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... and it. Lt.-Col. (temp. Brig.-Gm) Arthur Frank Umfrevilk. LA. Green. Maj. (temp. Lt-Col.) H. W., L Lent IL Greenfield, C.O. Thomas Waring DWI*. Z. of Guards. Gregorie, Maj. (acting Lt.-Col.) H. 0., Li Mgt Gregory, Maj. Alfred Job.Reginald,ll.o3.A. Grin:mood ...

... 8. Staff., B. Thomas, Temp. Pad it. B. 8., Welsh R. Ihornak, it. (temp. Capt.) 0. 1., K.F.A. Thum, Temp. Did it 0. V., E. Yorks, B. Thom., Sad it. (temp. Lt.) L 8., R.H.A. Thomas, Capt. R. C. Moe. R. Thomas, Temp. Capt. R. H., R.E. Thomas. grin, and Hoe ...

... . Dll.O. • Haig, Maj. A. G., DLO.; Hallifas. Lt. F. P.; Hasa. Maj. (tamp. LL.CoI.) 3. C.• Hardpans, (temp. Lt.-CoL) 8. L; Hardie, Temp. Lt. A. N.; Hardloge, T. 8. N.; Hamm, Pod L. A.; Hawkins. Temp. it. H. H. B.; Hobert. Capt. A. Hadley, Copt. W.; Headarsoo ...

... 11. D.; Elliott, Thomas, 11. D.; Fletcher, L., ILA.; Falcons, F. J., BA., Bob.; Graves, A. Percival, M.A.; Gray, 0. 0.„ as-Sob.; Gubbins, Surgeon-General Sir W. L., M.Ch., K.C.8.; Hampton, R., es-Sch., 8.A.; Hancock, Rev. 3.. M.A.; Hardy, Rev. Edward J ...

... support to Br. K.C. Thomas Tiiompcon Gray, ILF.T . .C.D., Vice-Provost, Right Rev. Boom eometi.ne of Aucklaud; 3ery Roe. Rkhard Henry Brougham, M.A.; Rev. Frederick Bt. John Corbett, M.A., dmignate of Co/lege, London; Wait.. Hardy Holmes, LL.D., Archdeacon ...

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... ()aeon Tran,,, , l by Men and Ced.ar London: Luaia. 6/. CRITICAL STUDIES. These studies, ranging from St. Angustine to Thomas Hardy, finding room for writers as diverse as Vilion and Emily ' Broote, John Donne and Gustave present • veritable oUa podraia ...

... DIVIDENDS. WESTINGHOUIPI ri.arßic AND MANCEACTURING—Ta_p.e. oft Pref. THOMAS AND JAXlfli DERNAND—DirIdend at rate of 5 p.e. oa Pref. for 10 p.c.. to of Of for *be valise period. NORTHs NAVIGATION COLLIBIULN-10 p.e.. tad a of 5 Do. BEDNVAS NAVIGATION ...

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