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... apparatus for ?? Photographic and like views cinematographic- ahr. Pet,. 24th, 1899. ~ l 4,272. Ert eler, 109, Kriegstrasse, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany. Auxiliary pedal for musical instru- mensr urshed with pedals. Feb. 27th, 1899. don. An ui Henry Hart, 323 ...
... discomfiture of the insurgents in a series of small bat. tIes, which were fouubt on the 21st, 22d, and 23d instant. Letters from Karlsruhe inform us of the preparations which the revolutionary Government have made for their flight, by removing part of their troops ...
... it. 3O general is the indignation that the other day the Schleswig. Holstein question was referred to in the chamber at Karlsruhe; for every one feels that such a con- temptuous disregard of all law and justice, as Prussia, with daring effrontery, has ...
... Koln, Bonn, Neuvied, s Coblenz, Bingen, Mainz, Frankfurt-on-tbe-.aine, Homburg, t Hanau, Darmstadft, Manheim, Heidelberg, Karlsruhe, and Baden, and by Major-General Sir Vincent Eyre, C.B., Mr John Blundell, and Mr Mlerridew, the Society's Visiting Commissioners ...
... large portions of waste land. We reached Southampton at mid-day, and were at once conveyed by tender to the splendid steamer Karlsruhe, which was wait- incg for us in the bay. She had come direct from Bremen without touching at any inter- mediate port, and ...
... for eP0osis, Photographic andl like views ciudmatographic- ally. Feb. 24th, 1899. 4,272. Ernst Seiler, 109, Kriegstrasse, Karlsruhe, Baden, Gernonv. Auxiliasry pedal for musical instru- mnents furnished with pedals. Feb. 27th, 1899. do1. Louis Henry Hart ...
... her bee; She used tew lay 2 eegs a day. And Sundays she'd lay 3. THE MANCPACTORK OF OLD MASTERS.—Pr..f. Theodore Levin of Karlsruhe, has an article in the new number of the Kunstchronik on the in- creasing production of spurious old masters, especially ...
... according to the petitioner's account, it finally ceased by mutual agreement. Mrs. Yfatman then went to reside with her aunt at Karlsruhe; but in the summer of 1661 she was lodging at the house of Philip Klor, who was examined by interpreter, and who stated himself ...
... speaking with the officers, referred to the case of Lientenant Brusewnitz, the officer who recently killed a civilian at Karlsruhe. The Emperor said that occurrence had affected him most painfually, and he ex- horted the officers, especially the younger ...
... 7th instant. GERczAxY.-It is reported, in a letter from Karlsruhe, of the 14th instant, that the Grand Duke of Baden bad fled from his capital under escort of a troop of horse and artillery. Karlsruhe itself was in estate bordering upon anarchy. Freyburg ...
... Jerusalem's school 155 years age until the present tim~e. The first of tho rioderncsed form iof technical schools was that at ~Karlsruhe, founded about 1831. There were now nine similar institutions in Germany, and last year the total attendance. of students ...
... Freishinige people's party, on the questionr of duelling in the army, and killing of a civilianI by Lieutenant Von Brueswitz at Karlsruhe. Prince Hohenlohe, who was in his place, declared his readiness to reply to the interpella- tions immediately. After some ...