... Iter soder 111 the awl fn.citistitig Hul of Itouomega si4er, also similarly is l:ra tad 'yril of ill%oreed usf of I tlrand Duke of tlesim&- lhiristr.tailt. who afterv.iird , married twr Allii in %twee she has a pithe in the Avotow Henri Startle. Alex:m ...

... - The Oxford crew yesterday afternoon their practice at Oxford. puddling to Sandford. and then rowing to .thingdon. The Cambridge crew were again alloat yesterday afternoon the Thome.. and rowed against an ebb tide to above Hammer- Bridge. returning trouts ...

... M:O4 11111 11.!.:IS that Mr. F. I. 4 Illo` Bonnie strnek the wider first. thirty.nitie to Stinirt's 11iit1% eight, and at tha Duke's Iles.' (Worst held a trilling had. Stuart railed out his w ho, iuiling the stroke well thr0r,11 a tremendous drive from ...

... Oxfordshire tgrieultural Society. which he held in Park no a site of nearly twenty-lei acres, placed the disposal of the Society hy Duke of Marlborough. who is President and has contributed liberally to the prize fund. There be Jumping and driving competitions ...

... spirits aml toliaceo out of the extra duties. On Tueeday several bills are tot,. advanced a stage. and Viscount Harding. and the Duke of Bedford will raise seeeral questions relating to the Army Reform scheme. Information will be sought for on Wedneaday by ...

... sesere scalp wounds, arid is cow tucking a sonderful retsoaery 11l hospital. Divesting himself tit his and up nit sleeves, the Duke of Devonshire took part in a tug-of-war a t Yeomanry spurt: In Chatsworth l'ark on Saturtlay. Ilia side GM, but be was of the ...

... Ii as been urged upon the War Office for some past. and among the inure prim anent supporters of the cubicle system are the Duke of Connaught, Lord Roberts. and Lord Kitchener. In the first place, the barracks used by the infantry and cavalry on Salisbury ...

... succeeded in making • draw of three goals each, both teams sharing the points. THE DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH. SKETCH OF HIS CAREER. The Celebrity at Home in The World this week is the Duke of Marlborough. LG.. at lilenheim Palace. Woodstock. Oxon. The article is ...

... 'nicht. on the occasion of holding the 14th annual boning and fencing competition. , between re mutative. of Oxford and Cambridge judges of boxing were: Meows. Eugene Corni and R. Hare, and of fencing Messrs. R. 11. P. Willoughby, L. V. Fildea, and F ...

... exhibit of &niftytown sheep wan taken by Mr C. R. Adeans, of Cambridge. who won the Shorthorn Society's prim , for the hest pedigree dairy shorthorn cow. The champion shorthorn hufl, the Duke of Hampton. is the property of Mr J. T. Hobbs. of Fairford. ...

... Battslion Vto',shore serving witlo the Mount e d Infantry, was cut to • railway hoe at liarrisratth, through jibbstog._ . . - The Duke of Rutland. presid . init at a county rer..ting at Letoter. ea notudy COuld deny dam the preertit King vat confronted with ...

... ABINGDON. S. Cambridge Street, Oxford. attain& no. Aeasuably every 0 give private. and °lain Lefton. in ballroom dancing Children * * claw to 7. 6d., *duke, 7 to 9, le 911 —Th. Venerable, the Archdeacon of Berke will hold euinual • no Wealne,edav next ...