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... Joubert some time « telegram found its way into many 1 afreid the Bnush Arms pare too mu attention 10 arences, a bh the Duke Cambridge's Own on hoard the Dunvegao Castle We hare ail heen on saloting tl tired” coming of fifty hours’ outpost J em noe date ...
... beforis the Union was amid. wee the sou of ger John Maiarteey, who voted against Art of *rough all it. The birth ed a son to Duke sod Ducker. of York on Raturday afloste an opportunity lee .Nisi to the aerie* arseeful oomph. mints the Q.ieen and the Beate ...
... clear quarter of a leogth in front at Duke's Head In tho first minute the Oambridge men rowed «@ stroke of 1 owley rowing There was, however, more life in Gibbonas’s stroke, and opposite the London Rowing Club Cambridge were losding by half a length The Oxonians ...
... as everybody en- . psited that Oxord wud L beate; but n one expected that the Cambridge creir wrould hegood or te xord ew so bad. 'a The birth of another son to the Duke and % Dehess of York gives a further assurance sthat her Majesty is nvt likely to ...
... chiliren net be made to learn many th vos, but rather to learn a few things _ Tye Luter-U niversity the oat race on S irdav, Cambridge led all the w ane asily by twenty leneths. A termble requel te the race occurred on the Thames om Naturday, when the of a ...
... of Sir Of Thomas Ealie, Bart-. Allerton Towers, with eoI Captain Frank Gordon Cardew, of the 10th 4 1 Bengal Lancers (Duke of Cambridge's Own), th Simla. There was a large and fashionable Tu ass-emblage at the church, and in honour of the an sevnt, the ...
... Alan Pieve i- Manby, M.D. is The following bulletin was issued yesterday n morning regarding the illness of the Duke of d Argyll-The Duke's condition is unebanged. He passed a very restless night. No official d bulletin was issued yesterday afternoon ...
... daughter of Sir Thos. Earle, Bart., Allerton Tow& re, with Captain Frank Gordon Cardew, of the 10th Bengal Lancers (Duke of Cambridge's Own), Sin - its. The weather, after a morning, turned out unprupitieus. Nevertheless there was a large and fashionable ...
... Seymour s Sappliant, agedS Loavtes 2 6 10 AIr B Foster's Maxoeline, 4 yrs ?? TReiff 3 t 9 5 Mr R Maguire's Filsasier, ?? 0 8 4 Duke of Devonshire's Yarn. 4 y.O Madden 0 8 2 M3r Courage's Funny Boat, aged.J Hunt 0 7 6 Mr T B Dewar's Pertashire, 5 yrsB Rigby ...
... SPECIAL) Simonstown. Thursday. Another batch of 1300 Boer prisoners were removed this morning from the trans- port City of Cambridge. They were landed in three batches within the dockyard, and marched through the town to the new camp. They presented a dirty ...
... factor The matehes on weer 1 placed Oxfor London Wanderer orksbire ¢ Dur they, ham (oup trek and Cacshire the wees being Cambridge Cheswiek Park Che hire orkshire, and Warwick hire (cup tie Mr A L Martie was reappointed hon and the Mowing wore elec ed ...