... 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 ...

... t*e. cvet o 50 forite Yeey.~ Hosp-ital, should be named after the division he reprE.ents, the South Suffolk' Ibed The Duke of Cambridge has accepted the pres- idetncy, of the committee of the special corps of the Imperial YeOmanry, -which is to be comiposed ...

... the Yeomen,who,by roarr, DI.P. L11l Way, wserv under thecommand of LordChessani. The first unit of the special corps (Duke of Cambridge's own) are expected to proceed to South Africa about the middle of this month, the troopers travelling on board one of ...

... in, and the men were entrained. Then Auld Lang Syne was sung, and the people rapidly dispersed. The route taken was via Cambridge, Totten- ham, and Gunnersbury, where the London and South-Western system was entered upon. At Southampton on Wednesday the ...

... Sfhe quitted the quay amid cheering and the singing of the National Anthem. Before she sailed in the evening a letter from the Duke of York (Hon. Colonel of the TIsle of Wight Ba9t- talion of Rants Voldnteers) was read out to the Island Detachment, expressing ...

... board the Castle liner Dunvegan Castle, where, along with the Duke of Cam- bridge and other 'distinguished guests, they were entertained at luncheon by Sir Donald Currie. The Duke of Cambridge afterwards inspected the men in the goods shed on the quay, ...

... the East Anglia counties el were:- riS. Cambridgeshire and.'Huntingdonshire.-Chas. ris. Finch Foster, Esq., of Pinehurst, Cambridge. md Essex.-Henry Collings Wells, Esq., of Broom- an field Lodge, Broomfield'. ann- Norfolk.-Sir Edmund Charles Nugent, Bart ...

... Africa with the he Montgonieryshire Company of the Imperial th Yeomanry. The Senior Classical Scholarship at Ire Peterhouse, Cambridge, which he gained a short oe time ago, will be kept for him until his return. ,ell Another handsome gift has been made to ...

... another. KING OscAR LL.D.-The honorary degree of LL.D. was conferred upon Kino Oscar of Swveden at Cambridge on Monday. His Majesty, who vas accompanied by the Duke of Devonshire, at the conclusion of the Senate House proceed- ines, took luncheon at Trinity ...

... held at the Royal Palace Hotel, Kensington, will be opened on May 24th by the Princess of Wales; on May 25th by the Duke of Cambridge; and on May 26th by General Sir George White. It is loped to raise about .s50,000 in aid of the war funds. The bazaar ...

... the Cambridge R Assizes on Thursday, William Roseberry w Thorpe (21), described as a clothier, of Ipswich, N~ pleaded guilty that he, being the bailee of a wi bicycle, valued at £26, the property of Herbert W James Storey, cycle agent, Cambridge, did ...

... Hall, Stoke-by.Nayland, P to Colonel and Mrs. Basil Anstruther. 0 Among those successful in the Theological t Tripos at Cambridge University was F. D. Cautley, the well-known Association half-back, c son of the Rector of Westerfield. In the Law Tripos ...