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... Sd* I rtrfflta to Print Beins* the lucubrations of your molt obedient fcribe, Mr. Gordon Beckles A PLEDGE was almost taken that no breath of the ǵeneral election would be allowed to disturb the tranquillity of these columns. It is surprising how easy it might have been to live up to such a promise had it been made. Once upon a time an election provided a welcome diversion. Those days have ...
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... fay STRUBE ''And sporting gentry you might meet Maintaining with no little heat In twos and threes in every street Their various opinions. after W. S. Gilbert fay STRUBE ...
... TIIIS ye the biennial dinner of the Old Boys of Uppingham School, Rutland, took place at the Northern Consei native and Unionist Club, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Fifty-eight members attended, under the genial chairmanship of Mr. Cecil Crosthwaite, and, representing Old Uppinghamians in many parts of the world, did honour to this famous old seat of learning, which was established under a charter of ...
... THE BERKSHIRE T.A. BALL AT BEADING THERE was a capacity attendance at the Olympia Reading when the Berks T.A. and Reserve Forces gave their third annual ball. The company, which included representatives of all three Services and 400 members of the Berks T.A. Units and R.A.F.V.R., had a very memorable evening for which thanks were largely due to the active committee under the chairmanship of ...
... y ICE-ADMIRAL EARL MOUNTBATTEN OF BURMA was guest of honour at the dinner which the officers of the Royal Naval Barracks Chatham gave to commemorate the Battle of Trafalgar. A band of buglers and drummers in the dress of Nelson's day wigs with pigtails black straw hats blue jackets and white trousers sounded the dinner call .for the 200 officers who sat down in the magnificent mess lit only by ...
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... Mr. DEPUTY STINSON REQUESTS THE PLEASURE TOURING her Stale visit to Britain last November, Queen Juliana oj the Netherlands visited tin City, where she was accorded a civic welcome. The chairman of the special committee which made the arrangements Mr. Deputy H. J. E. Stinson, M'iC., M.A., LL.B., recently presided at a dinner at the Guildhall Art Gallery given to celebrate the completion of ...
... /Jy D. B. H'yndliam Lewis GENTS' flannel nighties are on the market again, reports a gossip, tittering slightly. But one can't help thinking that if they were good enough for Gladstone and Disraeli they 're good enough for you, cullies. In this guise, oddly enough, we frequently You swine, said the girl hotly) visualise these two great rival Victorians, among others. Their nighties of white ...
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