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... se his second wife the beautiful actress, Harriet MeSom, who islisrited all his great wealth, and subsequently married the Duke of St. Albans. Having no children abs left the fortune inherited from Mr. Coops to the yonagest daughter of his yousgest daughter ...
... Stubley, jun., one of the largest cloth manufacturers in Yorkshire, has com- mitted suicide by poison. A town's meeting at Cambridge has rejected the Town Council's proposal to acquire the local waterworks and tramways. A sad incident marked the funeral ...
... house on the edge of the Phoenix-park would make a nice residency ‘lor the Duke of Connaught, who wishes to havs a pled & terre in or near Dublin. But the presence of the Duke and Duchess in the capital will probably in iteelf be the very reason why Lord ...
... Great Britain by the Been; insolent demands. 14. Stir R. Buller and staff left Waterloo, whore the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, and other eminent persona seemobled. for Southampton set route fur South Afro.. It was reported that the Beers had twee ...
... peacefully away. Sir James Psgst was a younger brother of the late Sir Owego Paget, K.C.8., Regius Professor of Medicine at Cambridge, and was born on the 11th of January, 1811, at Great Yarmouth, where his father, Mr. Samuel Paget, was a merchant. James ...
... played. The game was a poor one, and the North won by a try to nil. Two Cambridge forwards had been selected for the South, but as they would not play there was not a single Cambridge man in 27 the Southern team. No doubt the Rugby Union officials are highly ...
... KNIGHT MA RECENT CAMBRIDGE LOCALS FORTY-FOUR SUCCESSES 15 Honours (5 in 1) 12 Distinctions which others the in Chemistry 5th places and 12th Senior Arithmetic During four these Exams include Scholarship St of Emmanuel St John’s Cambridge Senior ill Local ...
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... J. F H. cole, to the b oth on commission- ing. January 16. W. H. Matthews, to the Duke of Weilington, ad- or the Inflexible. Chief-En- ditional, P. Vining. to the Duke of Wellinz- gineers H. for the Gibraltar, and J. ton, additional, H. Dairvmp le, to ...
... slowly six furlongs. Forfarshire, Joe Pluck, Perthshire, and Lord Provost only trotted. • DUKE’S Arrigo, Ailyar, and others of the team trotted on the Cambridge roads. . __ , , _ . GOODWIN’S Grodno, Yanthis, Beato, and La Feu trotted on the South Field ...
... N(ytlC — E.—The for 1 gentlemen's, and children's midi-off clothes ; distance no object: furniture bought. Mrs. Pippett, 191 Cambridge-road, Kilburn: established over 30 years dd f ONEY. Money. Money.—Wanted to parefiir cash every description of plata. Jewelled ...
... draws attention to the Harrow tradition that the Duke of Wellington was entered at Harrow, and was actually a member of the school for few hours. His elder brother, who was then at Harrow, began the Duke’s first term setting the new headmaster’s carriage ...