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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... (lab property ot the pencie. ord it well, for the momenta of the lent that epos ot the --4..----- has been held at the Duke's Head Hotel. order ;of the war an.. the weather. One Leaned ARMY. He presideacy_ of the Rector (the Rev. C. Wat. the of the ...
... £l7-219: ako a ItIlLIIK.N4A11). MA-816; near London: ler isstbing found.—C., Rll.4ford house. liosOury-on• I AVANII2II. for the Duke's Read Hotel, 111). W .. 111k r. 11 : lOWA. to the Progoor. indoor 11.188EIVANT. /8 to 22: etc r 2 —n. trt a ufhly . ut r t ...
... A TALK WITH THE DUKE OF' CAMBRIDGE. The North Amerieau Wile* for January) contains a reroute of a conversation with the: Duke of Cambridge upon the Tran,sal War, and the consideration. arlitug therefrom. The l writer is Mr. George Leveaon-Hower, who ...
... 1 L.neas.er IL,.inenC s V D.vid:on. th. South; A TALK WITH THE DUKE OF SOUTH AFRICA advice was far good that b« l»h*»ed the infantry regimeots which have stafforihire Kegimenl. CAMBRIDGE. lllicua'. T«i:o»t«.. “SS'iSf&us Srias-js;- o«««ib» «««« «« . w ...
... ad 4. SCDBCRT COL/ t:HATE SCHOOL AND ft, North Street, Sedbrry, Principal. Mm. Cambridge Teechers eeettfieste. 'Aeon', History, Practee at hib.catioa--litmours. Cambridge lia‘ber boat e:mrttficata—Hoseetra I. HIS el will be op. en IMeaday, Jae% wy 63rd ...
... Egerton-Green, J. A. Greenwood. Otrimer„ M. Littlebury. Wilson marrisp t. H. i. SI. O. Moore, H. FNank, J. H. Payne, CAMBRIDGE WINTER ASSIZES. IPSWICH LYCEUM. IPSWICH. The gaintgy martini for the delageeMll of 'panting laie will be held on Thuiedsy ...