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... Biographical Studies*’ (John Lane), occupied various positions in the world’s stage, none of the first importance. Diana Bosville, who died in 1795, was tireless diarist and scrapbook maker: William Boivillc, her generous and eccentric son. was friend of ...
... and the railways, which are always known as railroads m Amilea. It tells how the crow:, -gather many a meal from the torn that is dropped from passing trains and has been strewn along the runway tracks. Owls in the long winter nights have been known to ...
... have travelled with him on his road world-fame*; butthe author ends abruptly. The rest the volume is disappointing and dull. It merely scrapbook odd impressions and notes, probably cut. onf. or made and left unused, from the great works this great author ...
... memory, as we had him described by a personal friend, from whoso scrapbook sketch it is, perhaps, possible to make a rough copy. Colonel Mellish was little less than a meteor in the sporting world and dazzling hemisphere of fashion, being probably the ...
... comprise comic pictures and jokes cut from magazines most convenient size for the scrap-book is about lOi inches long 9i inches wide and an ordinary-sized sheet of paper folded four times should make nice little scrapbook light to hold and containing 16 sheets ...
... done. From my old scrapbook I take this cutting from the Spirit of the 'Noma (June 6, 1863) : ARRIVAL OP DEERFOOr.—A CHAlddatGE. On Thursday. May 28, the Indian pedestrian, Louie Bennett, better known Deerfoot, arrived in the Great Eastern from England ...
... Heeley, and played the game from boyhood. The first club to which I belonged was called Parkville, and the members were a number of lads who played on Norfolk Park. Generally we held our own, and amongst us was Joseph Wingfield, from the cutlery works of Joseph ...