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... School Union, and on Satur day Mr Balfour, at Cambridge , will, no doubt, have somethies to say on the question of the hour; while the battle will be raging all along line when Atebbishop Bonnie and the Duke of Norfolk lend the Roman Catholic agitation ...
... Blue at Oxford. Among the other famous oars. men already in the House may he mentioned Sir Charles Dilke, who rowed for Cambridge in the intou'Varsity Boat Race in 1r.64. Mr. R. C. Lehmann. the Liberal Member for Market Hat , born. is supposed to be the ...
... sion of the sing. many letter, from the late Queen Victoria will be included in the memoirn of the private life of the Duke of Cambridge which Dr. Edgar Shepherd is compiling and will produce during November. Flags were flying at hall/rued at Brightlingste ...
... after 5 p.n..—H.M. Office of Worka- inagnilb . new flats for millionaires which are going up on the i-ite of the late Duke of Cambridge', re:admire. at corner of Park-lane. •re nearing completion. When they ready for oictipation the upirant to the atm.:There ...
... his stud having won £32.926 in forty-four race*. His Keyst,ne 11, won the Oaks. but Major Enstace , Lnder's Spearmint and the Duke of West- , , minstey's Troutbeek were the winners of the ' Derby and St. Leger respectively. Mr. John Mintagon. a Yorkshire ...
... His Majesty's lodges at Windsor. being the first to hold the post. The deceased aas tha first member enrolled in the Duke of Cambridge Lodge of Odilfellows at Chelsea, and has been a ineniher of a local lodge for many years. the loooral took plate at Hose ...
... Head(martens that the Westminster Dragoons will awemble for their annual training on July 41st at Churn; the Middlesex (Duke uf Cambridge Hussars) on the '46th of July at Churn; and kite King's Colonials on .luly ..,th also at Churn. Tho training in each ...
... I, .11. Regiment :11141 I h.. :Ind Hearer l'oninanY As' intercollegiate athletic match between teams trom Clare College. Cambridge. and Oriel College, Oxford. was decided at Oxford on Friday, when the Dark Blue repreeentativas successful by events to two ...
... easily first among the Univeraitiea of the world. The oldest of the Bodleian is that over the Divinity School. which is known as Duke. Humphrey's Library. It was building during the middle of the 15th century. is., between 1444, and 1480. plesent elaborate ...
... Oxford then securing lead.. Ultimately t he decision of the contest rested betseen the two captain-, and Mr M. T. Allen. the Cambridge eartain, beating the Hon. C. N. mute. Oxford captain. by 13 ho!es, iteit managed to sceure vieOry for the Light wiles by ...
... years later. 'the history of this foundation is of as it exhibits the primary model of all collegiate bodies in Oxford and Cambridge. Saya Dr Ingram: The students were no longer dispersed through the streets and lanes of the city, dwelling in separate halls ...
... late Duke of Cambridge. who has for some time been lying seriously ill at the Eden Hotel. Lucerne, died at three o'cloek on Monday morning. Colonel Sir Augustus Charles Frederick Fitz- Deorge, K.C.V.0., was the third son of 11.R.1t. the late Duke of Cambridge ...