... 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 ...

... have made a certain minimum number of attendances in each of the proceeding five years. ] The Duke .of Connaught's Appointment. The appointment of the Duke of Connaught to the l pest of Commander of the Forces in Ireland Is the l only instance on record ...

... the late Duke of Westminster was held at Westminster Abbey ou Tharsday. The Prince of Wales was represented by the Hcn. Sidney Grreaille, the German Emperor by Count Hermana Hatzfeldt, the Duke of Con- naught by Colonel Egerton, and the Duke and Duchess ...

... afternoon concert will be given at the Grosvenor Club, Bond-street, on January 16, under the patronage oF the Duke of Connaught, the Dulke of Cambridge, and Lord Wolseley. The entire proceeds will be handed over to the War Fund and applied to the relief of ...

... at Osborne. Her' tajestv went out this niorn- jag. ?? by Priacess Hienry of -Battenberg. Princess Henry of Battenberg, the Duke and Dochess TV of Connaught, Princess Mlargaret, Prince Arthur, the a D1)ite of Albany, 'and. Princess Alice, attended by r ...

... old 'Varsity d m, n are likewise Agiag to Suth fic. The t criclde Frank 3Mstchsll, the old Cambridge lcricket cptaia and Internati-al Rugby foot- s I baller,the Duke of Marlboroughbwho used to play e r polo for the Light Blues, and 0. F. Gresham, the t olt ...

... this citv. A. T. Mi.-Lord Methuen received his wound at, the battle of Modder River onr Nioovermber 28. Whitehouse.'-Tbe Duke of Connaught has never been comnander-in-chief of the Britishi army. 'Jaol:.-Thae iall-mark varies from timte to time. A. ...

... for the s and wounded in the war will be gien on WeYdnaesday next in the Holborn Towr-hall, under the patro~ne of the Duke of Cambridge, the Prinoess &Jolphax of Teck., and other distingvkdhod peoule. The Mayor of Blakburn, ceoir er, an- nounced at a =eeting ...

... Bert, late 5th Dragoons, and Major E. W. Baird, late 10th Hussars, staff officers to commandant ; Captain R. N. S. Lewin, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, officer in charge of victualling, &c., on transport. Viscount Valentia will be succeeded after ...

... in four acts, by the late Henry Herman and Mon- tague Turner (originally produced on Jan. 2d, 1899, at the New Theatre, Cambridge)- Surrey. 11. Clildren of the Ghetto, drama, in four acts, by Israel Zqngwill-Adelphi. 11. Dare-Devil .isx, melodrama in ...

... Bishops-he Ia had now to bring before their notice two other lh names, and first the Duke of Marlborough-I le- (cheers). He thought he might honestly say this, to that since the Duke of Marlborough had been at among them he had over and over again shown al his ...

... Norfolk, Suffolk, tEssex, and' Cambridge. eiver Of the Suffolk civilians who passed the, nedi- teta cal and riding 'tests ware prlominent cross- donw 'cou~ntry 'riders like Mr.' Goldfnch. and Miir. sooi Dighy, who took over the, Duke .of Hamilton's hnx Hare ...