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News from 14/09/1895

1895; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

Edward Carpenter, W. H. Besant, Henry Frith, Frank Delves, George Edwards, James Mount,

Classified ads: Lipton's Jams, Sunlight Soap, Multiple Classified Advertisements, When Gabriel Blows His Trumpet, I Wonder If He'll Play, in Tones of Rolling Thunder, Cushing's Trousers Win the Day, Mourning Outfits. Frontmatter: Eastern Weekly Leader, The Wholesale, Retail, and Advertising Agent of the "Leader" for North Walsham and District Is Mr. F. L. Banville, Bacton Road, The Eastern Weekly Leader. Arts and entertainment: Democratic Chants England, Arise, Theatre Burnt Down, Sir John Baker Has Determined to Purchase the Albert … at … 25 Years Ago for the Reception of Aged Members of Friendly Societies, or Their Widows, A Hint for Farmers. News: The Season 1895-96 Has Opened in an Auspicious Manner, and, If We Are to Judge by the Attendances, Association Football Has Not yet Killed Itself, as Some Superior Papers Have Endeavoured to Convince Us for the past Half Dozen Years, Sponges and Pineapples, Felmingham Primitive Methodist Chapel, The Lord Chancellor Is Trying a New Tack, Holt Cycle Club, Weekly Orders 1st V. B. Norfolk Regiment, Explosion in a Scotch Mine, The Trades Congress, A Norfolk Farmer Robbed of His Horse & Cart, Melton Constable and District News Melton Constable, H. M. S. Majestic Aground, A Coroner on Penny Deeadfuls, Edgefield, By One of Its Later Resolutions the Trades Congress Made Its Earlier Unanimous, The Influence of Thirteen, Retirement of Inspector Tunbridge, Dr. Thomson's Eleven v. Dr. Prior's Eleven, Little Melton Parish Council, All the World and Norwich, Holt V. North Walsham, Workers Wanted, Festival of the Three Choirs, Match No. 3.—OFFICERS' Challenge Cup Seven Rounds at 500lyards, Catton and Sprowston Horticultural Society, Mr. Labouchere on the Removal of Lord Wodehouse from the Bench, The League Table up to Date Is as Follows, Game No. 62. "Glasgow." —Tenth Game, Norwich District, Mr. Keir Hardie at Chicago, Circus and Menagerie at Norwich, Royal Ingagement, Lamps Must Be Lighted, Cholera Is Raging at Broussa, Town Barningham, Witton, I Must Congratulate the Cyclists of East Dereham upon the Success Attending Their Masquerade Lantern Parade, Southrepps, Cromer, The Hothschild Outrage, Georgia's Peach Harvest, Twelve Months' Hard Labour for Lady Gunning, Solution to Problem No. 32, Local Politics Magdalen Street Radical Club, Deserted Villages, Dilham, As Soon as His Engagement Is Announced, the Average Young Man Begine to Observe That There Are Other Girls Besides His Betrothed Who Are Pretty, Brinton Briningham and Brinton Board School, Aylmerton Aylmerton District School Board, Our Draughts Column, Matches 1st V. B. N. R. Battalion Shooting, Briston, Corpusty & Saxthorpe, Multiple News Items, Mr. Balfour and Bi-Metallism, Two Tragedies, Norwich Radical Clubbers' Outing, Marriage of Lady Emily Seymour, Death of the Rector of Threxton, Mr. Rhodes and His 2000 Keys, Norwich Police Stealing Flowers, Norwich Parliament Meeting of the Liberal Party, The Pear Crop of Georgia This Year Is the Largest on Record, Edingthorpe Primitive Methodists, A Yarmouth Boat Capsized A Fisherman Drowned, Prison Discipline Defence of the … System, The Following Is a Summary of the Openings Played with the Result, Mr. Balfour's Schoolmaster, Sheringham, Kew Gardens Various Improvements and Alterations, Roman Catholic Conference, Alfred Gayett, Shoemaker, Wensum Street, Was at the Same Court Summoned for Employing George Fitzgerald after the Hour of Four in the Afternoon, Cromer & District News, Fulmodeston Jumble Sale, There Were No Less than Sixteen Entries for the Ten Mile Event, but These Were Reduced to the Following Ten through Withdrawals, and the Absence of Three Ipswich Men, Who Unfortunately Missed the Train, Game No. 63 "Single Corner"—Eleventh Game, Volunteer & Shooting News, Trunch Primitive Methodists, The German Army Manœuvres Imperial Reception at Stettin, Aldborough Harvest Home Tea Meeting, The Boy King of Spain, Colby Fire, Norwich & District News Norwich, Lakenham Ward