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EPITAPHS.
MR. WILLIAM ANDREWS has collected and published a volume of "Curious Epitaphs," but has not ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE ASKINVILLE FEUD.
HERE was great excitement in Askinville, a ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE SYDNEY ART SOCIETY'S EXHIBITION.
THE end of the nineteenth, century finds him in very sorry plight; the Army nowadays will ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE SCOTTISH CELT.
THERE is perhaps an undertone of sadness in the spirit of the Celt, but it is not because his outlook ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Haddon Chambers.
THE London play market is practically supplied by five men, A. W. Pinero, Henry Arthur Jones, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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DEFENDANTS' "COURT" SUITS.
"I suppose that you will scarcely know what a 'court suit' is, in our sense of the term," said the warrant officer of a London county court. "Often enough, when I serve a man with a summons—and ...
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IN CONVERSATION.
Do not manifest impatience. Do not interrupt another when speaking. Do not talk of your private, personal, and family matters. ...
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A Georgian has recently patented a driving bit which can be of service in giving medicines to the horse. The centre of the bit is hollow, and by means of screw attachments at each end, "doses" ...
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