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... the Rev. Henry North, domestic chaplain to the Duke of Kent. He is succeeded in the Baronetcy by his eldest son, Mr. John Paget, barrister-at-law, who was born in 1848, was educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, and married, in 1883, Julia Norrie, daughter ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Forces in Ireland is the only instance on record in which a Prince of the Blood has been nominated to that position. The Duke of Cambridge, while Commander-in-Chief of the British Army, was several times in Ireland, and during his presence in the country had ...
... 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 ...
... the English Education Exhibition, 1900, at the Imperial Institute, Sonth Ken- sington, on Friday afternoon next. I The Duke of Cambridge leaves England in a few days for the Continent until the end of March. The Emperor Francis Joseph has appointed Prince ...
... Evils. BISHOP OP CHESTER THE DUKE IV£BTMINSTER’S ACTION. Preaching a sermon in memory of the late Duke of Westminster Ecclestonon Sunday, the Bishop of Chester said there might have been differences of opinion respecting the Duke's conspicuous patronage of ...
... the afternoon aud I from 2 to llliu the evening, under the Patronage of H.R.H. tne Princess CHRISTIAN. H.R.H. the Duke of CAMBRIDGE The Duke and Duchess of WELLINGTON. The Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND. The Marquis and Marchioness of DUFFERIN and AVA The Martinis ...
... accomplished by the District Council, especially in regard to the making up of new roads—Golden Manor-road, Campbell - road, Cambridge - gardens, Station - approach, north side Oaklands-road, St. Donstan's-road, Cuckooroad, and Walton Park-road. It had been ...
... life and great damage to property. Obituary: Duke of Westminster; Mr. Dwight L. Moody. 23. Lord Roberts and his staff had a hearty send-off at Waterloo, Prince ot Wale*, Duke of Connaught, Duke ot Cambridge, and Lord Wolseley attending. Serious railway ...
... recent Scarborough Musical Festival, Dr. H. Hiles (Man- chester), Herr G. Liebling (london), Dr. A. H. Mann (King's College, Cambridge), Professor E. Prout (London), Mr. J. L. and Madame Roeckcl (Bristol*!, Dr. H. Coward (Sheffield), Dr. H. A. Harding (Brad- ...
... . w,rt ticks), C. Thominn (Mptiin), T s T Jiwrt /West of Scotland), J. A. Campbell. B. fi>jßedMl- azui J. R. Graenlasa (Cambridge Uninaraity), P« W. Hendwaon and J* B SiJSSS2^a h b C« ? a«, - .H. luiiS.’Momop*. So. «ftst Major Moc*«n'. h: Mr- J. Po3s»rd ...