... time to 000 other applicants. there, would have, and in the - Summer lave been known to be compelled to put up with a bathing machine. what nobody else Groot. 26. taimlitone-rgiodirtroathetairr i j Oily , ly 10, 191110): 'Yon! wIN ill • --* 'to or hat ...

... chance of having to take what nobody else would have, and in the Summer I ave been known to be compelled to put up with a bathing machine. o m Z 3> I- I , I I ...

... ‘ hoost authorities should most certainly follow suit, and compel bathing machine proprietors and others to use ouly regulation costumes for men and boys. In these days of mixed bathing at seaside resorts public decency requires it. It is sincerely to ...

... of having to take what nobody else would have, ' and in the Summer 1 ave been known to be compelled to put up with a bathing machine. ) I I I! . i i t . , , i f : ! . - t i . t . . 4 : : . . . . i H 1 ,• 4 F II ft .. t_ .. .1 if t :1 1 k ! 1, ~ . , ; ...

... to show that his sense of gratitude was as extraordinary as his 2 —leav e strange that a man can—as is implied above a bathing machine minus his waistcoat, one sock er his braces. It is quainter still that a man should depart without the substitute for ...

... of having to take what nobody else would have, and in the Summer i ave been known to be compelled to put up I with a bathing machine. R LEG SAVED. TOIII 74..1 1. BUItGE46. ' 74Irs. Hinds onus h . ro d but I stout BrltGb-sS' LION oINTMENT. • n ens. BURGESS' ...

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... Mr. Liuley - Sambourne very happily hits off the situation in the Liberal party. Lord Rosebery stands at the door of a bathing machine dressing himself with an air of deliberation and selfsatisfaction. The Liberal party in the person of an old lady is nearly ...

... a St. Ives 'bathing machine. Old John, the bathing machine man, who has a smart repartee or a joke for everyone, is a char. 'acter Dickens would have loved to portray. He and I are already great pals, as he says I am so reglar with my bathe ...

... derived from the bathing machine, but I ant led to believe that the town will only get the beach from the band • stand. on the West up to Richmond Road; if such is the . ..nee. I fail to see where the rev • trim, the bathing machines comes' in, as all ...

... those who are apt to suffer from cold after sea-bathing, but who do not iu Any other way show signs of its having disagreed with them, is the foot-both of warm water placed lenity in their bathing machine when they emerge limn the sea. And if the feet ...

... Great Yarmouth, and was seen morning., after morning, winter and summer, going down to the sea for a bathe; he scorned the luxury of a bathing machine, and always left his clothes upon the shore, just within the limits imposed by the authorities, and swam ...