... who suffered fron it a very short time ago.-iree- Ien. A marriage is arranged and will shortly talge place between J. Theodore Bent, Lsq., of Baildon House, Yoileshire, and Sarton Hall, Cheslhire, and M1ihs Mabel Hall-Dare, second daughter of the late ...

... Attorney-General, M.P., has left Kingstown for England. A marriage is arranged, and will shortly take place, between Mr. James Theodore Bent, of Bail. don House, Yorkshire, and Sutton Hall, Cheshire, and Miss Mabel V. A. Hall Dare, second daughter of the late ...

... twenty citizens of the city of Borgo, and twenty country people or land- owners. We learn frcm the narrative of Mr J. Theodore Bent, who Is an honorary citizen of the Republic, that when a vacancy occurs, each number, beginning with the captains, proposes ...

... Wh*ne did Edward II. die ? In Berkeley Castle, say historians, where he was murdered with great cruelly. Nonsense, says Theodore Bent, and in an interesting chnpter he makes out a strong case to disprove the red-hot iron ?tory. It >' ould appear that the ...

... is a meteorological paper on Our Winter Storms, and one, by Mfr Torrens, M.P., on C Malpractices at Elections. J. Theodore Bent gives an aocount of Cyprus Ia 1395-6. We read:- Oger, Lord of Anglure, together with several other French noblemen, determined ...

... ancient Amazon, and nevertheless, says her husband, she was amiable in domestic life.—The Life of Ouiseppe Garibaldi, Ell J. Theodore Bent. WHITTINGTON AND THE BELLS. It was in the early years of his apprenticeship that he heard that famous carol of Bow Bells ...

... danger from the fact that pressure was put upon him in the contrary directiorl.-Tlte Life of Giuseppe Garibaldi. By J. Theodore Bent. A HINDU SOCIAL INSTITUTION. Any social institution that has a tendency to pro- mote the growth of genuine love and affection ...

... Irregular rW'arfare, whilst Mlrs Rowett gives an interesting description of A Visit to the Queen of Burmah, 7 and M~r J. Theodore Bent contributes an article on Life in Old 3lorence. An anonymous writer dis- courses at large on what he terms Tice New ...

... collection of. papers, including a correspondence Iextending over many years -with Mavrzini, into the I ,hands of M-r J. Theodore Bent for publication if he Car .thinks it advisable. M- Bent is the author of ane .the latest life of 'Garibaldi that ha sappeared ...

... usual, to the support of the unhappy survivors, and then something else occurred somewhere, and Chios was forgotten. Mr. Theodore Bent, who has lately visited the island, describes its condition in the Times. The people are still living, or rather lingering ...

... Cyprs but i if the account given in Macmillan's Mfagarine1 Sffor the current month of the island of E Samos, by Mr. J. Theodore Bent, must be Y new, we should inagine, to the great ( ' majority of readers. lt is many centuries 1 r since the Greek poet ...

... letter to Phil'n II from one of bis in 3e, agents has been commucae to ther October numberth i!of the Aneiquwry by Mr. J. Theodore Bent. It con- ?? a description of the defenceless state of Englandpc the before the dreceot of the Spanish Armada.-It would ...