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... Bart., M.P. Some Possibilities of Electricity. By Pr.ifessor William Crooke'', F.R.S. The Road front Mashonalantl. By J. Theodore Bent. Australian Men of Mark. By Francis Adams. Madame Itoslichott : A Reminiscence. By Miss Betham-Edwards. The Stage and I ...
... THE BENT EXPEDITION TO ARABIA. Mr Theodore Bent, the eminent archteologist and traveller, accompanied by his wife, will leave England in a few days on another scientific expedition. The objective point of the new expedition is the Hadramant, the ancient ...
... THE RUINS IN MASHONALAND. Mr. Theodore Bent has received letters from Mr. Robert 31. W. Swan, who is exploring the country between tho Limpopo River and Matabeleland. In these, Renter's Agency states, Mr. Swan announces the discovery of several fresh ...
... 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 ...
... EXPLORATIONS IN ARABIA. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bent, both of whom were recently in Arabia, will start upon another exploration of the southern districts of that country at an early date. They have arranged to leave Marseilles in a few days, and will proceed ...
... be chooses to exercise it) of wearing his hat in the King's presence. Mn. Theodore Bent is still 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. Mn. Bent accompanied ...
... THKIB ORIGIN. J. Theodore Bent, F.S. A., said the origin of the Makalanga was very obscure, but reference to them addressed from early Arabian writer* proved beyond doubt that f-imilar inhabited their country 1000 years ago. Their religion had monotheistic ...
... memorial which was presented by Mrs. Johnston, widow dcccaseKi, and Paul Graves Johnston (grandson), was unveiled Mrs. Theodore Bent, sister of Mrs. Johnston. Rev. William Jonee, M A., dedicated the memorial, and afterwards preached appropriate sermon ...
... THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS IN MASHONALAND. In a private letter, dated Fort Salisbury, September 12th, Mr. Theodore Bent writes as follows:— Since the close of our operations at Zimbabye wa have been a long horseback trip to Sabi, and have discovered ...
... The memorial which was preornied by Afro. Johnston, widow . . . sof and Paul JOhnaton (grandson,, wan uneeikrl by Mrs. Theodore Bent. sister of Mrs. Johnston. Rev. William Jon.% V k., dedicated the memorial. and ;afterwards preached an appropriate sermon ...
... By WILLIAM ARCHER. THE ILLITERATE VOTER. By the Right Hon. CHAttuts DRAM, Bart. MASHONALAND AND ITS INHABITANTS. By J. THEODORE BENT. LETTERS OF CARLYLE TO VARNHAGEN VON ENSE (C'onchided), AN!) LETTERS OF JANE WELSH CARLYLE TO AMELV BOLTE. OUR PARISH IN ...
... Bart., M.P. Some Possibilitiee of Electricity. By Professor William Crookes, F.R.S. The Road from Mashoonaland. By J. Theodore Bent. Awingfan Men of Mark. By Francis Adams. Madams Bodichon : a Reminiscenee. By Miss Bettuun-Edwards. and Literature. By ...