A New Medley of MemoriesHunter Blair, David Oswald, Sir
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A New Medley of Memories
Hunter Blair, David Oswald, Sir
Hunter Blair, David Oswald, Sir, 1853-1939
Uganda, King of, at Fort Augustus, 253
University College School, 142
Ushaw College, 23
Vaughan, Father Bernard, 37, 79, 261; Prior Jerome, 258 _note_;
Charles, married, 107; Bishop John, 215; Rev. Kenelm, 133
Venice, visit to, 242
Vesey, Hon. T. E., married, 217
_Victory_, H.M.S., 110
Wales, H.R.H. Prince of, 212, 222
Walmesley, Mrs. Robert, 3
Walsh, Archbishop, 66
Waltham Abbey, 148
Ward, Wilfrid, 60, 134
Ware, St. Edmund's College, 222
Warre, Dr. Edmond, 51
Warwick, pageant at, 70
Wauchope of Niddrie, Mrs., 101, 152
Wells, J., 60
Westminster Cathedral, 3, 74, 89, 107, 259
Weston Birt, 26
Wiesbaden, visit to, 189-191
Wilberforce, Bishop Samuel, 121, 128
Wilkinson, Cicely Lady, 193
William II, Emperor, and Bismarck, 24; at Naples, 41
Willoughby de Broke, Lord and Lady, 71
Wimborne, Lord, 99
Winchilsea, Countess of, 45
Woodburn, 1, 153, 203
Woodchester Priory, 26
Worcester, Bishop of, and Lady Barbara Yeatman-Biggs, 66
Wyndham, Sir Charles, 40
Wyndham, George, 81
Wytham Abbey, 35
Yew Luk Lin (Chinese Minister), 225
York, Archbishop (Lang) of, 216
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MOUNT EVEREST
The Reconnaissance, 1921.
By LIEUT.-COLONEL C. K. HOWARD-BURY, D.S.O., AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE
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A journey through "unknown country," with the highest mountain on earth
as objective,--what visions of mystery and romance it conjures! This
is the first great piece of exploration attempted since pre-war days,
and the expedition will doubtless rank with the classic Arctic and
continental achievements that have made land-marks in the annals of
discovery.
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