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... loss on Tuesday by the death at his home in Cambridge of Sir Robert Ball, for over Unless Ilucknall looks to its laurels, it will be designated a black spot from twenty years Professor of Astronomy at Cambridge, and for eighteen years .astroilreasons apart ...
... a Polish count. King Victor Emmanuel 11., too, was morganatically married. In our own Royal Family there was the Late Duke d Cambridge's perfosly happy ir:eguLir marriage to the actress Miss Fah - brother. • ...
... DFORD.-6, Cambodge yard, Cambridge street, Bovill street. Large rooms, garden, 3s.—Goddard and Doirson,Low Pavement. NOTTINGHAM ROAD.-- 34, White street, modem house, private yard, and Dcroson. NEW BASFCIRD.--118, Chelsea street, Duke street comfortable cottage ...
... Neilson, of Bulwell. has received a commission' in the Ist fife Guards. He was educated' at Rugby and Trinity College. Cambridge, being a member of the Officers' Training Corps when at the first.named institution. When war broke out he left Cambndge ...
... Beeston Company of the Citizen Army are to hand. On Sundt) , last memories of that gallant soldier, H.R.H. the late Duke of Cambridge, were recalled by the appearance on parade of one member armed with an umbrella and decorated by a buttonhole! Even the ...
... Germans have Melted itabove all other monuments on the field, and even above nature. It is near the spot where tradition says the Duke of Wellington stood in the shade of an elm tree and directed the battle. Its nearest statue neighbours are tine in memory of ...
... thought it 142-5 a good invest ment The name of the thaki man who carried the umbrella, thus emulating the Duke of Cambridge—the umbrella duke ? If he was able to carry out all his observations under the canopy? The name of the soldier's wife who ...
... successive sunirnom and also for al:owing their fr*.ends to visit them. He had a double plaa.-ure in asking the Duke to declare the Hall The Duke of Newcastle, received a most eothusiasti: recep:ion, and said he had the greatest pleasure in declaring the ...
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... and Light Sussex. 250 trap nests in daily use. P r ice per sitting of 12 eggs 10/6, 7:6 and 5/6.—Papororth Poultry Farm, Cambridge. A/19. DAFFODILLS for Ea,ter. 300 Blooms for 2/6; 600 4/-. poet f rec.—F. jessett, Merrell. End Fum, Dymcrck, Gloumatcrshire ...
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