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  2. "GENTLE" TO "SIMPLE."

    Mr Max Beerbhorm writes in the "London Daily Mail":— What is my dominant feeling? Anger? Wonder? Delight? I am, ...

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  3. JACQUES ASHORE.

    The Portsmouth correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" wrote on 10th August from Portsmouth:— Who was it said we are an ...

    Article : 890 words
  4. CAVENDISH HOUSE.

    It seems but a little while since Clapham-common was almost rural, surrounded by charming old-fashioned residences, wearing that unmistakeable air ...

    Article : 1,581 words
  5. MR PICKWICK'S FOOTSTEPS.

    I was on one of my "Pickwick" pilgrimages. I have followed the footsteps of that great man in many parts of England. I have ...

    Article : 1,342 words
  6. TO FAR TIBET.

    There would be a large public for Blue books if they were all as interesting as the Report issued on 10th August by the Foreign Office on Consul-General Hosie's ...

    Article : 1,116 words
  7. IN THE HOSPITAL WARD.

    Mrs Frederic Harrison writes in the "Westminster Gazette":— Englishmen surely do well to be proud of their London hospitals. Setting aside ...

    Article : 1,427 words
  8. STRAND MEMORIES.

    The "Builder," noting the changes in the Strand, says:—"The premises of the 'Morning Post' in the Strand will shortly be vacated for new buildings, designed ...

    Article : 337 words
  9. TALES OUT OF SCHOOL.

    A certain kind and good-natured infants' mistress was in the habit of giving sundry rewards to her best children on each Friday afternoon; that is, at the ...

    Article : 484 words
  10. THE FRENCH PRESIDENT.

    The Paris correspondent of the London "Daily News" wrote on 3rd August:— President Loubet's seven years' term of office expires on the 18th February next. ...

    Article : 281 words
  11. CONVICTS AS DETECTIVES.

    The story of a remarkable and dramatic imposture was told at Clerkenwell Sessions in the case of two men, named John M'Gillicuddy and Geo. ...

    Article : 383 words
  12. AMAZON OF DIPLOMACY.

    All eyes in the United States will be turned to the Senate of Washington next October. when a struggle will centre round the ratification of the treaty with ...

    Article : 301 words
  13. OUTRAGE IN WESTMINSTER.

    A remarkable outrage and robbery was perpetrated on 3rd August at a small news-agent's shop at 63 Grosvenor road, Westminster, which has for many ...

    Article : 290 words
  14. A WEST LONDON STORY.

    The environment in which some children of the poor exist was revealed at West London on 2nd August, when Samuel Turner and his wife Sarah were ...

    Article : 236 words
  15. THE TAXIMETRE.

    The neat little taximetre, or distance- measuring machine, now affixed to some Paris fiacres is a distinct gain to the public. The regulation tariff of a franc ...

    Article : 197 words
  16. A JEALOUS LOVER.

    At Birmingham Assizes, on July 29, Albert Collison, aged 18, an estate surveyor, was sentenced to twelve years' penal servitude for wounding his ...

    Article : 154 words
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    Farmers are notoriously lax in the keeping or accounts, and always have been. At the present day, as in the past, few can tell us which branches on a ...

    Article : 74 words
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    The second normal racking and bottling should be furnished before the spring equinox (22nd September). If through force of circumstances it is compulsory ...

    Article : 59 words
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