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... cisc-i' ls'tors attended to. Me i Bid, 12-1 'Nr, City eadts ?? I AC~ 0lwarelreni 2' Hi' lem'ca5 attend'S.- E5 IroneFide, 272 Cambridge Scieet.-I,sdkn3 Cont. a Cast Off Clothi highest prices; letters, pa-eels I &7ATED.Latlies',Gfeteoovb~lg neen'-led.i Ii kI ...
... Neots ana Sandy, fourteen from Bedford, and sixteen from Cambridge. Sale to commence after 12 o’clock luncheon Catalogues of the Ai ctiowkkks. King’s FRIDAY NEXT. 7, FITZWILLIAM STREET. CAMBRIDGE. Sale of Household Furniture, Comprising Mahogany Sideboard ...
... Typica, CarmarthenshireJan. 4 ( Mecsrs. JlOHN F. HARVEY and SONS. Freehold Business Premises, at SwanseaJtn. 4( TflE DUKE-STREET AUCCiON AND STORAGIE 'BOOM.-J. G. MADDOX and SON. Auctioneers. Furniture. at Roons ?? Jan. 2 & 4 Farm, Messrs. MOORE ...
... Council In 1882 ho was the llradshawe Lecturer He was Vice- Chancellor of the tne cargo Societies held distinctions from Cambridge understood the rftunuurgu aaui iuunu aim noun ana Wurz burg tie was cieateu a baronet in lie became '" ...
... Domestic Chaplain to his Royal Highness the late Duke of Kent, being left a widower in 189.5. The deceased's brother, the late Sir George Edward Page, K.C.8., M.D.,was Professor of Physics at Cambridge. The eir to the baronethy is Sir. James's eldest ...
... Shahabad, is perm, to retire from Service from Dec. 18. Stewart, Major W., Indian Staff Corps, squad, comdr., loth Benpl (Duke of Cambridge’s Own) Lancets, is perm, to retire from bernce from Dec. 4. w - Armttronff, Lieut.-Col. J., i.m.s., 5* administrative ...
... Stagoland. The performance organised by the Princess Christian, under the patronage of the Queen, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, the Duke of Cambridge, and Prince Christian, to be given st the Royal, Haymarket, on Thursday afternoon, January 11, in aid ...
... distinguished the illustrious Duke. A higb-miuded politician a man deeply religious principle, virtuoso, and a sportsman. It would have scarcely entered even into the narrow mind of the Exeter Hall which Macaulay contemned to the Duke of Westminster for the ...
... at 8 p.m. Jan. 16.—GRAND CONCERT at the Grosvenor Club, Bond-street, under the patronage of H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught, H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, and Lord Wolseley. JIM. 26.—ST. MARTIN'S TOWN HALL.--CORCRTE by the Employee of Messrs. J. B. Cramer ...
... 10s— Gibb’s 19 Cambridge 8t ')1ANO8 (rare chance)— Walnut Cottage full compass (AUlsua) £12 —Gibb’s Cambridge fitrert PIANOS— Cottage Iron frame full compass £10— Gbb' 19 Cambridge Street ORGANa (Returned front Hire)— £4 £u £ £10 lj Cambridge Street fo’’owlrg ...
... Prince of Wales, and C'onsultig-Surgeon to aw t- St. Bartholometws Hospital. oreover, he -m ,was D.C.L. of Oxford, LL.D. of Cambridge and d Edinburgh, F.R.S. of Eibusih, Vian- .celor of th JUniversity of London, Houorary Follow of the Royal College of Surgeons ...