The influence of Shakespeare is not of to-day nor yesterday. It has been moulding our character and influencing our sentiment, ideals, and ...
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Article : 93 wordsThere is an unfavourable outlook regarding the endorsement of the strike settlement, in view of the fact that the dock workers at Manchester, Salford. and ...
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Article : 196 wordsConservative members solidly supported the Government against Mr. Pringle's motion. Cries of "Saved "by the Tories" greeted ...
Article : 26 wordsLiberals were the principal critics of the Government when Mr. Pringle subsequently moved the adjournment. Commander Kenworthy (Liberal ...
Article : 278 wordsAngas Murray was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Mann, in the Melbourne Criminal Court this evening. Murray was charged with the ...
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Article : 906 wordsThat Russia is apparently impatient at the Japanese attitude for a renewal of the negotiations for recognition face to face with Soviet representatives, may be ...
Article : 158 wordsAt Morristown, New Jersey, the disputes as to fundamental beliefs carried on by the Protestant Episcopal Church of America has now become ...
Article : 242 wordsOn Thursday, March 13, which is Mount Barker Show Day, a party of about 250 naval visitors from the British Special Squadron will be entertained at Mount ...
Article : 94 wordsOn October 29 last, Sir Henry and Lady Lucy celebrated their golden wedding, they baring been married in 1873, the year in which Sir Henry left the staff of the ...
Article : 190 wordsGeorge Anderson Smith (47), store keeper, Newtown, Hobart, was found guilty to-day, in the Criminal Court, before Mr. Justice Crisp, of having shot his ...
Article : 131 wordsNotable Citizens.—This week's sketch by Mr. Chinner is of Mr. Arthur Rymill, Commodore of the S.A. Yacht Squadron. "Llandovery," the residence of Mr, and ...
Article : 80 wordsWeddel's annual review of the frozen meat trade states:—From an Empire viewpoint it is disconcerting to find our supplies of meat from the British ...
Article : 307 wordsNo adequate account of Sir Henry Lucy's writings could be given in a column or two. His second "Diary of a Journalist" was a plum-pudding of such good stories. ...
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Article : 19 wordsClub doings; about breeding; competitions; signs of the times; Queensland items; questions and answers. ...
Article : 19 words'Mr. T. E. Williams; British Terrier and S.A. Bulldog Clubs; whippet racing; and Pomeranians. ...
Article : 19 wordsThe Church Army has completed arrangements for special visits to the battle-fields and cemeteries in France and Belgium for Empire Exhibition visitors. ...
Article : 284 wordsThird young bird, and Tanunda snows; keeping the lofts clean; about feeding; good birds are best. ...
Article : 20 wordsFor the Children" by "Magpie"), "Poppy in Wok-land," an illustrated fairy story—continued from last week—(by Kirkcaldy"), and "What Bill Did." ...
Article : 25 wordsComplete stories and serial; Our Notebook, Chatter (by "Magpie"), Sporting Personalities (by "Umpire"), Bees and Beekeeping (by "Pollen"), Canaries and ...
Article : 34 wordsThe life policies of a nobleman, amounting with bonuses and profits to £329,000, were sold at a London, auction mart to-day, for £105,000. No clue was given as ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Sat 23 Feb 1924, Page 9
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