News from 31/07/1896
1896; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Reginald A. Beckett, John Sweeney,
ResumoFrontmatter: The "Londoner" Guide, The Londoner, The (Islington) Londoner. Classified ads: "My 'Labrador' Watch Has Not Varied One Minute from the Exact Time for the Last Six Weeks", Multiple Classified Advertisements, Rising Sun, Walkley's Melton Mowbray Pies, This Space to Let. News: International Socialist Congress A Veritable Babel, The Railway Smash at King's Cross, Mr. Francis Godwin's Gospel Services for the People, Curious Celebration at St. Ives, Mildmay Radical Club Third Annual Flower Show, Band of Hope Medals Presented, Bedford College for Women Success of North London Girls, The New Vicarage of St. John's, Highbury Vale, The "Londoner" Guide To Holiday Resorts, Parochial Seeings and Hearings, For Wives & Daughters Death of Carrie Martyn at Dundee, Mr. Jenkins on the War Path The Tramways Crusade, Alleged Forgery at Essex Road, Masthead Notes, Pro Bono Publico, The Water Famine in the East End The Incapacity of the Water Companies, The King's Cross Butchery Galley Charged at the Old Bailey, London County Council No Increase in Rates, Tramps through Wild Essex III.—Among the Chalk Hills, The Truth about Gloucester The National Anti-Vaccination League, Sham Detective Committed, Before the Magistrates, Diphtheria through Bad Pentonville Drains, Death through the Heat, Removing, Cycling Notes, Overheard in the Park, And, for a Very Truth, as the Days Go on, I Get Sick and out of Sorts with Everything, The Duties of Mothers, To-Morrows Fixtures, Islington Guardians Thirty Cases of Small Pox, Royal Aquarium, S. W., Off to View the Solar Eclipse, Three Children Run Over, Capt. Crook, of the Salvation Army, Whom It Was Thought Had Been Killed in Matabeleland, Is Quite Safe, Impecunious "Perfessionals" Get "Hitched" and Sleep Out, Claim of Damages Because the Electric Light Was Out, Children's Corner Two Ogres and a Wee Mouse, University Extension Upper Holloway Centre, Lady Jeune Is Asking for £65 to Take the Lads of St. Clements Brigade, City-Road, for Their Annual Week in Camp at the Seaside, Holloway Tradesmen on the "Jaunt", Multiple News Items, St. Mary's Sunday School Treat, Notice to Secretaries, The Bedouin's Love Song, Up-To-Date, The Rating of Unoccupied Houses Wootton V. The Islington Vestry, Sir Peter Edlin on the Evils of Riding without Brakes A Heavy Fine Imposed, The Humanitarians, An Explosion in Essex-Road, The Charge against the Champion Wrestler, Behind the Bar, but Not for Beer, In the New Mail Contract with the P and O, London Seventy Years Ago and Now Memories of the Past, A "Philanthropist" at Home Brutal Attack on a Wife. Letter to the editor: Dear Uncle Geegee, Correspondence Small Pox at Campbell Road, The Spread of Small Pox To the Editor of the Londoner, Another Nuisance To the Editor of the Londoner. Poem, verse: Each to His Trade. Fiction, drama: A Carman with a Taste for Literature He Steals Several Copies of the "Graphic". Business: London School Board Who Pays the Rate?, The Troubles of Trade Unionism Interesting Case against a Union, International Litho Congress. Editorial: Is the Islington Young Men's Christian Association Defrauding the Public? Charges against the Management, Our Mutual Column For Progress and Righteousness. Arts and entertainment: Interesting Exhibition of Life-Saving at Highgate, Flowers and Industries at St. Andrew's Hall A Fine Exhibition. Display ads: Multiple Display Advertisements. Sports: Holloway College Sports A Gay Festival, Lawson Athletic Club, Islington Athletics, Messrs. Crisp & Co.'S Employee's Sports A Bright Meeting at Southgate, Local Cricketers at Play.
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