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... Gospels and Acts of the Apostles, written early in the sixth century, and presented to the University of Cambridge by Theodore Bent, A.D. 1681. Edited, with a Critical Introduction, Annotations, and F'ac-similes, by FREDERICK 11. SCRIVENER, M.A., Rector ...
... Aaniagoi-Feb. 17, at Childwall, Mrs. Wer Anderson, of a son. BENlT-Feb. 14, at I, Deane-road, ysirield, the wife of Wm. Theodore Bent, Esq., of a daughter. BoWT-Jeb. 14, at 2;72 Grove-park, the wlfe of Mr. G. j M; Bowen, of a daug'ter. CaX-Feb. 18, at the ...
... Whiting, of a son. at Childwall, Mrs. Weir .Anderson, of a son. BENT—Feb. 14, at 1, Deane-road, Fairfield, the wife of Wm. Theodore Bent, Esq., of a daughter. Rowsw—Feb. 14, at 27, Grove-park, in this town, the wife of Mr. G. M. Bowes, of a daughter. CLAEK—Feb ...
... ad, Egremont, the wife of Capt. James Smith, of a daughter. BENT—Feb. 14, at 1, Dean-road, Fairfield, the wife of Wm. Theodore Bent, Esq., of a daughter. M'CREDiE—Feb. 14, at 9, Rose-hill-terrace, Rose-hill, the wife of Mr. William M'Credie, of a son ...
... ad, Egremont, the wife of Capt. James Smith, of a daughter. BENT-Feb. 14, at 1, Dean-road, Fairfield, the wife of Wm. Theodore Bent, Esq., of a daughter. M'CREDIE-Feb. 14, at 9, Rose-hill-terrace, Rose-hill, the wife of Mr. William M'Credie, of a son ...
... BIRTHS. BEHT.— On the sth Inst., at 1, Deane-road, Fairfield, near Liver- pool, Mrs. William Theodore Bent, of a son. Bonsall.— On the 6th inst., at 256, Kentish-town-road, the wift of Mr. Charles Bonsall, jun., of a sou. Booth.— On the sth inst., at ...
... , however, not very generally abared. and will probaoiy raaich to-monrow. From the latest accounts it would sesm that Theodore bent offoiing resistance, at least is putting himself into poairion for offering realstance. toouU ha faii to secure peace bis ...
... side—Captain Roberta, 4th Foot, wounded in the arm, and 15 rank and file wounded. No one killed. On the two following daye Theodore Bent into onr camp every European that he had in his power, both captives and employes. Theodore has not yet surrendered himself ...
... heavy loss, whilst on the British side only Captain * Roberts and fifteen men were wounded. During the two following days Theodore bent into camp every European in his power. but refused to surrender himself. Some of his chiefs appear to have treacherously ...
... the north-west frontier of Abyssinia at the end of Novem- ber, 1865, and wrote to Theodore advising him of their arrival Theodore Bent messengers to tell them to proceed into the country, and then sent an escort, and they reached his camp about January, ...