... subscriber to that institution who was present at the recent 133rd anniversary dinner, held under the presidency of the Duke of Cambridge, was the witness of scenes that must be termed disgraceful, but are not surprising when the menu card is scrutinised ...

... are not a patch on you, Arthur. And why should they be ? What are empty titles ? A king can make a belted knight, A marquis, duke, and a' that, But an honest man's aboon his right, A man's a man for a' that. One mutual friend, Gurnos Jones says he would ...

... Finsbury Circus. London Rev. William Hawker Hughes, M.A., Jesus College, Oxford Miss E. P. Hughes, The Training College, Cambridge John James, Esq., J.P., North Parade, Aberystwyth; John Jenkins, Esq.. Pen-yfgreen, Llanidloes David Jones, Esq., 12, Little ...

... 3ITY. His first speech. 7th April. 1353. was on a Bill called the Oxford University Bill. The Universi- ties of Oxford and Cambridge were founded many hundreds of roars ago. Rich men left great estates in order th^t they should be open to the clever sons ...

... L. L L A NDOVERY COLLEGE. WARDEN: REV. OWEN EVANS. M.A. There arc 11 Masters on the staff, all G-raduates of Oxford and Cambridge: 142 boarders in 6 boarding house (fees for board. 40 guineas;1 year): £ 750 a year in School. Scholarship; leaving Exhibitions ...

... look it squarely in the face, and analyse the question, Why should it be thought a disgrace to wear the red coat i The Duke of Cambridge is said to have refused to allow his carriage to enter a certain park once because he saw a notice pro- hibiting soldiers ...

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