... was amused, and declares that she was far indeed from being the prude that many people imagined. There is the usual good array of fiction in the number and some attractive humour the Editor’s scrap-book. The pavement of politics—as Indeed is life itself—is ...

... carried the work of the Club so grandly all this time board H.M.S. Fowey many thousands of miles from home. We've had such fun together. But soon the ship returns from her long journeylngs and her crew pay off and scatter, one quite knows where. But of the Pea- ...

... should be bound to bring back Lord Ailesbury. and every other offender whom the Turf has been happily freed from, and who are far better away from the scenes of their former iniquities. You will. I fancy, largely concur in the above, and a hint to your ...

... on the work of the Club grandly all this time on board H.M.B. so many thousands of miles from boms. We’re had such fun together. But soon the ship returns from her long Journeying* and her crew pay off and scatter, one quite knows where. But we the Pea- ...

... the Women'. InsUinta, Westbourne. 1301 b. potatoes; Mr. Bitters, beans; Mr. Grinstead, lettuce, books and toys; Miss Glue. scrapbook; Dr. Wilson, apples; Mr. Chase, headphones: Mr. Ireland, magazines; Tommy and Phyllis Fcar, books. magazines and jigsaw puzzle; ...