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... THAT MAY MEAN REDISTRIBUTING PRIZES WOK IE PUBLIC SCHOOLS MINIATURE RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIPS : THE CHARTERHOUSE RANGE, FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK : y THE RESTORATION OF THE SPHINX : A BACK VIEW OF THE FAMOUS EGYPTIAN MONUMENT UNDER SCAFFOLDING* WITH ADJACENT ...
... found at Brentford near the junction of the Brent and the Thames. The reconstruction is largely Feb. 23. 1929 FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. I OFFICIALLY ADJUDGED TO BE THE FIRST BRITISH SUBJECT TO FLY AN AEROPLANE '-v, ...
... there. FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK. “A CHAMPION STOP WHICH AVERTED A TERRIBLE DISASTER. THE LOCAL TRAIN RUN INTO BY THE AMERICAN BOAT EXPRESS NEAR STAFFORD, SHOWING THE DAMAGE DONE TO IT. On Saturday of last week the American boat express from Euston ...
... surveying'vesscl, and she was re-commissioned at Hong-Kong last March. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Sept. 7, 1912.-344 FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK. Photo. London and Provincial Press Agency. OPENED WITH THE AID OF NITRO-GLYCERINE i THE TON-AND-A-HALF SAFE FORCED ...
... electrification would put the more distant parts of Surrey and Sussex well within the reach of the City worker. FROM THE WORLD'S SCRAP*BOOK: THE WEEK'S EVENTS Fine oroeress was made in 1932 on the construction of the great dam at Mettur, on the Cauvery ...
... the weights seen on the left, and the victim is thoroughly mystified. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS Feb. 21, 1931 FROM THE WORLDS SCRAP-BOOK NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST THE EFFIGY OF AN INDIAN DEALER IN FOREIGN CLOTH PLACED BACKWARDS ON A DONKEY. AND ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS Oct. 21, 1933 FROM THE WORLDS SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. A ROLLS-ROYCE CAR FITTED WITH ITS OWN CHARCOAL-GAS-PRODUCING PLANT FOR A CHEAP FUEL TEST : A MECHANIC STARTING THE PLANT. The correspondent who sends ...
... er. A rumour that it was intended for Prince George was officially denied at Buckingham Palace. March 28, 1931 FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. QUARTERS FOR DELEGATES TO THE INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS AT KARACHI TENTS CONSTRUCTED ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS March 24, 1934 FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK WORLD * P ' A ■ u JVW TO OPENED OFFICIALLY THE KING: . ., Manchester’s new library, already made t 4 a It was announced recently that when the King and Queen visit Manchester, early ...
... and secure. In certain other parts of the country, it is stated, various operations are still proceeding. LEAVES FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS March 21, 1953 AT HOME AND ABROAD: A MISCELLANY FROM THE WORLD'S SCRAP-BOOK, BERLIN MEETS LONDON IN AN ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL MATCH UNDER FLOODLIGHTS AT HIGHBURY A SCENE IN THE COURSE OF THE GAME, WHICH LONDON WON BY 6 1. The ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK NEWS FOR TRANSPORTING WOUNDED BY FERRY - CABLE. Senor Zamora, President of the Spanish Republic, was recently, as our correspondent informs us, interested spectator at a Captains' course of artillery ...