News from 21/05/1897
1897; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Jas. E. Carver, M. H. Shirley, Helen Mathers, C. Asburg, Bill Muggins,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Londoner. Classified ads: 3GD. Perambulator Given Away! 3GD, Ask Your Grocer for Bromley's Coffee Essence, and Be Sure It Is Bromley's, Prizes for Cricketers and Athleters, Mildmay Radical Club and Institute, Sly's Improved Patent Truss (44 Prize Medals, Diploma, and Royal Appointments Awarded), The "Chancellor" Soaps Contain All Natural Glycerine and Prevent Chapped Hands, J. L. Huntly, Multiple Classified Advertisements, "The Cycle Dept, 79 & 81, Fortess Road, Kentish Town, Is the Best Shop for Cycles in the Neighbourhood", Banking on Co-Operative Principles Loans Savins Low Interest. No Fees, John Berry's Embrocation, Furniture of Every Description on Easy Terms at Store Prices. News: The Moderate Case Is Based on Some Figures Giving Losses Incurred by the Works Department between March and September, 1896, Barnsbury Silver Star, Mildmay Ramblers' Cycling Club, Miss Lucy Kemp Welch, Who Is Quite Young, Has Had the Honour of Having Her Large Pictures Entitled "Colt-Hunting in the New Forest," Contributed to This Year's Academy, Bought by the Chantrey Trustees for the Sum of £525, With the Greeks The Wounded Britons, Parochial Seeings and Hearings, "Stroller's" Notes, Dramatic and Musical Notes, Here, Then, Is the Issue Plain as a Pikestaff, Mr. G. S. Elliott's Horse Shocking Cruelty by a Drunken Driver, Help for Bachelors, Club Reports Library, Saturday Visits, Coming Events, Brake Outing, For Wives & Daughters Lady Dentists, At the Tee-To-Tum, Probably Islingtonians Are Not Altogether Acquainted with the Great Ability of Mr. And Mrs. Kendal, Who Are Now Performing at the Grand, Where They Will Stay until the End of Next Week, Otherwise in London Early This Week, A Remarkable Occurrence Accident at Harringay Station, Bits, Brief and Breezy from the Mildway Radical Club & Institute, By the Stipendary's Clerk, Wesleyan Methodism in Islington Great Jubilee Bazaar, A Flower Animal, A Set Back, Good Templary at Wood Green, Independent Order of Rechabites, The Result Was a Progressive Victory, The Royal Birthday Number of Mothers and Daughters with Its Heraldic Coloured Cover and Large Presentation Portrait of the Queen (Measuring 20 In. By 25 in) Makes a Splendid Commencement of the New Weekly Issue, Farriers Victorious Blacklegs Scarce, The Glow-Worm, The Proposal to Superannuate Vestry Officials after 40 Years' Service, or on Attaining 65 Years of Age as Proposed in the Bill before Parliament, Is an Eminently Reasonable and Fair One, Purely Personal, Hard Workers, The Causes of the Disaster Seem to Be Fairly Well Defined, For the Rest We Would Warn the Party That If It Is to Render a Good Account of Itself in November and March Next, There Must Be a Thorough Rally, and a Drawing Together, L. C. C. Notes The Impending Great Battle, Ladies, Take Note!, A New Socialist Club, Cycling Camden Y. M. C. A, Children's Corner Aunt Pollie's Garden, and What the Four B's Did in It, The Fight for the Vestry Party Gains and Losses, Mr. Conners (London City Mission) Has Come into North London to Work for the Suppression of Intemperance, Islington's Strapping Lads Address by Sir A. Rollit, A Hall of Flowers Jubilee Fancy Fair at Wortley Hall, On Monday Last I Was Present at St. Mark's (Tollington Parl) Branch of the C. E. T. S, Tottenham Cycling Club, Monkey Babies, Islington Reform Union Annual Meeting, Anniversary Tea of the River St. Congregational Church, North London Nurses' Bazaar, A Complaint from the Brake, Snap-Shots at the Jubilee, St. James's (Hampstead Road) C. C, The Difficult and Trying Role of Josephing Was Sustained by Miss Edith Cole, and Here Was Another Artiste of Conspicuous Ability, The News of the Week, Good Templars, For Progress and Righteousness, The Other Great Cause of the Defeat Would Appear to Be the Timidity and Halfheartedness of the Progressives, Multiple News Items, A Cabman, John Hudd, Has Been Fined £3 for Refusing to Drive Detectives in a Chase after a Cab Suspected to Contain Burglars, Dress at the Drawing-Room, Some Very Good Acting Has Been Seen at the Parkhurst This Week, Where a Large and Enthusiastic Crowd Assembled on Monday Evening to Witness "A Royal Divorce," the Great Romantic Play by W. G. Wills, Lady Graduates at the London University, The Emigration Association, Islington Guardians. Sports: Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, Middlesex County Sports Club Second Spring Meeting, Athletic Class, Sports and Pastimes Our Competitions, Cricket South West Ham v. Tottenham, There Will Be a Race at the Royal Aquarium by Ladies on Cycles for £200, All the Local Cricket Results, Lawson Athletic, Tee-To-Tum Athletic & Cycling Club, Athletics Southgate Engineering Co.'s Athletic Association, Finsbury Park Cricket Association, Lady Cricketers in Australia. Editorial: Friendly Society and Co-Operative Jottings, The Arbitration Treaty of America The Reason of Its Rejection, A Call to Social Service Proposed New Crusade. Poem, verse: Back from the City of Sleep!. Letter to the editor: The Zummerzet Bumpkin, Correspondence To the Editor of the Londoner. Fiction, drama: Love and Fortune Chapter XV, Chapter XVI. Arts and entertainment: Fashion Fancies. Business: List of Subscribers to the Thomas Fund.
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