... 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 ...

... W. Wood-1 rare ;Reeds' Canto 1. bathe; H. J. Dmition diszenundham). P. Widshine flrirkies(. mad F. D. Ostei'les dirk and Cambridge University), Wright ;Hoorn* College) wad C._W. Alegamake Town ). milt: H . listleed Menden College). i J. (aale tbowietofti ...

... Vice-Chancellor. He was a corresponding mem! her of the Freuch Academy of Sciences. He 'held honorary degrees from Oxford. Cambridge, and Eilinburgh, and was a Fellow of the Royal Society. He receives a baronetcy in 1871. With surgical pathology for his ...

... Neots ana Sandy, fourteen from Bedford, and sixteen from Cambridge. Sale to commence after 12 o’clock luncheon Catalogues of the Ai ctiowkkks. King’s FRIDAY NEXT. 7, FITZWILLIAM STREET. CAMBRIDGE. Sale of Household Furniture, Comprising Mahogany Sideboard ...

... Maaiar, the School House. GIRLS’ BOARDING AliD DAY SCHOOL THE LLMS. KOLTIi W ALSHAM. Fstaiuvßed 1877. PUPILS auccetkiuny lor Cambridge Ixwal, I.cudou College ot Mote, aid other Fubhc F.xau'inationx. Ma ting lor 1 ano, Viohn, and Drawing. Pupil* acm.itfd to ...

... take up his duties on the first Sunday in the new year. That Lord Chesham is both son-in-law and brother-in-law of the late Duke of Westminster. That a sericus accident befel Mr. Wingfield’s coachman and footman whilst returning to AmpthiU from Brickhill ...

... C. Yallou left. Referee-Mr. F. Sintely. P ' MILDENHALL v. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ?? SERVANTS. Ihis match was played ab Mildenhall on Boxing Day a good number of spectators being present. Cambridge eturted the ball rolling, and very even play was witnessed ...

... who is acting adjutant. issued an order some days ago at the direction of Lieut.-Colonel Cruickshank that all members of the Duke of York's Own Loyal Suffolk Hussars who Lad volunteered for active service in South Africa, and all civilians who wished to ...

... generally acted down the places she went to. and evenehing about the surronatlisg soessery. Whew the Ductiem of Cambridge was at brighten her see, the Duke of Canteidge, as well as her daughter, was a frequent winter there. At Thorpe Petty Banriona. an Monday ...

... Stores, Derebsm Road, Nsarwieh. BEAKERS. -TWO LADS Wanted ; Mould, Dolivsr; excellent opoortuuity for learning Smalls.—Naavo, Cambridge btrost Bakery, Norwich. BAKERS.— Wanted, Good BREADMAKER, constant omploymont; no Sunday work.—Box 179. Office this Paper ...

... revealed. The death of tbs Duke of Westminster meant handsome windfall for the Chancellor of the Kxdiequer. and the property passes to grand* son the Treasury’s share will greater even than if it passed to a son. The bulk of the Duke’s fortune (the London ...

... distance no object ; no connection with money- leuders.-*\pply, personally or by letter, to Mr. A Chapman, 3, Emery-street, Cambridge, daily, and 3 Crown-street, Bury St. Edmund's, ou Wednesdays', from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (^545 rg^j I'^-fi ?? T0 LEND, hy the ...