News from 24/04/1896
1896; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Patteson Nickalls, Herbert Samuel, W. Allard, W. Hazlitt Roberts,
ResumoFrontmatter: Terms of Subscription, The (Islington) Londoner. Classified ads: Toi-Ta Pickle, Multiple Classified Advertisements, The Labrador Watch, "My 'Labrador' Watch Has Not Varied One Minute from the Exact Time for the Last Six Weeks". News: Islington Vestry Preserving Alexandra Park, At the North London Court on Monday, Robert Hughes, Aged 15, Printer, of Millfields-Road, and Austin Edwards, Aged 15, Tea-Packer, of Colenso-Road, Pleaded Guilty to Gambling with Bronze Money on Sunday Afternoon, Fighting the Infamous Bill A Liberal Manifesto, Thomas Hughes, The Small-Pox Epidemic at Gloucester Important Action, Liberalism among North Islington Women The Annual Social Meeting, In Again Seeking the Suffrages of the Ratepayers, the Progressives Are Able To Render a Gratifying Account of an Excellent Stewardship, Mysterious Death in Holloway Prison, A New Sociable Bicycle The Invention of a Clever Italian, "Only Luggage" after Supper, Archway Cyclists, University Extension Lectures The New Photography, Masthead Notes, Muswell Hill Crime Prisoners in Court, Appointment of Delegates, The Land for the People A Mission through Darkest England, An Alleged Drunken and Brutal Policeman Serious Charge of Assault at Holloway, The London School Board and the Education Bill What the Bill Means to London, A Disorderly Labourer, Apoplexy, Monday's Meeting A Committee Squabble, An Unlucky Barmaid, Minus a Hat and Considerably Shaken, Finsbury Park P. S. A. Society Quarterly Tea and Distribution of Prizes, A New Cycling Paper, The Muzzling Order, Effects of Valuation, Joe Levet and Fred Heasworth's Concert, North Middlesex Football League and Alliance, An Unknown Cut His Throat, At 94, Thorpedale-Road, on Thursday Morning, Thomas Peter Carlile, a Septvagenarian, Died Suddenly of Heart Disease, He Protected Them from Popery A Remarkable Society, A Critical Contest, The Commonwealth!, Suspected, Arrested, Violent Three Weeks' Hard, South Islington Liberal and Radical Association, The Dalston Alleged Highwaymen Committed, L. C. C. Attendances, A "Catapult" Caution, J. L. Bradford Promoted, Killing the School Boards What Mr. Asquith Says, The British Hospital for Diseases of the Skin, Our Volunteers, Highgate Harriers at Tufnell Park, Drama at the Hornsey National Hall, The Liberal Shell Outgrown The Radical Committee, Muswell Hill Mystery Professor Sinclair's Curious Story, Multiple News Items, Bad Language, For Wives & Daughters The Crusade against Dirt and Dust, Joined the Union!, Deserted Wife and Bairns, Islington Guardians Mutual Admiration, Children's Corner The Hornet and the Beetle, Coming upon the Chronicle's Attack on Silk Hats, It Was Interesting to Fall in with an Ardent Believer in the Bowler, and Taking Mr. Brewer as a Cricerion, There Is Evidently Anything but a Slump in the Felt Hat Trade, Electric Light in St. Pancras, Liberalism in West Islington The 12th Birthday of the Association, Daring Robbery in the Essex Road Nearly £2,000 Worth of Jewellery Missing, The "Statist" Prize Essay, 'Ware How You Trust Your Friends, Commencement of the Season at Tibberton-Square Baths, London County Council The Great Water Question, To Celebrate Sunday Opening, An Old Lady's Sudden Death, How to Clean Pictures and Mirrors, St. Michael's Amethyst Institute, The Nasty Way She Did It An Upleasant Meeting. Editorial: We Are Glad to Notice That the Attack Made by Mr. Bernard James, through Our Columns, on the Extravagance of the Public Health Committee in Their Use and Choice of Disinfectants Has Had the Desired Effect, Wicked "Westminster!", Churchwarden Walkley at Dinner A Successful Function, We in Islington Entirely Object to Tenification. Puzzle, game: Result of Puzzle Competition. Letter to the editor: Labour Sunday A Good Idea. Sports: London Caledonians v. Millwall Athletic, Islington Athletics.
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