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... life-long interest, and his service to the country in that direction should be invaluable at this luncture. He is a large Cambridge andowner, and farms 1.000 acres himself. His farming is done according to the most modern ideas, and his home farm is run ...
... Women Mayfair Gossip From a Woman Correspondent LONDON, Friday Night ALTHOUGH the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester have tried to In the country as much as possible during the Duke’s short leave from the Front—their new house, Barnwell Manor, has reached a f ...
... recently appointed President of the Board of Trade. for one of the two vacancies for the City of London. Nominations for the Cambridge University bv-election are Dr. Archibald V. Hill (Independent Conservative) and Prof. J. A. Ryle (Independent Progressive) ...
... miles)—* J. J O’Connor, Hospitals’ Trust, and W. Sherringham, Donore Harriers; 3, S. Banks. Donore; 4. B. Foreman, Donore; 5, B. Duke, Hospitals’; 6. D. Walsh, Donore. * Deadheat._;’,t}m. 225 Tftim.’;rg;uut—l' 2Doqu_lore iI-lalrriers—4, 3. , 6. = pts.; 2, ...
... IRISH HISTORY Sir—Lecky’s History is referred to as follows in : Judge O’Connor Morris’s Cambridge Historical Series, Ireland (p. 392) ; This great work is by many degrees the best account of Ireland from the beginning of the reign of Elizabeth to the ...
... HATCHINGS Atlantic Cup. Lirerpool—Monty Maghnll Plate. Liv«-rpool—lfouittar Paths All enfafementa Mantfeat and M 'cury. ROWING Cambridge University have had to rearrange their crow owing to the illness of C. N. C. Addison (Pembroke), the secretary, who has been ...
... be the first time that two candidates in a three cornered election have found themselves in this position. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. The Cambridge University by-election has been won by Dr. A. Hill (Independent Con.) with a majority of 4,454. The figures ...
... ly elegant and distinguished she looks In ft. She Went to a private party —or rather a little gathering of her own and the Duke of Kent’s friendslast night dressed in ft Sllm-fUtlng black frock of some soft clinging material, and her hair, dressed low ...
... he is godson to King George V., and was honorary page to the present King. Educated at Winchester and Trinity College, Cambridge, of which he was an exhibitioner, he participated with zest in nearly every form of sport. He succeeded his father in the ...
... Mesars. Robert Vint, M. 8. at hemp. N. Cater*, and John Skelton; hon. captain. Mr. Thoma* Carrey; vicecaptain, Mr. T. R. Cambridge. J.r.; hon. secretary. Mr. Jack Skelton; hon. treaaurer, Mr. Norman Committee —Meeer#. H. S. Hashes. William Ro«a, W. S. ...
... Earl of Athlonc wlio was born at Kensington Palace April 14, 1874, tne third son of Francis Duke by his wife Princess Mary, daughter of the flret Duke of Cambridge, who was son of fieorue 111. His tenure. Of office as Governor-General South Africa \vas from ...
... Earl of Athlone. who was bom at Kensington Palace on April 14, 1874. the third son of Francis Duke of Teck his wife Princess Mary, daughter the first Duke Cambridge, who was son of George HI. Important offices held by Lord A.thlone Include those Governor ...