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... iaken -the Queen (Rem ? RAND lakers of 1 ie celebrated ' CH IS. : RODSHAM' WATCH. Only Address 115, NEW BOND-STREET, V. i).U, Duke-street. Adeiphi, W.C. . ?? rate . ? talogni .ree. (lOLD CO LRIDORS, VESTIBULES, WAITTNGr- IS.O i BS, GALLERIES. STUDIOS, or ...
... being held for their particular benefit on January 8 is under very distinguished patronage—H.R.H the Princess Christian, Duke of Cambridge, the Marchioness of Lansdowne, the Countess of Chesterfield, Viscount and Viscountess Wolseley, the Marchioness de Sain ...
... can at least cordially wish our readers a happy Mew Year. The liveliest sympathy has been felt throughout the country for the Duke Connaught in his disappointment not being sent to active service in South Africa. It would be little short of an insult to ...
... Daily Telegraph War Fund, under the patron- age of his Royal Highness the Duka of Conuauj-ht, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and Lord Wolseley. January 17. Prin?ess Christian opens a new wing of the Warneford Hospital, Leamington. Old Leysian ...
... completed to-day. Sir James Paget was a younger brother of the late Sir George Paget, H.C.8., Regius Professor of Medicine at Cambridge, and was born on the 11th of January, 18141, at Great Yarmouth, whip his father, Mr. Samuel Paget, was a averobast. James ...
... drtaitcd A. W. Wakefield. Trinity, C'oll ...
... Domestic Chaplain to his Royal Highness the late Duke of Kent, being left a widower in 189.5. The deceased's brother, the late Sir George Edward Page, K.C.8., M.D.,was Professor of Physics at Cambridge. The eir to the baronethy is Sir. James's eldest ...
... Shahabad, is perm, to retire from Service from Dec. 18. Stewart, Major W., Indian Staff Corps, squad, comdr., loth Benpl (Duke of Cambridge’s Own) Lancets, is perm, to retire from bernce from Dec. 4. w - Armttronff, Lieut.-Col. J., i.m.s., 5* administrative ...
... distinguished the illustrious Duke. A higb-miuded politician a man deeply religious principle, virtuoso, and a sportsman. It would have scarcely entered even into the narrow mind of the Exeter Hall which Macaulay contemned to the Duke of Westminster for the ...
... at 8 p.m. Jan. 16.—GRAND CONCERT at the Grosvenor Club, Bond-street, under the patronage of H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught, H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, and Lord Wolseley. JIM. 26.—ST. MARTIN'S TOWN HALL.--CORCRTE by the Employee of Messrs. J. B. Cramer ...
... Prince of Wales, and C'onsultig-Surgeon to aw t- St. Bartholometws Hospital. oreover, he -m ,was D.C.L. of Oxford, LL.D. of Cambridge and d Edinburgh, F.R.S. of Eibusih, Vian- .celor of th JUniversity of London, Houorary Follow of the Royal College of Surgeons ...
... hard lea on the Links Farm Jumping Ground. Toaian, Dr. Nikola, and juveniles cantered furlongs twice by the of Cambridge road. . . , . . DUKE’S Ailyar. Airigo. and the yearlings wont ba.cUea , briskly five furlongs South Field. i H. ENOCH oelvyt led ...