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LIGHTS O' LONDON.
When the proud barnyard rooster struts among his feathered harem and clucks to his pet hens to come and share the fat juicy worm he has just ...
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REAL ROYAL RIVALS.
Although the London press never so much as faintly hints at it, there is not the least doubt that Queen Alexandra and Queen Mary are keenly competing for ...
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HAPPY HUGHES—SORRY FOR HIS MORNING WALK.
But for sheer casualness in breaking marriage vows, Lucy Alice Bailey and her paramour, John Taylor Hughes, took first and special prizes at this week's ...
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SUN JOHNSON'S SUITS.
A legal battle between the hostile camps of Jewry and Confucius came off before Mr. Payten, S.M., at the Water Summons, Court on Tuesday, when Sun Johnson, of ...
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GAY GRAVEDIGGER—SENTIMENT AT THE CEMETERY.
You wouldn't think a gravedigger to be much inclined for love's amorous dalliance, would you? You'd think that his occupation would bring the sad and ...
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NATIONAL, POLITICAL, AND OTHERWISE.
(IN THIS COLUMN IT IS THE DUTY AND PRIVILEGE OF "TRUTH'S" LONDON CORRESPONDENT TO GIVE "TRUTH" READERS, AMONG ...
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THE ABODE OF LOVE.
Smyth-Piggott, the unspeakable Brute who runs a harem of "spiritual brides" down Spaxton way, was the subject of a little belated newspaper correspondence ...
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SOLD BURGOYNE—GOES FOR A WEEK END.
Then there was another case of equally casual aristocratic morals in the suit of Mrs. Elsie Georgianna Burgoyne—whose maiden name was Borlase—for a ...
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MRS. FORWOOD'S PORPEIT—FOR PELTING THE PARSON.
"Truth" readers may perhaps remember an incident related on this page a few weeks ago, in which a Kent lady, Mrs. Annie Forwood, caused a scene in ...
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Madge Titheradge, the Australian actress, who is to accompany Lewis Waller out to Australia, has been appearing with great success at the revival of ...
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CHARLIE'S CHICKEN—"THE DAUGHTER OF AN AUSTRALIAN MILLIONAIRE."
Charles Walsh Matthews, a traveller, charged at the Brentford police court this week with the non-payment of £47, maintenance arrears to his wife, ...
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL—LANGRINE LEARNS AND LOVES.
As in last week's list, another "Uncle Johnny" bobbed up as co-respondent in one divorce case. This was John Langrish, formerly waiter at the Norfolk ...
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LLOYD GEORGE AND THE LORDS.
There was a scene of great excitement in the House of Commons on Wednesday night, when the National Insurance Bill was whipped through the House amid the ...
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LONDON SIDELIGHTS.
A London sporting paper this week published the following item of news:—"Maiden Aunt has cone to the stud." An interesting jubilee has just been ...
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A COMEDIAN'S TRAGEDY.
A well-known descriptive and comedy vocalist named James David Basnett, aged 32, sent his own and another soul out of the world in truly remarkable ...
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AUSTRALIA and THE ALDWYCH SITE
The London papers have given much prominence (with illustrations) to the news that the Australian Parliament has decided to unite all the ridiculous State ...
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