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... Infirmary, but is now going on well. FATAL FoorsAtz Ai-CHANT. —The Rev. G. H. Knight, 8.A.. late scholar of Selwyn College, Cambridge, and assistant master at Bromsgrove School, died on Sunday morning from the results of a kick accidentally receiv. ed whilst ...
... social aspects of the political world, curious observers notice unusual developments. One of these is the restlessness of the Duke of Devon. shire. II that superb queen of Societymentally as well a physically a queen, born to role and be obeyed the Duchess ...
... intuit be spent on labour. THE DUKE or YORK. The Berlin nor-. respondent of the Daily Chrome.. says:— am in a position to assure you that the rumour which has recently been busy. in a matrimonial sense, with the names of the Duke of Ynrk and the Princess Victoria ...
... gentle- men, for a wager, rode on horseback from Cambridge to Hogston, to the meet of Lord Bothschild's Btaehounds, a distance of some sixty miles,the condition being that they were not to start from Cambridge before seven o'clock on that morning, and should ...
... for the start the think crowd outside the Leander boat. bongo began to divide, and shortly after the brown shell of the Cambridge boat was seen to Magi from the mass of people collected around the • hard ' ; and taking their places. the Cantabs paddled ...
... reference made et the Petty Sessions on Monday. and at Huly Trinity and other Churches and Chapels on Sunday to the death of the Duke of Bedford. His grace was spoken of as a man of distinguished attainments and one who had the interest of Bedford near his ...
... thought it right to make redrew to the toes the Infirreery hid imetalued in the death of the Duke of Balked. It was souses& eery for him to say mush shoat the late Duke, most of them knew him personally, and many of them 'odd call to mind the time when he was ...
... a bread tender at 31.5 d. per elb. loaf. in. best 7s 6d Workman's Boot In Bedfota is at Taylor's, 5, Midland-road. 130= The Duke of Bedford's personal estatehe left no will—has been valued at X 220,000. 131CDFORD CORN MARKET, APRIL 15. Moderate trade for ...
... appreciable extent into football and cricket. And the fact that a man is the son of a duke helps him but little into the eleven' or tho' fifteen' at Oxford or Cambridge. Indeed, if we search through the lists of blues,' both light and dark, we shall find ...
... the Archbishop of Canterbury. the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Christian. Lord Roberta, Mrs Gladstone, Mr A. J. Halfwit. the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, the Duke and Duchess of Comnaught, the Prince of Wales, the Duke at York, the Drachm of ...
... stirring well so that it does not curdle. Strain through muslin and serve. OLIVE. THE DOZE 04MBAIDOE AT LEICESTER. —The Duke of Cambridge visited Leicester on Monday, to review the Yeomanry Cavalry. now up for their annual training. His ]loyal Highness arrived ...
... OUR LONDON LETTER. Num. I had the pleasure of meeting at • Cambridge dinner table the other day the two learned ladles, Mrs Gibson and Mrs Lewis, who are celebrated for the discovery of the Biotech: manuscripts. It were impossible to epees too highly ...