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... disappeared for ever, to be reolaced bv a new hotel named after its owner, Mr. Buol. The old White Hart in the Corn Market, Oxford, has disappeared for ever, to be replaced by a new hotel named after its owner, Mr. Buol. Although the old inn dated only ...
... as Burchell's. The Grevy zebra was so named after the French President, to whom King Menelik presented a specimen in 1882. It Is found in the Shoa highlands of North-east Africa, whereas Burchell's zebra (named after the famous naturalist) is found 1b South ...
... maintaining the reputation of the Sikhs for un flinching courage on the field of battle INTERIOR OF THE GATE, FORT LOCKHART Named after the late Sir William Lockhar GATE OF FORT LOCKHART AND THE SNOWCLAD COUNTRY ON WHICH IT OPENS CRAG PIQUET THE SOUTH-WEST ...
... who has taken the name of Gustav V. The palace, dating from 1 697, took nearly a hundred years to build. he open space is named after Gustavus Adolphus, whose statue is seen on the left Via tc by Stereograph Copyright, Underwood Underwood London ...
... artistic picture of the Savoy Palace that gave its name to the district and now gives it to the hotel. The Savoy Palace was named after Peter Earl of Savoy and Richmond, the uncle of Eleanor of Provence, the Queen of Henry III. King John of France died here ...
... weigh nine tons. It is believed that no skeleton of a whale in any part of the world equals in length this one, which is named after a place called Okarito, on the West Coast of the Middle Island of New Zealand, where it was stranded. The cost of the skeleton ...
... splendid reputation, and now houses 342 boys Priory School, Repton Repton School was once known as Repton Priory School, named after the building in our picture. Its creeper-clad walls distinctly suggest an atmosphere of dignified scholarship Photos Winter ...
... built by the Thames Ironworks at Blackball. It is l^WO tons and ha^an indicated horse-power of 18,000. It is, of course, named after the famous Admiral Duncan (1731-1804), who routed the Dutch fleet at Camperdown o October 11, 1797, and ten days later he ...
... AMERICAN STOCKS ON THE LONDON MARKET A Typical Scene at Court. Shorter's Court in Throgmorton Street (possibly named after Sir John Shorter, once Lord Mayor of London) has been very animated during the fluctuations on the American Stock Exchange, for ...
... Princess, who will celebrate her birthday on October 24 (she was horn in 1887), should be the only member of our Royal Family named after a Spaniard, namely, the Empress Eugdnie,* for her full name is Victoria Eugenie Julia Ena Hughes Mull ins ...
... the Rajputana states and covers 1,982 square miles; that is to say, a little less than the county of Norfolk. Bhartpur is named after Bharat, a legendary character of Hindu mythology. The capital of the state was unsuccessfully besreged by the British under ...
... RACING AT KEMPTON PARK The start for the Greenwood Handicap This race, which was named after that well-known sporting journalist, the late Chas. Greenwood (Hotspur of the Dailv Telegraph), was won by Pollion (W. Lane up), an 8 to i chance. Pollion's ...