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... PbiWßstatiob. - The members and and and French), private tuition; W Davison, friends of the Belford Cricket Club gave a oorapli- Duke’s School. mentary supper to Mr Orar, who ia Ool» Clud.—Seventeen pUyete turned out for tl. l-nvinK the rtroke competition, ...
... the HAND BROADCAST SEED SOWERS. SPRING TOOTH HARROWS. GENERAL PURPOSE HARROWS. CHAIN HARROWS. CULTIVATORS. LAND ROLLERS. CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS, &c. RANSOME’S PLOUGHS for all purposes. Repairs to Hand Broadcast Seed Sowers. Wm. MITCHELL, Implement Maker, ALNWICK ...
... henry and Pr»ct»oe of Teftdxiog. with bi|«h'y qotlifird toot vi-troiver. Choice »I*ern*tiveo ...
... Omit- Mif* Tripo*. diplMre to PtoctiMOl Twekr. with Ur»» .toff hiphljr qnwliM tMtai-trcMW. Choice ot»lt«n»tiTeocurx*. Pton Cambridge end other essminauoee, Cdßdißg iboM the Nation*! Froebel Union. A Kiod.rg.rton, under . qo.USod mtottM, will ' nert tom. ...
... valuable rod fishing is handed over by the Duke to the Northumbrian Anglers’ Federation at the nominal rent of one shilling per annum, on the undertaking that licenses to fish shall granted for such a fee as the Duke shall approve, and that such fees shall ...
... —Seniors, class 11, distinction in religions knowledge and exemption from the previous examination of the University of Cambridge, part II and additionals, M If Henderson. Pass, A Summer, L Lyon, C M Robson. Juniors. J E (rrav, F M Mack (distinction in ...
... DEATH figure in the House, and ss inseparable from .overTv striek. peasants hfs brown lesther bag a, the late Duke Among the poverty striem Cambridge was from his urn rella. Russia each winter finds many victims of ~ .tarvatio-1 but adds also to the experience ...
... bride that the sun shines The boys of the Duke’s School and the girls of the Duchess' School were given a holiday, and in the afternoon were indulged in games, and happily were favoured with very fine weather. the Duke’s School playing field two games of football ...
... author KonrHutrantairD’s I-irtrsn of Pitt,’* hiß m delignt- corrwpondeut, who wrote fful utteranees are the biographical, hut Duke ..f Northumberland expressing the whatever the nature of the historic opinion that if the is thmr™ » Jrww.as. i ; n there teems ...
... Saturday, married the eldest son sod heir the Duke Buocleuch in 1993. Lord Dalkeith waa the Royal Navy, and typical Scotsman, who ahoota, goes in for curling. One day will have splendid inheritance. The Duke owns two English ami nine Scotch titles, and ...
... Spratt, Morpeth, promoted to Acting-Sergeant. All the other changes* are cancelled. Local Smooom Cambridge— the examination lists published this week at Cambridge University, we notice the name of Mr. Arthur who has obtained honours the Medieval and Modern ...
... ext^a. Lacal Students' Successes Cambridge.— At Emmanuel College, Cambridge University, a scholarship of £6O has- been awarded, on the result of examinations, to Mr. W. H. Milburn, who went to the university from the Duke's School. Alnwick. Mr. Milburn ...