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... members of the Lockett family, from IJverp»»ol. Thence came also Mr. Shield with his brother the bursar of Jesus College, Cambridge, Mr. Hugh Shield, ex-M.P., but now Cavalier of Charles 1. Mr. 11. Stern wore French hunting cveningsiiit. Sit dames Kitson ...
... to the Kev. K. C. Baldwin, M.A., who, after five yearsâ service as curate in the parish, is leaving take a living near Cambridge. The meeting was thoroughly representative. The Bov. W. Hodgson, the viear, on behalf of the churchwardens and congregation ...
... T PARK (Near ELTHAM, KENT). President : H.R.H. The DUKE EDINBURGH, K.G Head Master : REV. JAMES WHITE, M.A. ASSISTED by a large Staff of Residcut Masters. Graduates in Honours of Oxford and Cambridge. Preparation for the Universities, Naval, Military ...
... CHI6LEHUKST PARK, ELTII A M, KENT. PrKSIDKNT ; H U H. The DUKE EDINBURGH, K.G Head Master : REV. JAMES WHITE, M.A. ASSISTED by a large staff of Resident Masters. Graduates iu Honours of Oxford and Cambridge. Preparation for the Universities, Naval, Military ...
... the old-faahioned way To do in day What Hudson's Will do in hour I foaming lather, leave* no *meU.— * a, washing The Duke of Cambridge is aaid hare promised to honour Colonel North with visitat his new residence at Eltham. ical Watch and Clock Maker Jeweller ...
... interesting facts the rev. gentleman told how there were now two agents of the society, by special permission of 11.R.n. the Duke of Cambridge, at work among the military, while a mission was about to lie established the* very gaol crates Canterbury. further described ...
... the Duke of Teck, Prince Henry of Batlenburg, attended Colonel Clarke. Colonel Collins reuresented the Princess Louise and the Marquis of Lome, and the Chief Secretary of the Geiuian Embassy, Von Rath, the Empress Frederick. The Duke of Cambridge was ...
... some years. was building in December last in Cambridge-road, and on 19th he paid Garner £2O, for which produced a receipt. At the same time paid that took possession of certain of the material in Cambridge road, which belonged to Gamer.—Crossexamined ...
... travellers. hore, carU, &c.. to |iy for. Those lovely Raster Fancies. Alls-rts a tin; Yankee Mixtures, 7lb Is (id.?Ricucs, Duke-street, London Bridge. ELECTION KISH OFFICERS FOR FOOTS CRAY. vestry niwtiiijx, for the election of palish oHicers, held Vridav ...
... when time was whistled they were the winners by three goals to one. Lieutenant Ross then jaraded his team before tlie Duke of Cambridge, who con?Tatulaled them on tlieir victory,and presented them with the cup and silver me ...
... , will give her well known Graceful, and Talented Perform* ance in its entirety, the *at..c given before H.B.H. The Duke of Cambridge, Sir Evelyn Wood, V.C., Colonel Btker Kus«ell, K.C.8., in her Cryttil Tank. Under AVater Feat*, comprising Gathering ...
... addresses of iiiiiiiUt of pel son:, and also name' of various residential places as Chi'lehnrst, Hastings, Tunbridge Wells, Cambridge. The Chairman added that the accused also seemed to liave struck a balance one day, shewing that after paying his c\|»eiises ...