... —A new Bank Bill was pae.-ed by the Capo Parliament to-day, and guarantees note currency against Government stock. Mr. Theodore Bent, who hat been exploring ruins Mashonaland, has found images and pottery. He believes they are of Phuenician workmanship ...

... 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 ...

... come across, about fifty miles north-east of Bulawayo, some magnificent ruins similar to those at Zimbabye, which Mr. Theodore Bent went out specially to explore. They cover a space of some four acres, and are characterised by the same fish-bone style ...

... tosok?, the receipt from the employe* the Wbiteabbey Spuming Company, fid. Thb Western Shore the Red Sea.— Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bent ju?t returned to England after spending the winter in exploring some of tho loss-known portions of the west shore the Red ...

... to stay for some days in this charming resort. A marriage is arranged, and will shortly take place, between Mr. James Theodore Bent, of Baildon House, Yorkshire, and Sutton Hall, Cheshire, and Miss Mabel V. A. Hall Dare, second daughter of the late Mr ...

... and Paul Graves Johnston, widow and grandson of the deceased, and the request the former was unveiled her sister, Mrs. Theodore Bent. Following the unveiling of the tablet the rector of the parish. Rev. William Jones, M.A., read the Consecration Prayer ...

... Y«iurtai 1 Lady Lawson, of Brough Hall. Ysrt'hir* Oolonol Reeve*. Mrs. Adair, and Mr* Dare, the latter awter-in-law M*> , Theodore Bent and Mrs. Hobson, Arrtur Mr O’Donnell and his sisters 'a tr the late Mr. O'Doonofl. h* fast), and Mr. and Mr*. Jvdferwm ...

... thkEarlopßos.-u.yn. PUBLISHED BY COMMAND OF HER MAJESTY. THE DOUGLASES. DIANE DE BRETEUILLE. REVELATIONS FROM PATMO3. By J. Theodore Bent. TO PVRRHA-—TO CORALIE. By T. M. RUSSIAN SOLDIERS AND RUSSIAN SARRACINESCA. F. Marion Crawtobd. Chaps. XXIX , THE OLD SALOON ...

... Head-Constable TiUon and Servant Love were in immediate‘attendance, and gavo the woman all the assistance their power. Mr. Theodore Bent, according to a telegram nceived from him Capetown, has good reason be satisfied with the results of his investigation ...

... this Coupon and send to us at once. so many parfice. imJndmg a reception at the house of on© of her greatest friends Mrs. Theodore Bent. Poor Lady Clarina was charming woman—clever, gracefnl, elegant, and a charming hostess. She has mot her death—poor thing ...

... THE COUNTRY TO BE EXPLORED. Mr. Theodore Bent, the eminent arcliKOlogi-t and traveller, accompanied by his wife, will leave England in a few days on another scien* title expedition. Mr. Bent has given the following account of his plans to representative ...

... in the wav of minerals yet, for, owing to the want of tcols, the ground has been little more than tickled. Ur. and Mrs. Theodore Bent and party armed Fort Salisbury the first week of September, did also Colonel Pennefether. Air. and Mrs. Bent have enraged ...