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ISABELLA (née Bird), 5. 1832, PCy< 01, a celebrated lady traveller and | at. athropist. Leginning at the age of | for ty-two, eho travelled almost con-/ pro asly to the end of her life, and has | mo’ much to promote the establishment | tem edical mi ions. Sho was_the first | whi fellow of the Royal pag acy ee rew ty. “Tho Englishwoman in Amer- | con “Six months in the Sandwich | gir 33," and “Unbeaten Tracks in /jint 3” sre among her works. fror LEY, a village in Surrey, near/ 2B ng. Not far distant is Bisley Camp, | min ene of the National Rifle A ociation | diff etitions in July. compe by the = sing range of rilles to find a spot for af ing, more remote than Wimbledon, | an A ociation opened here in 1890, | they chief competition is that for the|ofo a's Prize.” Tho winner receives | the and a gold medal, B Mi [s. 72]