. J. W. Horsley, chaplain to the Midilesex House of Correction, was resumed to day in the Queen's Bench Division. Sir Henry ...
... procession will pass. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, at- I tended by Lady Annia Maria Dawson, went to Kew on Sa- turday and visited their Royal Highnessea the Duchess of Cambridge and the Hereditary Grand Duchess of Mecklen- burgh Strelitz. Viscount ...
... THE ARGYLL ROOMS. The Middlesex magistrates sat to-day at the Guildhall, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, for the purpose of hearing appeals. The Assistant Judge pre- sided, and there was a large attendance of magistrates. Mr. Robert Richard Bignell appealed ...
... pi > ane oii a visit to the Princess of Wales. sit sent SANDRINGEIAM, Wednesday. an ThenL Royal Highuesses the Dulke and Duchess of te b oiL, with rhe infanut Princes and suite, arrived atth boil Cottage, Sandriugharn, this afternoon shortly the betor ...
... THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK. C 1 li73A10 QT TA r'lq PAJACH. t YORK HOUSE, ST. JAMES'S PALACE, fret i Monday. del) The Duke and Duchess of York arrived in Loudon for as thisl aftcenreoo fernm Temple Neweiarr, attended bry Lady tist ?? Grevitle, Major-General ...
... son to marry Margaret Josephine Smith within three months of testator's death, or hand over to her 20,000. The first witness for the prosecution to-day was Miss Ada Lambourne, for seven years in the service of Mvr. Park before his death. She said after ...
... individually introduced to the Z Sh Duke and Duchess, retired. After they had I e returned on shore, a short delay occurred, and c , then a sadden cheer. from the spectators 3- announced that the luke and Duchess were Rs coming on shore. Instantly the band ...
... 7'HE DUKE OF ARGYLL ON AGRICULTURAL AFFAIRS. On Saturday evening, his Grace the Duke of Argyll entertained the landward tenantry on the Inveraray estate in the drawing-room of the Castle at Inveraray. The noble Duke presided on the occasion, the Marquis ...
... vall gall oaittte efurc, 18, CHARING CRoss RokID, W.C The Duke and Duchess of York, having finished their visit to the Queen at Balmoral, are now the guests of the Duke and Duchess of Fife at New Mar Lodge, where they will stay until they leave Deeside ...
... IW]alf M all onittte officir, ILO, CHArING Cpo6s ROAD, Ny.C- | Ihe Duchess of Connaught will return in a few days to Bagsiot Park from (;ermaly. TIhle Dudlless, who has bceen stainag for some time at I, )reden - vi- vwiit P-rin-c-c -and- I ?? of P'russia ...
... then entered, and asked the Duchess whether she would receive the witnesses ? She answered-' Yes, as seon as the child Is rashed and dressed.' A few minutes afterwards Madame d'Hautefort came out, by desire of the Duchess, to request that the witnesses ...