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... H. the Princess Uoyal: A description of the scene by Thomas Woodroffe from Cammel Laird's Shipyard, Birkenhead. 11. s.—Wale*. 11.25—5.0.—Regional. 5. o.—Children. 6. o.— Scrapbook for 1929.” 7. o.—Weather and new*. 7.2o.—Bulletin for farmers. 7.2s.—lnterlude ...
... Montgomery from the ring at the Royal Agricultural-hall, Islington. 4.ss.—lnterval. 5. O —Children. 6. o.— Scrapbook for 1909. 7. o.—News French. 7.15. —News in German. 7.45. —Announcements. 7.so.—Science review: Current events In the world of science ...
... The July Windsor magazine is bursting with good stories by authors already famous or likely to become so. Of contributions from acknowledged masters. Dazzle, by B. H. Nottram, is remarkable for sublet)• and vision. The hero is an artist of advanced ...
... and Gaffer and Gavotte. The entertainment world turns for with A Ship in the Bay. a comedy, and Arcadian Rev-lry on Wednesday ; travel haek awhile aleng the road of the past when you hear scrapbook for 1914, on Thuretiy; You Shall Have 31usic ...
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... —The Under-twenty Club. 9. o.—Tee hockey: World Championship Series. A commentary during play by Stewart MacPheraon, Irom the Dolder Ice Rink, Zurich. 9.30. —Theatres cf Variety: A variety programme broadcast from the stage of the Palace Theatre, Bath. 10 ...
... candle-power. goi last eighty years Mint has averaged 4e. in the pound profit wining silver, but none coining gold. Itgmy mice, from Africa, are so small that a family of them could be comfortably housed in an ordinary matchbox. Numismatists say that no human ...
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... Orchestra; Rl:damson James (harp), from Cardiff. 2. 0 (14.001.—F0r the schools. 2. 5-2.25 (14.05-14.25).—Science and Agri. culture-3, Bread, by Sir John Russell. 2.30-2.55 114.30-14.551.—W0r1d History Talk-3: The new world takes &hap., hi Alec Macdonald. ...
... If sd which they were to wear when then went to Church with his Corps it was borne to the Grave. MORE REFLECTION (From my Scrapbook.) PITY the cur in the human Who, with a blank in his skiii. Mistaking tolerance for weakness. Barks at a Bull. Each Nation ...
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