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... Presented to the King. Dr. George Newman, son of Mr Henry Stanley Newman, of Leominster, ass last week presented to H.M.. the King by Mr Walter Runciman (the President of the Board of Education) upon his acceptance of high office of Medical ...
... Dr. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE (Guaranteed without Mercury) LIVER PILLS A MEDICAL MAN'S CERTIFICATE. MI. RORKE, Sir,—l have much pleasure in giving my personal experience of Dr. Kinds PILLS. I have not only taken them for same years, but have frequently ...
... violins, Mr W H Bartholomew (leader), Madame Zeidler-Hurley, Mr F M Hnmfrey, Mr W Powell ; 2nd tiolins. Mr W R Carr, A RC 0, Mr Jenkins, Mr B Simms ; viola, Miss Agnes Thomson ; 'oelli, ...
... THE KING DZSESTED. It is reported from Cape Town that Dr. Jameson has forwarded the following dispatch to Mr. Rhodes from Bulawayo :— Runners from Major Forbes report that he found the impis dispersed from ihnsialagsna where the British party captured ...
... The King. In interesting lecture Cambridge on “the King, Professor Masterman said his Majesty ruled by influence not by authority, but that influence was very great Queen Victoria and the King had made philanthropy fashionable, and prevented rate-aided ...
... THE KING’S DECLARATION. - In the House of Lords yesterday, o¥ the order of ‘the day for the consideration of the report of the Select Committee on the King’s Declaration, the Archbishop of Canterbury moved that it be referred back to the committee for ...
... tankards -were afterward distributed by Mrs. Horenaill. The represented of many of the principal fire insurance oHom were preeent A on an extensive wale brut been farmany opened at the Town Hall. Bridgwater, by Mr. E. J. Stanley, M P., to moist In defraying ...
... THE KING AND THE TIDINGS. Late on Saturday night both the War Office and the Colonial 01Kce knew of the acceptance of the peace terms offered to the Boers, and Mr Brodrick waited upon the King as late as midnight, but it was not till the early boars of ...
... to a question, Dr. Williams /aid that it WS/ under lii u stable.. Aid. We have seen it. Dr Williatus said the Council take some _ okePa• Mr Jeffreys asked what had the Corporation to do with it. _ Prothero : It is Mr BUNWR propoty. Mr ...
... DR. KRAUSE COMMITTED. Dr F E T Krause. formerly Public Prosecutor &nq acting State Attorney, was committed for trial % Bow.street Police Court, London, on Thursday, eoh 8 charge of inciting to murder in the Transvaal. Tue charge of high treason was not ...
... DR. KENEALY'S CONSTITUENCY. Mr. J. J. Hobbs, of Reading, having, on baba!, of ' hit committee, written to Dr. Kenaily staling their anaitty to he visited by that hon. gentleman. sad mentioning that au r..ngetnents were being made to wait upon the 1. ...
... be a very close candidate for the mayoralty Mr. Nannetti succeeded Mr. J. L. est.,. as member for the College Green affair. Division, when the latter broke with his party over Applications for tickets for Mr. Chamberlain's attending a held by the Prince ...