... UNDER TES DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE 07 LALL SIORTI ..1 H.R.H. THE DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE. N.R.H. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. H.O. N.R.N. THE PRINCESS MARY ADELAIDE. DUCHESS FOIL THE GLITTER OF GOLD. OF H.S.H. THE DUKE OF TECK, 0.C.8• &c., tc., &c. to Ererw Case ...

... bedding varieties, distinct. opened by the Duchess of 'Peck, the Duke of Terk I I; Sir. U. Watts. gardener to Mr. Little. liarouslialt. being president of the Society, and taking, , gr t r ue r i.: with the Duchess, a warm interest in its, opera- defier to ...

... Hall Artistes, and entitled, Pouf-La. The book is fully illustrated by Alfred Bryan, Hal Ludlow and George Gatcombe. The Duchess of Teck, accompanied by Princess May, will, on November 7th, open a home for the Dying, known as Friedeuheim, a large mansion ...

... lainpup ils of old for health and rest may the principal, the per g DEATH OF AN OLD INHABITANT. 1\ • meet: the school. The full programme is as follows: At tile ripe old age of 79 years the death has i All sheet(' unite to guard what all may share. Pianoforte ...

... captain of the steam stick-mounter, of 92, Ewart-road, Forest Hill. Tug Excelsior, stated that he was in charg• who met his death on Tuesday evening in th of that tug, when on hearing a shout he looked Thames near Brent ford Ferry while in a row- up and ...

... at Rumpelmever's with an amused interest. They looked on at this curiously blended smart world, this ollapodrida of Royal Duchesses and Liverpool merchants. millionaires and penniless cavaljere servente. Parisian celebrities, the old nobility of France ...

... tit. hands until the payment is made. nurses) into ali I-L. • ..•. f',- s. TREASURES STOLEN wan* the kat ounce of death of Patricia Margaret Rosemary bid Mr. Collins jiiinp.into it car, and did This was one of many interesting legal points • - 'li -' Collins ...

... Trinity Church to-morrow. and 011 the 14th and 21tu inst. 'Me Nolo W.-morrow will he gi,rm hv Mr. F. Priam. Femme) Louis^ (Duchess of .trgyll) has fixed July 12th 'next as the doe on which Her Itoyal will present prises to the {iris of the Princess Louise ...

... a white duchesse satin dress, trimmed with application d'Angleterre and orange blossoms, wore a Honiton lace veil kindly lent by her aunt, Mrs. Willis, and carried a choice shower bouquet of white blooms. The bridesmaids, the Misses Margaret and Gwendoline ...

... He translated French books into English, and among others The Histories of Troye, a MS, copy of which he presented to the Duchess of Burgundy. The demand for this work became so great that MS. copies could not be supplied fast enough, and then Caxton turned ...

... has been much admired by those who have seen it. We congratulate our townsman upm his success. DEATH THE OUTSIDE PORTER AT kW. — We regret to record the death of Richard George 'Whitetail& the outside porter at Kew Gardens Station, a position he had held ...

... the improved condition of the tinames.—The accounts were passed. The Vicar said the current year would probably A CHILD'S' DEATH. make a difference in their as the Educe. An inquest was held at Richmond, on Inestion Act had introduced certain changes with ...