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... searching in the House of Commons, cannot ! exclude from its purview that side of warfare with regard | to which England as a humane ami wealthy nation should be the most perfectly equipped in the world. For both purposes personal observation and local ...
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... find with what seriousness he regards the 1,600 Times leaders from his pen which he religiously preserves in scrapbooks. .1 hat is part, we take it, of the Isai:rti we have mentioned. Sprung from a family of Evangelicals of intense serious piety, the Warden ...
... tenderness and consideration for the children who have had follows : to endure the terrors and hardships of the siege. All the world knows now what Baden-Powell At school, as now, his versatility was remarkis hen he is at work—how, as Intelligence Officer ...
... returned to Lansdowne House. Berkeleysquare, from Bowood, Caine, Wilts. Earl and Countess Amherst have come to Wilton-terrace from Montreal, devenoaks. The Countess of Aneaster has returned to Belgrave-square from Drummond Castle. The Earl of Ancestor and ...
... with presentation inscription from the author,' £l9 10a. A collection of tracts on the topics of the day, 1670-1865, produced £6O (the highest price), and a scrap-book, being the pictorial annals of Queen Victoria, from birth to 1843, £2l. The autographs ...
... that priceless gift, a sense of humour, had long ago ceased to regard the world as anything but a wark aday place. And Rushford Bay to her was merely a great original to copy from. And amongst them all were the good genii of the place, Frederick Alston ...
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... Alderman J. Killington, which had • most weird and fascinating effect. A PASTY of cripple children, 700 strong, all being selected from the East-end 'tuition of London by the agents of the Ragged School Union, visited the Shaftesbury Holiday House at Loughton ...