News from 15/05/1896
1896; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Victor Hugo, Samuel Lowen, John Boyle O'Reilly, Henry J. Brett,
ResumoFrontmatter: The "Londoner" Guide, The Londoner, The (Islington) Londoner. Classified ads: Plump for Sisson, the Only Progressive Candidate, Don't Forget! Poll Early To-Morrow, Wants! Wants!! Wants!!!, Vestery Elections, The Wants of Life, Multiple Classified Advertisements, Remember To-Morrow That the Reactionary Candidates Say They Are in Favour of Local Municipalities, Walkley's Melton Mowbray Pies, This Space to Let. News: The Revue De Paris Published the Other Day an Article on the "Cramming" System Which so Unfortunately Obtains at This End of the Century, "My 'Labrador' Watch Has Not Varied One Minute from the Exact Time for the Last Six Weeks", Another Dog Story, High Praise for a Local Firm, For Wives & Daughters "Music Hath Charms", The National Society Quotes the Following Figures, as a Reply to Those Who Say That "So Many Church Schools Have Been, and Are Being, Surrendered to Boards That It Is Only a Matter of Time before All Will Have Been Handed over, and It Is Therefore Not Worth While to Continue the Struggle to Maintain Our Schools, Mr. Steward, Highbury & Canonbury, The Triumph of Sunday Opening, Glenthorn v. St. Josephs, Archway Cyclists, A Bottle Has Been Picked up on Goswick Sands, near Berwick, Containing a Printed Leaf of a Book, on Which Was Written,"If Bottle Found, Wrecked on Farne Island; Ship Lost, Because It Is Calculated to Bring Sectarian Strife into the Elections and Administration of Local Authorities, As Another Example of the Doubledealing of the Moderates, Which We Would Especially Commend to Our Labour Friends Is the Issue of Two Leaflets on the Labour Question from Their Headquarters, which are Grossly Contradictory, Masthead Notes, Vestries and Electric Lighting, Lower Holloway and Thornhill, We Have before Remarked on the Absurd Inconsistency of Our Only Gazette, Holyoake, G. J, Remember on the 16th That the Reactionary Candidates Say They Are in Favour of Local Municipalities, The Unopposed Bill Committee of the House of Commons, on Wednesday, Passed the London County Council Money Bill, British Rights & Duties in South Africa Miss Colenso at Highgate Hill, Chief Marshall Southerton on the Fight, London County Council A Quiet Meeting, South American Missionary Society, How to Relieve the Rates, Socialist Municipalities Experiences in France and Belgium, Annual Gathering of Vegetarians, Round the Wards Tufnell, Upper Holloway, and Tollington, Winchester v. Cromwell, Labour Biographies Arch, Joseph, The Case of Mr. R. B. Anderson Glaring Anomalies in the English Law, Barnsbury Silver Stars v. North London Athletic, It Is with Unalloyed Satisfaction That We Record the Settlement of the Infirmary Difficulty, Which Has Made Islington a Bye-Word in the Mouths of the Metropolitan Poor Law Authorities, Lawson's Athletics, Islington Vestry Collapse of Mr. Johnson's Mean Election Dodge, Truth Says That after the Prince of Wales's Surprise Visit to Guy's Last Week a Devoted Ward Maid Swooped upon His Teacup and Drained It to the Dregs, Yes, Say They,"An Ideal Site," "Cheap Price," "Splendid Ending of the Dilemma" …, What the "Daily News" Says, Highgate Villagers v. Chigwell, Educational Notes, Public Baths and Washhouses, The Vestry Elections Vote for the Progressive Candidates!, "A Boy Did It," Said John Humphreys, of Hornsey-Road, When Charged with Breaking a Window, Havelock v. St. Mark's United, Albany v. Hampstead Primrose, "Let Us Not Weary of Repeating It, to Think First of All of the Outcast and Sorrowful Multitudes, to Solace Them, to Give Them Air, to Enlighten Them, to Love Them, to Enlarge Their Horizon Magnificently, to Lavish upon Them Education in All Its Forms, to Offer Them the Example of Labour, Never of Idleness, to Diminish the Weight of the Individual, Yesterday's Meeting Twenty-Eight Members Sent to Asylums, "A Daughter of Moab", West Islington London Reformers A Flourishing Branch, On Behalf of the Incurables, Another Dose of "C. P." Tonic, The Education Bill, Post Office Reform, To Temperance Electors, The Vestry Again Badly Beaten, "Last Shot" Good Local Government Not Politics!, Wesleyan Missionary Breakfast, The News of the Week, From "Blackwood," without Comment, St. Mary's and St. Peter's Meeting, Mrs. Ormiston Chant in Wood Green, Multiple News Items, Holy Trinity v. Christ Church, By a Gas Explosion in Tibbet-Street, Bethnal Green, on Wednesday Morning the Fronts of Two Shops Were Blown out and an Errand Boy Injured, St. Mary's & St. Peter's, Islington Guardians Infirmary Riddle Solved, "Progress" in the Vestry Is No Mere Phrase, One for Hornsey, To-Morrow's Issue, Loraine v. Carlton, Because It Makes It Easier than Ever for a Voluntary School to Be Conducted without Any Voluntary Subscriptions, North London Liberal Women Indignation Meeting, But Listen to What Our Able Vestry Clerk Says on the Subject, What the Contest Means, Saturday's Fixtures. Poem, verse: Children's Corner Woodie's Terrible Crime, In Bohemia I. Editorial: Sir,—The Exposure of the Tory Plot in the Londoner Is Capital, as Far as It Goes, but You Only Touch the Fringe of It, "With the Socialists We, Who, for Want of a Better Term, Have Come to Call Ourselves Singletax Men, Have Some Points of Agreement, for We Recognise Fully the Social Nature of Man, and Believe That All Monopolies Should Be Held and Governed by the State, Why the Education Bill Must Be Opposed Because It Really Does Not Get Rid of the "Intolerable Strain", Our Mutual Column For Progress and Righteousness. Letter to the editor: For Mr. Steward To the Editor of the Londoner, Correspondence Vestry Elections in West Islington. Arts and entertainment: The Women's Marching Song Tune:"Onward, Christian Soldiers". Display ads: The Labrador Watch. Sports: Islington Athletics.
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