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... The ES Godin cribed ARCH-EOLOGY IN EGYPT. The Reme, Friday (Reuter).—According to int ve led received from Massowah, Mr. Theodore Bent, | 1 life. known archzologist, who is on his way to exa ruins of Axum, before leaving for that pls visited Keren and the ...
... 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 ...
... secretary has been and lixely to be entertained. view to settlement Australia, which propos ide in lated.” — y Mr. Mr. Theodore Bent seems to have had so p upon Mashonaland. He speaks « vessels, with hanting pictures as well as exact ge patterns chased ...
... e is Sir Harry Verney's sister-in-law. The late Sir Henry Verney's wife was the sister Miss Florence Nightingale. Mr. Theodore Bent and his wife have arrived Shi bam, the capital of Hadrajnant. Sir Harry Veeney was the father of the Royal Agricultural ...
... Grace's experience and reputation would not have protested against an umpire without just and sufficient cause. *** Mr. Theodore Bent s discoveries among the ruins of Mashonaland are interesting. They show conclusively that the country was formerly populated ...
... yesterday by tbe American liner St. Pan! from New York. Probably the earliest workings in date from before Abraham. So Mr. Theodore Bent has been saying. The State Apartments at Windsor excited the Americana, yesterday, feelings, reflected in their faces, ...
... Sir Edward Ripley. Bart. The Hon. J. C. Dundee. Sir Albert Kara Rollit, LLD.. MP. j WiUiam Esq. , Joseph AidersomKsq. J. Theodore Bent, CharLi Bischoff,Esq., I V.P. | Tickets £1 recti, Dinner the table The Committee beg have incurred module 100 boys, and ...
... chapter* variety matter* who have business with »r prating to. the Colony. Year It in this country by Mewn. ate! Mrs. Theodore Bent ha.* prepared for player Patience.' yivti..- The game* will intere.-t players. » explanations will help others !*••• ...
... opimions freely expressed, and there is promise re The teresting, if not an exciting, evening. of it as Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bent, the t late Sir have hit upon an idea for augmenting the War Fund. They have arranged all the « at Sir thered during their ...
... geography were admittedly worthy of the honour. We have only to mention such names as Miss Cum- minc, Mrs. Bisnop, and Mrs. THEODORE BENT to show that the Council chose wisely. Many women have had the desire to travel and These explore, and the courage to carry ...
... MR. T. BENTS JOURNEY IN. AABIA. M lr. and Mirs. Theodore Bent have just returned to England -from their expedition to ni e Eladramaiut dis- Ltrict of Arabia. :Mr. Bent regards the geographieas] and archatological results of the expeditioni as being verv ...