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... Club on Saturday afternoon held a long distance scratch race over the championship course from Kew railway bridge to Putney pier—a distance of about five miles one furlong—for a trophy presented by Mr. W. J. Bull. M.P. The race resulted as follows:-1. ...

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... relics case. 17. Railway accident at Glasgow, 20 injured. 18. Dalai Lama of Tibet suspended. Prince Herbert Bismarek and Lord Hastings died. 21. Coroaation of Ring Peter of Servia. Lady Curzon of Kedleston seriously ill at Weimer. 23. Vesuvius in eruption ...

... a report that be is apposed to the higher education of women. Coisisercial sod Istegstrial. Is week's fishing on Claremont Pier, ' anglers have landed 4,565 silver r on Saturday the Mayor of Liefirst sod in connection with the supply for Lincoln, to coat ...

... not occur when it is remembered that all such work, near adjournment, is performed under extraordinary circumstance.. All is haste, noise, and confusion. Rest or sleep is unknown oftentimes for two or three days and nights in succession. Clerks become nervous ...

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... Tuesday morning in the steamer Calais Douvres, and proceeded by train to Charing Cross. • large number of people assembled on the pier to see her Royal Highness disembark, after her three months' absence from this country. Among those on the platform at Charing ...

... favour: may it not be also that favour goes by kissing ? What I know is that the manly style in which we saw bin on the Admiralty pier go for the President of the French Association, and kiss him with resounding smacks on either cheek, was a piece of heroism ...

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