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... REVIEWING THE FLEET._ The King, who was accompanied by the Queen, on Monday afternoon visited the scene of the wreck of the cruiser Gladiator, near towes, and inspected the salvage arrangements. The King afterwards went out to Spithead on board the yacht ...
... PROPERTY REVIEW Messrs. W. S. Bagshaw and I of Uttozeter, Ashboarne. Derby and Bekewell, a in the sale of prnperties and the total turnover in 1916 was Use highest the firm have had with the exception of the boom years of 1920-23. Consistent high prioss ...
... REVIEW OF THE YEAR. cad of the Rev. Canon F. L. Maw for some years Vicar of Ashbourne. On March 25th the Derbyshire Old Comrades Association held their annual dinner at The Haven, Mappleton, when U. Col. C. E. Clarke presided, and was supported by Major ...
... THE REVIEW OF RVEIEWS. In the July number of the above mapzine there is printed an article on Kultur According to Krupp, written by Mr. Hobert Hunter ' in which be describes The Krupps. Model Town, and manages to convey much interesting and topical ...
... THE MIKADO'S REVIEW. the Admiral Seniavin, together with twelve auxiliary cruisers, including three captured from the Ittes4iting, twenty-eight destroyers, he-lading the Biedovy and the Reshitelni, seventy-seven torpedo-boats. and five submarines. British ...
... THE CORN TRADE REVIEW. Some rolling thunder on Saturday morning early was an addition to weather experiences. But it only broight a short sharp rattle of hail. and was succeeded by a perfect winter day—sunny. bracing, and, for the time of year, genial ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The weather has not, become warm, and the dates of the flowering of the almond trees and tbe first unfolding lest-buds of the horse chestnuts fall this . year within April, not March. This is a remarkably sure sign of a thoroughly ...
... THE CORN TRADE REVIEW. The dry and cold weather suits our wheat fields, and also those of France, Italy, and Spain. Night frosts in England and France have not been severe enough to hurt the autumn-sown crops. Returns of January rainfall are now fairly ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. Orvire.: winds have marked the past week. and Ow tic.,ds of dust blowing along the country road- . ild make the newly-arrived visitant December had been a month of drotizio. The state of the surfaces is, of course, nc i to that ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The Government estimate published on the 24th inst. put the wheat crop at an the yield of barley at 3 per cent, below the mean, and that of oats at 5 per cent. be/ow the average, cereals as a whole standing at 292 points against ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The high temperature of July was a great boon to agriculture, and the liberal rainfall made the growth of the cereals ampler than it would otherwise have been. heeds of corn are wall flied. and the straw likewise improved. July ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The atrocious weather experienced from the lath to 26th inst, has not yet had front lift markets a tithe of the attention to which it can lay the most certain, if unwelcome, claim. The needs for dry food for stock were, during ...