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... sur gery. Educated at Char terhouse and Caius College, Cambridge, he graduated eighth Wrangler in 188 1, to become the following year a Fellow of his College. Both Addenbrooke's Hos pital, Cambridge, and Bartholomew's number him among their distin guished ...
... Hargham, Attleborough, Norfolk, (Late Stiffkey, Norfolk). The Breeding Ground being close to the Eccles-road Station, G.E.R. (Cambridge) main line, the birds can be seen any time by appointment. THE LIPHOOK GAME FARM SUPPLIES In small op large quantities up ...
... Stoekton-on I Tees 43. Knowslev St.. Bolton 40, Seoteh St., Carlisle 2, Woodhill, Northampton. Chas. Macintosh Co., ltd., Cambridge Street, MANCHESTER; 30, Fore Street, LONDON, E.C. TORPID LIVER! HEADACHE. __ ...
... show in the heads and posts, lemon-cutting, and tent- pegging competitions and then came the musical ride of the 17th (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Lancers. The thirty-six non- com missioned officers and men taking part in this always- attractive item in the ...
... L. LOVETT Mr. Henry Cosby I.e'.x Lovett, tin under graduate of Christ's College, Cambridge. \ih was killed by lightning while on his way to the May Races at Cambridge, was the son of the Rev. Robert Lovett, Rector of Caundle Bishop, near Sherborne. He ...
... the game he has met with more than an aveiage share of success. Educated at Slier- borne, he went up to Trinity College, Cambridge, where, although he made no prominent mark, he took a keen interest in eveiy Same and sport. This training has stood him ...
... study of human nature. Another of Mr. Tussaud' s successes is the waxen and pictorial repre sentation of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race. The sculpturing and painting are so very artfully combined that the delusion gives rise to many quite heated arguments ...
... BEDFORD The Duke of Bedford died suddenly on Thursday in last week of heart disease, at his residence in Chesham Place. The Duke had been under medical advice for some time past, but was not considered to be in any great danger. The Duke and Duchess were ...
... Martley, and Warne on Tyrone. The 300 portraits include those of the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Beaufort, the Duke of Portland, the Duke and Duchess of Westminster, Lord Zetland, Lord Londonderry, Lord Coventry, Sir ...
... THE ROYAL FAMILY Firht to arrive was the Duke of Edinburgh in an admiral's uniform, accompanied by the Duchess of Edinburgh and the Princess Victoria Melita. Next came the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, the Duke in a general's uniform, with their children ...
... bishop of York denounced the Suspensory Bill, and said that Church and people would suffer incalculably if it were passed. The Duke of Argyll declared that to disestablish the Church in Wales would be a discreditable and violent act. Other speakers were Lord ...
... invention has not met with the recogni tion its merits deserve we may be sure the fault does not lie with the Duke of Cambridge. H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, K.G., K.T., K. P. FIELD-MARSHAL, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF .-infy'. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BV GUNX AND STUART ...