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... were out, sir, if I went to him smoking one of you: best cigars? —Boy's Own Paper. A MAMMOTH SCRAP-BOOK. Every line of war news printed by the Vim York Timm from start to finish of the conflict was clipped, mounted on red-bordered sheets, submitted to three-ton ...
... Bristol, F]ngland—and it was from the United States of America. contained a good collection of albums and scrap-book pictures for Ucnle Will to distribute to poor children in Bristol. On the outside of the parcel was: From K. Jayne, 4.30, So. Falcon ...
... office boy. Look here, arid, you must tell this gentleman I'm out. I can't see him, and I wouldn't offend him for the world. So be sure to convince him that I really am out, you see? Yes, sir, said the boy. Then after a pause: Don't you think ...
... BRISTOL boy SCOUTS NOTES AND NEWS from annual I Scouts taken September 30th 1912 complete as far can certain local associations jtjiccially from not sent in report following are figures 1911 102460 14427 1713 5304 123904 37855 1912 116362 15251 250j 4597 ...
... in All Parts of the World An intrepid canoeist, who has had thrilling adventures in all parts of the world—Mr Colin Sullivan—is spending a few days at Burnham-on-Sea He arrived on the high tide last evening, having voyaged from Clevedon. Having drawn ...
... Lines, 6d; Miss H. Drake and Friends* donation C. H. Radford, donation. 10s: in Hull. ss; Uncle Jim, ' Evening World.' 114 farthings (3s). from hi s nephews and nieces. Employes' contributions—Messrs Son and Hall, Medical and Benevolent Institution, per ...
... whose striking first novel, SECRET MARKET, has just had a remarkably good reception from the critics, and Dorothy Frances Gurney, known to the Englishspeaking world as the author of the finely-phrased stanzas long since adopted as a wedding hymn, 0 PERFECT ...
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... (solo pianoforte), from the South Pier, Blackpool. 1 10—County Cricket: Commentary by Howard Marshall on the match, Essex v. Sussex, from Castle Park, Colchester. 1 30—Baxendale's (Manchester) Works Band, conductor, Walter Eastwood, from Man- Chester. 2 ...