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... MR THEODORE BENT. Mr. Theodore Bent, the traveller, is naturally one of the men of the hour. Sit with him at his corafortable place in Great Cumberiand.place (says the Morning Leader), and you will bear more about Mashonalsod and the Matabele than you ...
... MR THEODORE BENT. Mr. Theodore Bent, the traveller, is naturally one of the men of the hour. Sit with him at Isis comfortable place in Great Cumberland-place (says the Jferaixy Leader), and you will hear more about Mashonaland and the hfatabele than you ...
... loiscoVlßY or IN MASHONALAND. leseral litter' mewed by Mr. Theodore Bent U. W. Swim, who la exploring moats the tiaspepo sad Matibel•lsed, bees soututottestod to .400ey. la these Mr Swan the &wormy of !malt ruins .inalm to the famous by Mr. Theodore ...
... publishing in his newsp? adnresses on Parliamentary reform. He was £ 50, and sent to Newgate Prison for two year*Ly Mr Theodore Bent left Marseilles on afternoon on his expedition to Arabia by^ j^ Messageries Maritime Company's bourne. The explorer, who ...
... Mashonaland, The writer says that very little is proved in the way of minerals, owing to the want of tools. Mr and Mrs Theodore Bent arrived at Fort Salisbury in the first week of Sep- tember, as did also Colonel Pennefather. Mr Bent, it is stated, discovered ...
... regard as a corruption of the word Ophir. This view was also held by the Portuguese writer, Contc, who was quoted by Theodore Bent in his Ruined Cities of Maahonaland. With regard to Fnra, Conto said: The richest mines of all are those of Mazapa, from ...
... nt and Heredity, by B. Orr. 1893- Tbe ut SXashonnland. by Theodore Beat, loi'2. Toe tiered City otthe Ethiop: ans. bv Theodore Bent. 1Sa4' ...
... who had evaded thorn, declaring that they would lynch them also. RETURN OF THE lIA DR AM AU 1‘ EXPE DJTION. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bent hare just England from their acientifio in Lirh-r--to almost unknown di.-tri* t Arabia In an interview with a press re ...
... Mashonaland, The writer says that very little is proved in the way of minerals, owing to the want of tools. Mr and Mrs Theodore Bent arrived at Fort Salisbury in the first week of Sep- tember, as did also Colonel Pennefather. Mr Bent, it is stated, discovered ...
... regard as a corruption of the word Cphir. This view was also held by the Portuguese writer, Con to, who was quoted by Theodore Bent in his Ruined Cities of Mashoualand. With regard to Fura. Cento said: The richest mines of all are those of Mazapa, from ...
... and danger from the fact that pressure was cut upon him in the contrary direction.—The Life of Giuseppe Garibaldi. By J. Theodore Bent. ...
... regard as a corruption of the tvord Ophir. This view was also held uy the Portuguese writer Couto, who was quoted by Theodore Bent in hie Ruined Cities of Masbonaland. With regard to Fura. Couto said: •' The rienest mines of all an tlrose of Mitaapa ...