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... MR THEODORE BENT IN ABYSSINIA. A Reuters telegram, dated Rome, Frday, says: According to intelligence received from Massowah, Mr Theodore Rent, the well-known archaeologist, who is his way to examine the ruins of Axum, before leaving for that place first ...
... MR J. THEODORE BENT, which Messrs Longmans & Co. are now passing through the press. During the spring Mr and Mrs Bent visited Abyssinia* and spent com ...
... DEATH OF MR THEODORE BENT. Surprise will be mingled with regret (says London correspondent) at the news of the death of Mr Theodore Bent, tho well-known traveller. Mr Bent was still far from having reached the allotted age of man, and he has so often ...
... DEATH OF A WELL-KNOWN TRAVELLER. Surprise will be mingled with regret at the news of the death Mr Theodore Bent, the wellknown traveller. Mr Bent was still far from having reached the allotted age of man, and he has so often returned from his travels ...
... Arapia.—In connection with the Royal graphicalSociety a lecture was delivered yesterday afternoon b Mr R. Theodore Bent, in the National Portrait Gallery, Queen Street. The subject of the lecture was Arabia, and it was illustrated by lime-light views ...
... HE LAND OF OPHIR. According to dispatches received at Mr Theodore Bent, who is bistorical remains in sosiand, hae discovered images pottery at the Zimbabaye ruins, which are supposed to ship. The news of the discovery has awakened interest, and further ...
... 207 Rath Street, Glasgow. Sir , Renny Watson presided, and introduced In a few well-chosen remarks the lecturer—Mr. J. Theodore Bent. Mr. Bent in his lecture, which I was illustrated with lime-light views, went over the greater pan of Southern Arabia, ...
... found to attach. Captain Lugard will deliver a lecture at the headquarters the Society in Edinburgh sth November, ami Mr Theodore Bent will open the session Glasgow on the 7th, and Captain Younghusband at Dundee and Aberdeen the 14th aud 18th November r ...
... MR THEODORE BENT’S ARABIAN XPEDITION. Mr Theodore Bent and his wife have been unable to cross Southern Arabia from Muscat to Aden. He has also been refused permission to roceed by the Sultan of the coast town from w ich he to visit the Hadramant Valley ...
... TOR KUM A JUBILEE LYRIC. By the OF ROSELYN. WOW by 4 of tier TnE Dot DIANE DE BRETVILLE. RETELATIONS PROM PETRO*. DT J. THEODORE BENT. , To PI RRHA—To CoxbuE. By T. M. SOLDIERS AND ARMAMENTS. By I. MARION Chaps. .XXXL TUE OLD SALOON. THE NEED OP OPEN SPACE ...
... THE B NT EXPEDITION TO ARABIA, Mr Theodore Bent, the eminent and traveller, accompanied by his wife, will leave England in a few days on another scientitic expedi- tion. The objective point of e new expedition is the ramant, the ancient frankincense country ...
... of High Mountains. By W. M. CONWAY. The Military and the Magistrates. By GEORGE IRVING. Under British Protection. By J. THEODORE. BENT. 1793-1893. By ALBERT 1). VANDAM. A Palace in the Strand. By Major MARTIN A. S. IIuME. England's Right to the Suez Shares ...