... will be drawn therefore. is that while there have been many large individual subscriptions to the fund, inaugurated by the Duke of Ailoticester five days after war was declared, there has also been an extraordinarily wide general response. The first flag ...

... will be drawn, therefore, is that while there have been many large individual subscriptions to the fund inaugurated by the Duke of Gloucester five days after war was declared, there has also been an extraordinarily wide general response. The first flag ...

... 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 ...

... which will be drawn, therefore, it that while there have been many large ind.vidual aubacriptiona to the Fund Inaugurated tne Duke of Gloucester five daya after war was declared there has alao been an extraordinarily wide general reaponac. The first flag ...

... occupation of Paris in 1811 bears that out vividly She writes: Few things surprised me more at Paris than the manner which the Duke— then Marquis— of Wellington was received the first evening his arrival here coming as he 'did from Toulouse where he had fought ...

... Enjoying Leave LONDON, Friday Night. LTHOUGH the Duke and Duchesg of Gloucester have tried to be in the country as much as possible during the Duke’s short leave from the front—their new house, Barnwell Manor, has reached a fascinating stage —the Duchess ...

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... SANFORD, the Cambridge Boat Club president, hopes to arrange for his crew to have one or . two outings over the Henley course prior to the race there with Oxford. Cambridge will use the boat in which they won last year. In the meantime, Cambridge had two ...

... Gardens. His military invention proved profitable, and (as the Telegraph points out) also made him famous overnight. The Duke of Cambridge, the Commander-in-Chief, took the future King Edward VII to see the new gun- Curiosity That Was Not Satisfied Sir Hiram ...

... TUB. Electric Lighting Company His military invention proved mere profitable and also made him famous overnight. The Duke of Cambridge, the Commander-in-Chief, took the future King Edward to sat the new gun. Sir Hiram (sags Dally Telegraph goeslp) found ...

... reading the Town v. Cambridge University. On weekly edition of the Courier and , the ice at Grantchester. The Guardian. He recalls walking 1 Cambridge Town team included the down from Queensbury with his famous Cambridge cricketers, father in 1863 to see ...

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