Liberal Association What the Workers Have Gained from Liberalism, Hop-Pickers' Sunday Fair, Three More Factory Act Charges at Norwich, The "Leader" Man Has Also Heard Some Grave Complaints in Reference to Some Nuisance That Is Caused by Some One Being Allowed to Bring Offensive Matter up the Cliff and Deposit It Close by Some Houses, Careful Observers of Continental, Theosophy, Solution to Problem in Rhyme, Alarming Accident at Yarmouth Brake Overturned, Great Liberal Demonstration at North Walsham Torchlight Procession, The Koran in Gold, The Agricultural Labourer Norfolk and Norwich Labour Union, Robber Folk-Lore, Among the Hops, Overstrand, An Original Announcement of Her Marriage Has Been Issued by Miss Constance Fiber, of the Garden Theatre, New York, For Fourteen of the Sixteen Members of the First Division of the League to Discharge a Couple of Engagements within the First Week Shows the Serious Side of the Business, Beeston Regis Heath on Fire, Honing, The Yacht Defender The Accommodation and Fittings, North Walsham Notes, North Walsham & District News, Collapse of a Pier at Morecambe Lose of Life, The Latest Engineering Fad, Ruston to Carlisle without Stopping, Bowls, Swafield Harvest Thanksgiving, Aylsham Attempted Suicide, Thorpe Ward Liberal Association, East Ruston Harvest Thanksgiving, Great Fire in Norwich A Factory Completely Gutted, Match No. 2.—The Steward Challenge Bugle, Messrs. Pentney and Co., Printers, &c., St. Benedict's Were Summoned For Failing To Limewash Their Factory In The Manner Required By The Factory And Workshop Act, Sister: "There, You Have the Toffee All over Your New Suit, Volunteer Artillery Prize Shooting, Anglo-American Yache Contest Defender V. Valkyrie, Fire at Bunwell Another Haystack in Flames, Notice to Branch Secretaries, The Su…Olk Lovers, Cycling Club Runs for the Week, Gimingham Harvest Festival, The Annual Competition for 1st, Address by Mr. F. Delves, Match No. 4.—THE Connaught Challenge Cup, The Old Row-Boat Ferry at Bergon, Norway, Has Just Been Replaced by Eight Electric Boats Running between Six Landings with a Maximum Distance of 2040 Yards. Marriage notices: Births, Marriages, & Deaths Marriages. Death notices: Deaths. Letter to the editor: Local Veto To the Editor, A Question for the Liberal Association To the Editor, Disgusting Language to Mr. Edwards To the Editor, The Flotment Question To the Editor, Sprowston Parish Council.—A Complaint To the Editor, Technical Education To the Editor, "Heavenly v. Earthly" To the Editor, To the Editor, The Future of Liberalism To the Editor, Dancing Class To the Editor, Mr. Dixon and Precedent To the Editor, Lord John To the Editor, Insanitary North Walsham What Should the Council Do ?, Who Is the Ratepayer?—A Reply to Mr. Cole To the Editor, A Conspiracy of Silence To the Editor, The Mundesley Road Pit To the Editor, Paston To the Editor, Aylmerton School Board Election To the Editor. Editorial: Briggate—Worstead, Draughts Items, We Are Pleased to Say That on Monday Last the Sanitary Committee Inspected an Alleged Nuisance in West End Terrace, and from What They Saw, A Social Club, Correspondence, The World of Books Notes and Notices, To Correspondents. Fiction, drama: A Famine Threatened, A Novel Judicial Notice, British Buccaneers and Privateers; Their Daring Deeds and Adventures Paul Jones, the Pirate, Chapter II How Paul Jones Fought the …, Story of a Windfall. Sports: Football, Shrewsbury C Grace B Townsend 3, Cricket Local Fixtures, Mundesley Football Club, Northrepps Football Club, In the Draws for the Association Cup the Norwich C. E. Y. M. S. Has Drawn a Bye in the Preliminary round of the Ninth Division, and in the First round They Are Drawn against West Herts, to Be Played on the Latter's Ground, Sports & Pastimes, The Annual Road Race of the Yarmouth Wheelers Cycling Club Was Carried out on Thursday Evening Last, in Splendid Weather, over Good Roads, and Resulted in a Smart Contest, G. Burwood Ultimately Proving the Victor in the Remarkable Time of 1hr. 3min, The Hastings Cricket Week North v. South. Puzzle, game: Game No. 60.—"WILL O' the Wisp" Exercise No. 3, Jordan V. Reed Jordan Loses. Obituary: Stalham Obituary.