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... Dr. Basil Jones. Dr. Basil Jones, Bishop of St. David's, is the Representative Churchman in the current issue of the Church Monthly. The bishop was born on January 2nd, 1822, and is a son of Mr William I'ilsey Jones, of Gwyn-fryn, Cardigan. He was ^educated ...
... the King of Oude, dating as far back as In 1S-V) the territory of Qude was annexed by the late Earl of Dalhousie, and vested in the Hon. East India. Company, by an Act of Power, without the assent, although without the armed resistance, of the King of ...
... of iriction between Dr. Barnardo it and Mr Daguid, which culminated in a raptu;e and in Mr. Dugnid send- fi . ing in his realignation ,to the headquarters of his chief. Mr. Duguid, so it is said, has always strongly' objected to Dr. ...
... DR. NANSEN'S RETURN, ARRIVAL AT CHRISTIANIA. MAGNIFICENT PUBLIC RECEPTION. THE KING WELCOMES THE EXPLORER. STATE BANQUET AT THE CASTLE. CHBIQTIANIA, Wednesday.—Dr. Nansen on board the Fram, arrived this afternoon at Christiania, and was accorded a reception ...
... hesitated Clare, for she had an impression that Dr. Dickson had not altogether approved of it. Well, well, I shall have the opportunity of conferring with Dr.—Dickson, I think, you said —upon that little point? Dr. Dickson will not be here to-day, said Clare ...
... the fore. In Manchester we have Dr. Thomas Jones and Dr. Emrys Jones; in London, Dr. Fred Roberts, Dr. Isambard Owen, and, more than all, Dr. John Williams Like most of the Kotablc Welshmen with whom we have treated, ...
... arrival we are placed in possession of news of the long-lost African explorer, Dr. Baikie, regarding whose fate there has been so much speculation. It will be remembered that Dr. Baikie was attached for some time to the Niger expedition, and the last heard ...
... KINGS AND EMPERORS. Mr. Gilfillan has delivered his tenth historical lecture at Dundee. He gave a minute account of the battle of Bannockburn, and closed by remarking as follows: -lat. What blessings this victory gave us! Eng- land, says Dr. Arnold, ...
... letters left by deceased. The tirst was directed to Dr. Ryan, who had attended him. It ran Dear Dr. Ryan, I get no sleep, even with your powder. Should anything happen to me write to Captain Langdon and Mr John Langdon at once, and they will see all my affairs ...
... course open for Major Goold-Adams' column to march to Buluwayo. Mr Cecil Rhodes leaves Fort Victoria to-morrovv morning for Palapye, for the purpose of being in closer touch with Dr. Jameson. Mr ColenlJrender has returned to Buluwayo.—Reuter. ...
... expedition, consisting of Mr Phillips, Major Crawford, Captain Boisragon, Mr Locke, Captain Maling, Mr Campbell, Dr. Elliott, Mr Powis, and Gordon, with 200 carriers, arrived at Gwatto on the evening of January 3rd. A messenger from the ...
... DEATH OF DR. ROWLANDS. FATHER OF THE CARMARTHEN CORPORATION. Dr. James Rowlands, F.R.C.S., died at his resi- dence in King-street, Carmarthen, at nine minntes before 12 o'clock on Monday night in the presence of his aanghters, Mrs de Croneby- Warren, ...