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... M. Pain, E. 8., and L.B. Is. each 132 Collected by the Rev. J.Edward Long, White Roding 10Si Mr. W. J. Trinity College, Cambridge 105 Per Mr. W. VV. deputy-chairman the Essex County Council Collected by Mr. W. W. Glenny : Mrs. Bowron, E. A.Davies, 5; ...
... second-lieutenants in the same regiment. I'. E. Chisenhale-Marsli, gent., lias been gazetted second-lieutenant in the Duke of Cambridge's Own (Militia) Regt. Messrs. Cook, Smith, and Waghorn, the well - known auctioneers, valuers, business agents, ana ...
... CROPS. ComiSE : FARM STOCK. LECTURERS: Practical Agriculture, W. M. TOD, M.A., Lecturer for the Agricultural Department Cambridge University. Agricultural Biology, I). HOUSTON, F.L.S.» Sia.fl-Lcct.urer iu Biology. Agricultural Chemistry, T. S. DYMOND ...
... connected witii the class. A SOLICITOR OF CHELMSFORD VOLUNTEERS FOR THE FRONT. Mr. W. R. Day, solicitor, son of Mrs. Day, o Duke-street, Chelmsford, leaves for I'enrith on Saturday to undergo some riding exercise in connection with Westmoreland and Cumberland ...
... Paxmau and Lieut. Denton, all of ColcLie3ter. A SOLICITOR VOLUN I'EEUS FOR THE FRONT. Mr. W. R. Day, solicitor, son Mrs. Day, of Duke-street, Chelmsford, left for Penrith on Saturday to undergo some riding exercise in connection with the Westmoreland aud Cumberland ...
... embark for South Africa on the j 31st inst. ESSEX GENTLEMEN FOR TliE SPECIAL YEOMANRY. Among the recruits enrolled in the Duke of Cambridge's Own or the Special Corps the Imperial Yeomanry are two-sons of Sir James and Mr. Robert jut of Mr. Robert J.P., of ...
... A SAD CASE. Augusta Preston, married woman, of Cherryhinton, Cambridge, was charged with stealing 14s. and purs from the person of Mrs. Mary Moules, of Hal stead. Mr. o. solicitor, Cambridge, defended. Rachel Emily Gosling, employed at Mr. Dunt's, draper ...
... single man unwilling, dismissed the parade, the men cheering enthusiastically. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND tlORstC. H.R.H. AT COLCHESTER. Monday, H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge visited Colchester inspect Lord Couipton's troop the Imperial Yeomanry, who have ...
... circles bold and clever riders- Mr. C. V. Tabor is of the number. It was understood in Colchester on Wednesday that the Duke of Cambridge's Own Yeomanry were ordered to mobilise at Colchester, and Mr. Woodward, of the Cups Hotel, in single half-hour got thirty ...
... while they are witu the colours. Mr. Philip Gold and Mr. Guy Gold, sons of Mr. Charles Gold, M.P , have joined the Duke of Cambridge's Own Corps tiie Imperial Yeomanry, and they will leave for South Africa about the middle of the month. The total sum ...
... Mastek— The Rev. John Edward Symas, M.A. Scholar and Exhibitioner of St. John's College and Wrangler of the University of Cambridge. fTVEES for Day Scholars, £3 ar.d 10s. per term. Boys of not less than eightyears of age are eligible for admission. The ...
... they ail knew that they had volunteered to help to bring this dreadful war to satisfactory conclusion. [Cheers.] The Duke of Cambridge had said that THE MISFORTUNE OF THE PRESENT DAY was that people did not pay enough attention to little things. Id was ...