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VICTORIA ITV, 9pm The queen is heavily pregnant, but defies her mother and husband when they try to keep her confined to the palace - while the Duke of Cumberland sees political advantage to be gained should Victoria die in childbirth.

Scandals, indecision and the ambitious Duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale (Peter Firth) threaten to undermine Victoria.

Led by the Duke of Cumberland, the infamous general who ordered a bloody offensive to quell any future uprisings, the battle-hardened British Army went on to use their Culloden experience in fights against France for control of the North American colonies.

He was walking home from the Duke of Cumberland pub, on nearby Sunderland Road, with three friends including 18-year-old Mr Dyson.

1746: The army of Charles Stuart, 'Bonnie Prince Charlie', mainly composed of Highland clansmen with some Lowland Scots and French troops, was routed by English, Lowland Scots and Hessian forces under the Duke of Cumberland at the Battle of Culloden, effectively ending the Jacobite rebellion.

The Duke of Cumberland's Regiment was noted as having a military band, the Quebec militia operated in Montreal, Quebec City, and the countryside of the former New France.

Sweet William or the Butcher?; the Duke of Cumberland and the '45.

The Sliders star fell off the cycle as he took part in a 100-mile trek - following Bonnie Prince Charlie's path as he escaped the Duke of Cumberland's army after Culloden in 1745.

The Cumberland Cup is a replica of the cup given in 1781 by the founder of the Royal Thames Yacht Club, the Duke of Cumberland, for racing on the River Thames.

But although the Jacobite defeat elevated the Duke of Cumberland to hero status and, perhaps by default, determined the character of the Anglo-Hanoverian monarchy, Plank proposes a more significant consequence of the episode.

Henry, Duke of Cumberland, likewise married a commoner whose brother was an M.P.

THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND'S HEAD, CLIFTON, near DEDDINGTON, OXON WHAT TO EXPECT A real hotel and pub - with real ale - under a thatched roof and hidden in the glorious Oxford shire countryside.