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... telegram from Ottawa -at* the of Lady Dorothy the third daughter the Duke Devonshire, Captain Harold Macß'iilan. the Grenadier Guards, the Mr. Maurice Crawford Maensillan, publisher, Cambridge and London director of Ma ...
... Henry FitswiDiam was, I recollect, one the supporters the Oxford and Cambridge Steeple Chase years ago Aylesbury, and was the founder the much-coveted undergraduate whip Cambridge. Viscount can recall, was fortunate enough in his military days to enrol ...
... and make a handsome profit by doing what the Board is unable to tackle. Mr. Asquith at Cambridge. Mr. Asquith is addressing the University Liberal Club at Cambridge on Friday night, and I am told that a speech of the first importance may be expected. Recent ...
... Judge of Calcutta. The President (Sir Henry Duke) intimated that the particulars as the position of the co-respondent might have to reported the proper authorities. Writing to the petitioner from Cambridge. the respondent said:— living with Mr. Sheepshanks ...
... •* .-.P- di. yo: crt«» W.M. OTI«LY J ATT. .Solicitor. THE CAMBRIDGE HOTKI. AMi SCARROKOKiII. , Mc.-r#. ANDREW SON arc «dni. le Hi. K\a.uioi- lam f»:n*rt. ia ...
... which Mr. paid was loth century book hour* with nineteen arched miniatures. calendar in red. hlue, and and the arms of the Duke* of Orleans. Tnia Horae. 1 believe. not generally known «onnoin*eitr*. and. being an excep(tonally licautiini work in tine ...
... ;| r ;; Miss Fitzgeorge. Before her mar- riage Mrs. Earle was Miss Daphne Fitzgeorge, the daughter of a son of the late Duke Cambridge. A Ro-marriage7 There is talk of the re-marriage of I/ady Dalmeny, who was divorced on December 18th from Lord Rosebery’s ...
... A Search for King. There is some desire in Hungary that the Queen's Irrother, the Marquis of Cambridge, should accept the Hungarian throne. The one-time Duke of Teck is of Hungarian descent. Count Apponyi’s recent visit to Paris was in search of a King ...
... inter-L'niversity debate to IK- IK-Id at the Cambridge f'nion tomorrow week. «it discussion will l»e tlie capacity of govern. This the first time two the nar that- the two I'nion debating societies of Oxford and Cambridge have held I'tiioit debate. and the occasion ...
... three-quarter* allowed oijien user the Duke* l« ...
... Paisley has survived, without turning hair, pronahly one the most months in his career. One who was present the meeting Cambridge which Mr. Asquith addressed just before be embarked upon what called a dark and difficult adventure, tells eur- Kimri the ...