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... Mr*. Theodore Bent has returned town. THE NEW R.A. The desorved honour conferred Solomon J. Solomon, by whiqb to the prized letters R.A.,*' cooks to early in life, for » only year* old. birth, studied Heat her! famous school, working aftenvaids the Academy ...
... DISCOVERY OF FRESH RUINS IN MANIONALAND. Seversl lettersreceived by Mr. Theodore Bent from Mr. M. W. Swan, who is exploring the country between the Limpopo River and Matabeleland. We been communicated to Reuters Agency. In these letters Mr. Swan announces ...
... Mr. Theodore Bent seems to have had some rich find* Maahoaaland. ipwlu of oarrad Teasels, with hunting picture* a* wall exact patterns chased upon them; of statuesque buds pedestals; of curious iron kails which were perhaps used la with the taligwus of ...
... chooses to exercise it) of wears ing his hat in the King’s presence. Mrs. Theodore Bent is still laid up in London, owing to her having broken a leg in Palestine. Mrs. Theodore Bent is the widow of the well-known explorer and Orientalist. Mrs. Bent accompanied ...
... DISCOVERY OF PHŒNICIAN POTTERY MASHONALAND According to dispatches received Cape Town, Mr. Theodore Bent, who is exploring the and historical remains in Moshonaiand. has discovered some images and pottery the Zlmbabaye ruins which are supposed to of ...
... TEE NEXT PLACE FOR EXPLORA- TION- Mr Theodore Bent lectured yesterday on Journeys in Southern Araoia. Mr Bent pointed out that probably no country in the habitaulc world \va- at present ao little known as Arabia Arab fanaticism, waterless wastes, piracy ...
... University, reported to sinking. Considerable uneasiness felt in New York a* the non arrival of the steamship Bohemia. Mr. Theodore Bent: and his party have returned to Aden from Southern Arabia in good health. Lord Hancea passed a restless night, and very ...
... ARCHEOLOGY IN EGYIT. Friday (Reuter).—According to intelligeiKf received from Massowah, Mr. Theodore Bent, the wellknown archaeologist, who 011 his way to examine the ruins ofAxuni, lief ore leaving for that plai'e first visited Keren and the convents ...
... St. Chape', Wood house Lane, yesterday morning, under the presidency of Mr. F. W. Rudler. The attendance was rye.—Mr. Theodore Bent read a paper the Youronk* A-ia Minor, who, he said, were the least religious people he had ever heard of; but the religion ...
... of these relics? The ordinary African races known could not have erectedi them. It is a mystery. At the same time Mr. Theodore Bent adduces good reasons for ascribing the work to the people of Southern Arabia, who perhaps co-operated with the Phoenicians ...
... household effects, and £2,000 each, and to his nephew Roland Theodore Bent £3,000, and he left the residue of his real and personal estate upon trusts for his brother William Theodore Bent, and his children. Mr. Peter Metcalfe, of 6. Cliff Lane, Hornsea ...
... Earl of Rosßlyn. Published by command of Her Majesty. The Douglases. Diane de Breteuille. Revelations from Patmos. J. Theodore Bent. Pyrrba.—To Coralie. By T. M. Russian Soldiers and Russian Armaments. Sarracinesxsi. By F. Marion Crawford. Chaps. XXIX ...