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... TESTIMONIAL TO DR. MAJOR, OF KING’S COLLEGE SCHOOL. The Rev. J. R. Major, D.D., has resigned the head-mastership of King’s College School, a post which he had occupied for no less than thirty-six years. He was the first master who taught the school, and ...
... DR. JAMESON ON MR. RHODES. To bipgruplij Mr. Cecil Rhodes, by Imperißlist,” which in published by Messrs. Chapman and Hall, Dr. Jameson contributes two short chapters of ** Personal Reminiscences.” Dr. Jameson met ...
... by the; Speaker to withdraw. Mr. Disraeli then moved that the rule ohould be dispensed with, and Mr. Bright expressed his willingness to bet (me of the hon. members tc introduce Dr, Kenealy in eon junction with Mr.Whalley Mr. G. Bentinck ...
... Punsbon, pupil of Mr. Vipond, Sittingbourne ; eecr-nd prize, John F. Taylor, pupil of Mr. Lemon, Mission School, ackbeath. Mathematics. —First prize, John W. V. Punshon, pupil Mr.Vipond, Sittingbourne; second prize, James Barnard, pupil of Mr. Honey, Cowper’s ...
... elaborate report the dietaries proper for county snd borough gaols was Istely made to the Secretary of State'by Dr. Guy, Dr. Maitland (of Gosport), and Dr. Clarke (of Dartmoor), and has been forwarded to the several clerks the peace for the consideration of the ...
... throughout the Univenity. Oo becoming Canon of Christ Church ha received Doctorate in Divinity. On the death Dr. Christopher Wordsworth in 1886. Dr. King appointed the Bishopric of Lincoln, and in Linooln Cathedral April 26th, 1886. The first two yean of hit ...
... KING OF PORTUGAL. All three were letters encouragement. Now on this pa«tioular day, above all days, one would fancy an individual so hmcared would not, could not, forget the incident; yet I left this office the evening of the 24th about seven o’clock ...
... 1 . Mr. Pri-mm's Pharaoh it.A .. . Mr.Cir.vdon's Roscins. 20 .. 1 Mr. lather's XutMKi. ■ .. Mr. Speed's vert on. .. 1 Sir W W. ynn s llowl . . I . Mr. X.utthus. Diattiv. 5 2 Mr. Croekfo’Uatnn (f 9,. 2 ...
... Fortescue Brickdale Rev. T. Langley J. Pearce King Miss Williams %r .. Miss Welland Miss Price Mrs. Jose]ih Price Mrs* Charles Powell . Miss i Mrs. Smallwood. Mrs. Jones! (Anore Hill) Miss M. Hales Mrs. ...
... a letter from Mr. Calvert, in which he mentions the discovery in the Troad of a number of golden objects similar to those found Dr. Schliemann. The relics consist of bars, earrings, head-pieces, &c., weighing from 100 to 200 ounces.* Mr. Calvert considers ...
... 1837. the Physician, llolborn. Bristol, Ist October, 1837. Mrs. Rich has express her grateful acknowledgments Dr. Leroy, tor the very great benefit she has received from Ids Rheumatic Tincture. Mrs. Rich had been suffering from Nervous Head-Ache, and comnlicated ...
... Mr. Forrest Foltoo, M.P., instructed by Merer*. Travers Smith & Co., ro'icltois to the London and Westminster Bank, prosecuted, and Mr, St, John Wontner defended. Mr. opening the case, said the cheque was presented between o and two o’clock Saturday, ...