... cor ti- evidence. oe with the ter to later sy De. Grattan Gomnress connection with the University Missionary an interesting lantern lecture was given Victoria Assembly Rooms, on Friday even Dr Grattan Guioness, who has been worki: the Congo Mission. The ...

... the Victoria Assembly Uuoujs. 'l »r - niil, on Friday evening, when the . : the University Missiomr. ,on was held. Dr. H. Grattan GninrK-' an admirable lecture on “Life auj Ug t. anuibals the Congo.” His remarks »>re huely illustrated beautifully coloured ...

... conviction of the following persons on the 2nd day of March by the Cambridge Borough justices on charges of stealing wood. John Grattan Bring, undergraduate of Cains, and Harold James West Knights, undergraduate of Emmanuel, charged with stealing wood value ...

... FREE WHEEi. lor H.wAvavn IQ ~. . T .-iTDT t tj _ . to Bs. 6d.; money returned if not satisfactory.—W. 1. —Gilbert Dale, Bt. John-al., Hanley, Staffs, ani terras 7d. at imps, Av. J. Hammond. iy, Arstey- YTTANTED. respectable DAY UIRL, for Housework, Edwards ...

... paper. x BICYCLES —Enamelling, Plating, ana Repairs.— Gallyon A Sons, Cycle Agents and Makers. €6, Bridga street ■ orn. r St. John’s-streel), Cambridge. —Its. Monthly; Ladies’. Gents'; samples I free, £6 ; Agents Wanted.—Victory, Derchamroad Cycle Co.. Norwich ...

... bpecial line 7s 6d. war- ranted to ent well and wear well; re-setting a speciality: send fur price list.—T. E. Aviii.l, 15, St. John Street-road. London E.C ALLEN SEEDd. sEFD POTATOES also all kinos of CORN, FORAGE, POULTRY and PIGEON .MIXTURE. Ac —G. H. Fbxnch ...

... common pigeons, poultry.—PahkilK, Midland Hotel, Boston. x BOOT CLOSER’S MACHINE and all ACCESSORIES for Sale.—Apply, Gwydir Arms, Gwyduraireet, Cambridge. BOILERS, Vertical; one Bft 6iu. by 3(l. 7in. 5 cross tabes, nearly new, £22 net; also one 7ft. 4iu ...

... Prize for Latin Verse-N Ingle Mr Adlard's Extra Prize for Mathematics—F M Ivalt French—lst Prize. L Ingle; -2nd Prize. D Grattan; 3rd Prize. E Watts. German—R N Fortescuo. Chemistry—A Trail. The Dean of Ely, having given away ths prizes, said it gave ...

... bad caught sight tall, , standing motionless, listening to ••(’ome Estella,” he said, encircling her wai-f suddenly with his arm. “You don’t /eally care for Bartram, you know, and you do rare forme. Then leave him forever and ■I broke from him with loud ...

... equals with cutlass, javelin, spear, pistol, or rifle, ami owed his life many times to his personal expertness. Spenser St. John, who knew him well, says He stood about five feet ten inches in height ; he had open, handsome countenance, an active, supple ...

... case from the point of view of the workingman. Its title “Labour and Protection,” and the editor is'« Mr H. W. Massingham. Mr John Burns contributes article on “The Political Dangers of Protection,” Mr G. J. Hoiyoake writes on the condition of the labouring ...

... celebration of tbe in the Borough Police Court when were with constable during the the police the Kingston Arms Kingston-street As result of it John William Wallis landlord £100 including costs for permittd betting to take his Wallis fined £10 to for of ...