... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE HADRA.MAUT EXPEDITION. ut at ,. INTERVIEW WITH MR. THEODORE 3rne BENT. re le [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] ith Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bent have just returned ve to England from their scientific expedition in the hitherto almost unknown Hadramaut district of ...

... 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 ...

... EXPLORING A BURIED CITY. Mr. Theodore Bent has Inst started for Mas- sowah to explore the ruined city of Axnm, which lies about 120 miles to the south-west, as the crow flies, of the Italian settlement. The city P and its harbour town, Adulis, were evidently ...

... remained there. A famous lady traveller starts next week for Mashonaland; her railway ticket, just taker, cost £350. Mrs. Theodore Bent is an old hand; she accompanied her husband all through the interior of Persia. and took the. photographs which illustrated ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... OF HADRAMAUT I I EXPEDITION. INTERVIEW WITH MR THEODORE DENT. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TESGRAB5.) London, Monday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Bent have just returned ?? from their scientific expedition in the hitherto almost unknown Hadramaut dis- trict of Arabia. Mr ...

... as is 1,, sys the case, the new turns out only to be the old rediscovered The ruined cities of Mashonaland on which Mr. Theodore Bent he published a handsome volume, the ruins at Zimbabwe, hare been described before now by Portuguese and English travellers ...