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... scoring the only goal against them. Afterwards everything favoured the Forest, Fred Forman shot a second goal, aud Calvey, Morris, and Snouncer all added further points, Notts Forest winning by five goals to none. In trying to stop the second goal Pennington ...
... By GEO. DOLBY. Cloth, Cs. London : T. Fisher Unwin. Paternoster-square, E.C. LORD ROSEBERY'S NEW BOOK. Published This Day. Price 7s. Gd. J^APOLEON : The LastTThasa By LORD EOSERERY. London : A. L. Humphreys, 187. Piccadilly. Price 2s. 6d. Price 2s. Gd ...
... Crown Svo., 6s. A NEW STORY* FOUNDED ON FACT. A SEA KING'-S MIDSHIPMAN : An Episode in the Life of the faaious Lord Cochrane (afterwards Lord Dun- douaid.l. By A. LEE KNIGHT. With Illustrations by Moxeo S. OKll. Large crown Svo., Ss. John Murray, Albe ...
... era___Eeiievolent Institution. THE BOER WAR.— Officers belonging to Genl. Bullcr's *md and oth Divisions, or who went with Lord Roberts to Bloemfontein, 4c, are invited to COMMUNICATE personally, or through relatives, with Messrs. DICKINSON and FOSTER ...
... OF DANTE. Translated by H. F. ! J. CAKY. E.iitul by I ?? Tov.M-iCK. I MAUD. By ALFRED. Lord TENNYSON. Edited by Eliza UKiii Woupswomi!. mHE EARLY POEMS OF ALFRED, LORD JL TENNYSON. Edited b; J. C. Collins, M.A. EOTHEN. By A. Vi. KING LAKE. With an Intro- ...
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... Hartington, the Earl of Rosebery. the Earl of Idle-sleigh, George Joachim Gcs-hen, J. P. B. Robertson (afterwards Lord Robertson), Lord Balfour of Burleigh. I By the Author of Ethics of Socialism. &cw JEAN PAUL MARAT: THE PEOPLES FRIEND. By E. BELFORT ...
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... TKEASIKKKS: Lord HALIBURTON and JAMES S. STRANGE, Esq. Office 32. Saclct iße-Street. W ALEX. HAVES. Secretary. WEST LONDON HOSPITAL, Hammersmith-road, i W. (153 beds). PATRON-U.R.H. the Prince of WALES. K.G. ?? Duke ol DEVONSHIRE. K.G. TREASURER— Tbe Lord ROTHSCHILD ...
... ' C_— — U— VS— • Lord WANTAGE, V.C, K.C.B. The following CONTRIBUTIONS towards the Fund now beinc raised tor rendering Aid to the Sick and Wounded in South Africa are THANKFULLY ACKNOWLEDGED: THIRTY-SECOND LIST. The Right Hon. the Lord The Alnwick and ...
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... provement?, and will b. Sold at an inclusive reduced price complete fur riding. BLOEMFONTEIN.— OFFICERS who were there with Lord Roberts, or formed nart of General Buller's Relief Force, lire ASKED to COM MUNI. ATE. personally or through rela- tives ...