... slightest particular attempt to alter the course of destiny. TT er marriage took place two years ago, and Lord Tullibardine, the Duke of Atholl's eldest son, has been on active service almost ever since. He had already won distinction and a D.S.O. in the Soudan ...

... governing just now he might be glad of a job. 'T'he Grand Duke Michael of Russia has taken Keele Hall, North Staffordshire, the seat of Mr. Ralph Sneyd, who is two years younger than the Duke (born 1 86 r). Keele Hall is considered one of the best examples ...

... is a sister of the present Marquis of Waterford and youngest daughter of the late peer. Her mother is a daughter of the late Duke of Beaufort. The Earl of Meath, who succeeded to the title in 1887, is an Irishman who has devoted himself to philanthropic ...

... scramble into the British peerage as follows.-- Duke of Bolton married Lavinia Fenton (d. 1760). Duke of Cambridge married Miss Farebrother (d. 1890). Duke of St. Albans married Harriett Mellon. The duke was descended from the actress, Nell ...

... the new Sunningdale Golf Club, is well known in the world of golf. He belongs to the Royal and Ancient and the Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society, and he is a member of the Rules of Golf Committee. As Mr. Colt has had considerable experience of secretarial ...

... the aunt of the Duke of Westminster and has a son ahd two daughters who are all serene highnesses. The Duke of Teck appears in an excellent engraving of the relief of Mafeking, the work of Mr. Alfred Pearse, who is now illustrating the Duke of Cornwall's ...

... 31. j\Ir. William Frederick Cloete. 32.-- Duchess of Roxburghe widow of the 7th Duke, is a sister of the late Lord Randolph Churchill. Her son, the 8th Duke, is on the Duke of Cornwall's staff during the empire voyage. He was out in Africa, where his sister's ...

... Kent eleven, to the benefit of the team and their own averages. C. J. Bur- nup, however, had more or less made his name at Cambridge before he was tried for Kent. A couple of weeks ago I remarked that P. F. Warner, while probably the most consistent batsman ...

... d chess player. The Hon. Charles Rolls is the youngest son of Lord Llangattock. He was born in 1877, and is an Eton and Cambridge man. He has obtained fame in connection with motor-car racing, being one of the first Englishmen to combine safety with speed ...

... much of its success to the enthusiasm of the honorary secretary of the club, Major-General R. W. Duff. The King and the Duke of Cambridge are regular visitors to Homburg and take great interest in the golf club. 'T'he answer to the anagram puzzle given last ...

... part of the extensive gardens of Carlton House, which was built in I709. The terrace is distinguished by the column of the Duke of York (son of George III.), whose brother lived at Carlton House when he was Prince of Wales, and once entertained Sir Walter ...

... but abroad crowned heads generally travel more leisurely. HP he Duke of Cambridge, who is taking the Homburg water for the first time, and who takes it at his residence (the Villa Cambridge), is often to be seen at Ritters Park Hotel. All the hotels are ...