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... addition to the Exhibition. The Queen baa placed the apartments in Hampton Court Palace which recently became vacant by the death of Lady Tomos at the disposal of the Duke of Connaught, who, I bear, wishes them to be given to the widow of a former member ...
... Show will be held next Friday and Saturday. On the Friday the Show will be visited by the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duchess of Albany, and the Princess Alice. H. 5.11. the Duke of Teck, the President of the Society, will be present on both days, ...
... she is not exactly pretty. She has a pleasing face, however, and a soft, simple manner. Victoria is decidedly • German.' Margaret is plain. But she may change. The Russians won't like the German match the Crown Prince of G recce is making, and if they ...
... congratulated. According to apace they may . _ now legally employ a staff of more than 100. DUCHESS OF ALBANY AT ST.. GARETS HOUSE. MIDDLESEX COUNTY COUNCIL. The Duchess of Albany, accompanied by Lady There was practically no business of interest heron-Maxwell ...
... to reseed with for deep thankfulness on the part of all interman and had been visited by a married man. regret the bee by_ death ut several valued noted in rhea special effort, and especially on Early this year n . younger man a pp eared inchidiwg Mi's ...
... Ham and Petersham between he.. past eight on Saturday nights and Monde . mornings. THE Indian Wedding present to the I lu,e Duchess of York has arrived in London. consist' of a magnificent casket mounted lino , . and upheld by four elephants, each ten inches ...
... the late Lord Huntingtouer. Lady Huntingtower, after the death of her husband who was killed, we believe, in the hutting field, lived in great poverty with her son and two daughters until the death of the old Earl of Dysart placed her son in the possession ...
... amongst those present. • • • Mrs. Caroline Sporza Wade. of 21, Elm Bank-gardens, Barnes, whose death was recorded in our last issue was the niece of the late Duchess Sporza, and cousin of Sir Harry Liveeey, 0.8. E. • • • Mr. John Perring, D.L., J.P. ' L.C ...
... Richmond A v. Blackheath A. at Richmonn. St. Mary a v. Recluse, at Itmhmond. A;IROCIATION. Barnes Ineogniti •. St. Margarets, Mestiniester, at Barnes. Carrington Lodge v. Royal College of Science, at Richmond. l'ercy Rovers v. Bee, at Barney. Richmond ...
... (Hear, hear.) The Habitation which met there that evening was the same he had the pleasure of being with when her grace the Duchess of Marlborough inaugurated it some months ago. He had been told that since then it had increased wonderfully, had accumulated ...
... who brook and Rotherniere impeses views on the existed for over a hundred Years , and it were not Oddfellows to join tbe Duchess of people that do not help a man to think for naturally followed that during that long York Lodge. She also asked for more ...
... LATE MAJOR E, CHAPMAN. Further news has lately arrived from Persia ( he first notice having been by telegram only) is to the death of Major Ernest Chapman. Ipparenbly there has been a terrifific epimio of influenza there, accompanied by vi ulcnt and fatal ...