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... Christian names ; but that miserable specimen of royalty, King John, spoiled it fur use by the dynasty of Great Britain. Only once *ince him time has there been a Ptioce John of England, and that was John of Eltham, so named from his birthplace, and his life was ...
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... Tiibury Division of Essex.) FALKIRK DISTRItT.—John Wilson, LU, 4222; M. klerdonald, L, 41)22. Foiranuntm—Captain John Sinclair. L, 4962 ; Captain the Hon. C. Mauls Ramsay, C. 4714. Lorrn (Sorrio.—*Colonel John P. Nolan, N. 1233; Richard McGhee. N, 922. No ...
... whole of the necessary kit for .setive service has been ordered. but a few comfort, for the mea are required, 'specially cardigan jackets. light drawer*, and pocket handkerchiefs. A new really good binoculars are essential. Balaclava helmets. pipes, and ...