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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... their wits’ end. The Duke of Connaught, Lord Wolseley, Lord Lansdowne. Mr. Ritchie, and others were already the station, and were afterwards joined the prince of Wales, who had enthusiastic greeting from the crowd, the Duke of Cambridge, Mr. Arthur Balfour ...
... a point twenty-five miles to the north- cargo examined here by the inlttek atithoriten. The following members of the Loyal (Duke of east, the troupe immediately upsoildled, and (Cretese News York', Own) Suffolk Hussars have been enrolled pursued their ...
... 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 ...
... previous. Sir Jamee Pellet was a younger brother of the late Sir George Bigot, K.C.S., itegius Professor of Medicine at Cambridge, and was born on the 11th of January, 1814. at Greet Yarmouth, where his father. Mr. Samuel Paget, was a merchant. At the ...
... read or beard of the gallant charge the battalion made, and we are still receiving of praise Her Majesty the Queen, the Duke of Cambridge, and of regiments at home, where there is no fighting polite on. Our lest battle one of the hardest that has been known ...
... provided with mouth®. i=* man the eia®«| w F c*| r k. t,vrninß 7; 367, ltX», t'AN 0 Whether this very Narrowband^ritfi^^ollcgc^CAmbridge. j^^ST^3IcHCH!Am--U Morning \\ uve m; nduur.l. bl. augmented by the presence of fo* the time or. Al . M. 8.. who throw-1 ...
... Duckett (Chelmsford), Fairleigh (Bilierioay), Christie (Chelmsford), F. H. Catwardine (Lowestoft), Christmas (Cambridge), G. Long (Cambridge), Chamberlain (Norwich), Walford (Ipswich), Walford (Woodbridge), Goodey (Colchester). COMPLETE LIST OF YEOMAXEY ...