Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... [COMFORTABLE TEETH.] This valuable specific for Toothache and Tne Red Thread is used in the same all maladies of the moutti is named after its in- manner as the Green, but is specially adapted ventor, M. Suez, and is the most valuable dis- for children, covery ...
... [COMFORTABLE This valuable specific for Toothache and i T/ie Red Thread is used in the same all maladies of the mouth is named after its in- i manner as the Green, but is specially adapted ventor, M. Suez, and is the most valuable dis- for children, covery ...
... Stud Farm, Coventry. Pursebearer, by Scottish Chief from Thrift (dam of Tristan), receives at the famous old stud farm named after Blink Bonny, ai Malton, at 15 guineas' for each mare whilst Robert the Devil and Reverberation are doing excellently well ...
... Charles is a fine, square-built young fellow, with sparkling black eyes and most martial aspect. Like his bride, he is named after a famous sponsor the late Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia, better known as the Red Prince and he is the only one of ...
... Andrews, as Mr. E. B. H. and Mr. Ernley Blackwell had the distinguished honour of being first and second medallists the last-named after a tie with Mr. Prothero. The day was a stormy one, and thus Mr. Blackwell's driving powers stood him in even better stead ...
... Jubilee gift of an Australian lady, Mrs. E. M. Millar, of Melbourne, to the Prince of Wales. It consists of ten bells, named after the Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children, the Duke of Edinburgh, and the Duke of Connaught. An inscription ...
... twin-screw battle-ship of the first class, belonging to what is known as the Admiral series, from all the vessels being named after famous English Admirals. Her dimensions are some what less than those of the Victoria, but her displacement in tons is actually ...
... Churchman of a much later period to put the school on what is essentially a modern basis. This was William of Wykeliam so named after the Hampshire town in which he was born in 1324 who was educated at the old school, and who filled the see of Winchester ...
... anxious to be interviewed, and although he was introduced by Miss Nellie as a thoroughbred mongrel, and had been honourably named after the half-title of Lewis Carroll's latest story a work, by-the-way, dedicated by the author to Isa Bowman I felt compelled ...
... crack of the whip. In this case we have Irex, a grand ship of her day, and now re- christened Mabel and Molly, a tender name after being a Dragon in her first bright days. Mabel went well, but L'Espcrance came in ahead first prize going to Daisie. The ...
... grand old garden On does not naturally associate Worcestershire with poetry has it not cause tor rejoicing m tne sauce named after it and yet it, too, has its Eden, in the shape of prettily named Bournville, near Birmingham. It is here that Messrs. Cadbury ...
... ridden by his owner, Mr. Kempton, beating Predominant, with Trahan, above mentioned, in the saddle Labby (whether or not named after the de voted and sympathetic sup porter of the murderous Mata- bele does not appear) third. The winner was, as the board ...