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... worthy of the great occasion. Crowded from the floor to the back of the Gallery, with every green bench fully occupied, with Peers and Ambassadors looking down from one end, and an unusual number of distinguished ladies from the other, and with excitement, ...
... LANG’S HELMET BY THE ENTRY OF THE SHOT WHICH, FIRED AT THE KING OF ITALY, WOUNDED THE MAJOR. ON HIS MAJESTY’S LIFE. FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK. As we note under a full-page picture dealing with the same subject, the attempt upon the life of King Victor Emmanuel ...
... Frieze looks down from the heights, men have been Sansculottes in a sense more serious than anything associated with Grecian drapery. And they have used pikes there, also, not as one that hitteth the air. FROM THE WORLD'S SCRAP-BOOK; EVENTS PICTURESQUE ...
... COPHKNICUS AND THE CARPATHIAN IS ■■■ ■ ■- ■' 1,11 ~ VII Notf- miles in width, * ■ arranged by _ —^'s^U, Nature in sue- FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK. 3. Maker of the Second Largest Score on Record an Eton and Harrow Match: Mr. Geoffrev Wilson (the shorter Batsman ...
... feet thick, mixed with chalk, fragments chipped from flints, damaged tools, and so on, refuse from a surface workshop. The other shaft also presented towards its mouth waste from a surface workshop. From the bottom of the shafts galleries are cut in all ...
... FROM THE WORLD >’S SCRAP-BOOK. TAKEN A FEW HOURS BEFORE ITS DESTRUCTION: THE ZEPPELIN AIR-SHIP AFTER THE DISASTER: THE FIRST SECTION OF THE SCHWABEN, SHOWING “SCHWABEN AT DUSSELDORF. THE PASSENGERS’ CABIN BURNT OUT. On June 28 the Zeppelin aii-'ship ...
... the only light visible was tiny spark, it seemed, from distant light-ship. Suddenly of origin being located. -[Drawieg Coty,i M,d m ih, V*iScd sun end Omc*.] ■* ■■ ; w ' ROM THE WORLD-WAR SCRAP-BOOK; PERSONALITIES AND EVENT, Phoiooraphs C.N. ; Rlsseli ...
... lived in Kabul with his wife, Mrs. Annie Thornton, joint author with her husband of pleasant, chatty volume, Leaves from an Afghan Scrapbook,” recently published by Mr. Murray. The authors do not strive to give literary flavour to their volume, but contrive ...
... of these pages from his scrap-book are slight, they nothing to qualify the fact that when we - lose this delightful book know vastly more about Malta than we did before, thanks to the author’s admirable guidance. The illustrations from photographs are ...
... that England engineered whatever enmity there may have been against them in the world. The fact of the matter was that England was almost the only country in the world where the problem of Prussian cynicism and rapacity was not realised at all. 1 can ...
... the war, notwithstanding the fact that such buildings must brought upon the world, its most distressing feature has been the destruction of so sometimes inevitably suffer from the guns of the Allies. The Germans, however, have many old buildings, venerated ...
... has a disadvantage even deeper than its superficial one. The further difficulty is this : that things are not only different from each other; but are even more different than they honestly seem to be. Compare two sexes or two nations or two sects or two ...