News from 02/03/1889
1889; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Professor James Long, Howard Evans, Archdeacon Lea, Sir A. Grey Hazlerigg Bart, Captain R. G. Pochin, Avant Tout, Mr. R. Beale, Mr. Samuel Hoare, Rev. J. M. Aldridge, Major R. G. Ellison, Alice Stirling,
ResumoFrontmatter: Notice, Iterms of Subscription, The Rural World. Table of contents: Contents. News: Packing Cut Flowers, Fruit, and Plants for the Parcels Post, Profitable Bee-Keeping, Instruction to Small Holders of Land in France, Tea, Long Crendon (Bucks), Good Grafting Wax, Mr. Chamberlam's Proposal of a Short Time Ago to Introduce the Ashbourne Act into England, with a View of Seeing How It Would Work, Has Called Forth Considerable Comment Both Favourable and Unfavourable in All Parts of the Country, Cultivation of Beans, The Interest in the Parliamentary Debate, However, Is Comparatively Small, Poultry Notes, The Allotments & Cottage Gardens Compensation for Crops Act, 1887 Useful for Cottagers and Allotment Holders, Triumph Aster, But Only a Few Irish Members to Reason and the … State of …, so That We May Take … Certain That and Will Cannot … Dead of Time, News in a Nutshell, Small Holdings at Tilstock Salop The Vicar's Testimony, Cruelty to a Horse, Allotments at Braunston They Do Well, The Boultham Hall Allotments, The Speech Also Mentions That the Employers' Liability Ball Will Be Again Introduced: and over That the Fight Will Be Sharp, Some More Good Work for Rural Districts The Labourer and the Farmer Are to Benefit This Time, On Monday, Mr. John Morke Rused the Whole Irish Question in an … Speach Which Contained Very Little That Is Now, Our London Letter Specially Contributed, Fireside Scraps, What Mr. Karl Blind Thinks, Village Reports, Carrying Corn from America, Gorgonzola Cheese Showing How English Farmers May Make It, Rural Education, A Charity Child, Allotments & Small Holdings in Leicestershire The Rent Has Always Been Paid Punch Ally, Inside the Home, At the Meeting in Connection with the Laberal Unionist Association for South Beds at Luton the Other Day, When Lord Henry … the Candidate for the Southern Division, Made His First Public Appearance before the Electorate, a Few Sensible Remarks Were Made, Curious Old Customs in Northumberland, Risley The Charity Commissioners Again, In My Own Mind I Am Not at All Sure That the Creation of a Minister of Agriculture Will Be of Any Particular Advantage, Multiple News Items, A Field for Employment Fresh Employment for the Labourers Profit and Advantage to the Farmers, Gawcott The Labourers Are Uniting, The Battle for Allotments at Twyford The Cottagers Hold an Enthustastic Meeting, Killing Ducks at Chingford, Cheese Fairs, When the Irish Amendment to the Address Is Disposed of, Several Other Amendments Will Come up for Discussion, Dealing with Local Option, the Unemployed, the …, and the Scotch Crotters, Irish Butter, Poultry Grit for Fowls. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Poem, verse: Janet's Wealth. Business: Fruit Growing A Profittable Business to Engage In. Editorial: Small Holdings An Enquiry and Its Best …, Charity Land at Broughall, Salop Another Success, Duck House, Answers to Correspondents, Gardening Champion Cos Lettuce. Sports: Race Horses in England. Display ads: Cooper Cooper & Co., Rural Labourers' League. Letter to the editor: Who Is the Labourers Friend To the Editor of "The Rural World", Correspondence, … the English Premier To the Editor of "The Rural World", Allotments in Bucks To the Editor of "The Rural World".
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