News from 28/09/1889
1889; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Harward Evans, Mr. J. C. Buckmaster, Mr. W. S. Caine, E. Owens Blackburne,
ResumoFrontmatter: Notice, The Rural World. Table of contents: Contents. News: Speaking of Discontented Postmen, I Am Reminded of the Vast Extent to Which the Post Office Employs Juvenile Labour, or Rather the Labour of Lads between Fifteen and Twenty Years of Age, The Horse and His Food, Bibles Cannot Be Printed in Madrid Fast Enough to Meet the Demand for Them in Spain, Waterbeach, Late Notes and News, A Policy for Ireland III, A Forgiving Chief Constable, Selling Eggs by Weight, Pigs, Badly-Made Coal-Gas Contains 20 or 30 Percent, A Week on the Canadian Prairie in September, Wearing out the Cow Bad and Improper Feeding, I See That Mr. Gladstone Has Begun His Autumn Speeches to Hawarden Excursionists, and That He Has "Gone For" Mr. Chaplin, Continuous Winter Stabling for Cows, Freckenham, Twelve of the Bishops of the Established Church Are Total Abstainers, Bees Winter Stores, Seagry, News in a Nutshell, Shamley Green (Surrey), Maidstone, Whitchurch, A Great Consignment of Livestock and Fresh Meat Arrived at Liverpool Last Week from American and Canadian Ports, Oxford, Rearing Autumn Calves, Fireside Scraps, The Good Old English Hollyhock Is Just Now in a Bad Way, Our London Letter Specially Contributed, The Hop Industry of Kent, Whether Cremation Will Ever Be General in This Country May at Present, Perhaps, Be a Debatable Point; but It Is, We Think, Clear That the Argument Is Almost Entirely in Favour of the System, Whilst the Mere Sentiment Is Altogether the Other Way, How to Stack Grain, It Is Calculated That, There Are Many Who Say That a Labouring Man in Constant Employment Cannot Cultivate Successfully More than, at the outside, a Quarter-Of-An-Acre of Land, While Others Assert That a Labourer in More or Less Constant Work Ought Not to Have beyond an Acre, Long Sutton, Shrewsbury, Trunch, Ideas of an Allotment, One Necessary Consequence of the Recent Dock Labourers Strike Is to Awaken a Desire on the Part of Numerous Bodies of Men Who Have Not Been Well Organised to Improve Their Position, The Largest Vineyard in the World Is in California, and Contains between Three and Four Million Vines, Hints on Allotment Gardening, Notes from Ireland, Allotments and Small Holdings How Is the Rent Guaranteed?, Cambridge, Chipping Norton, Cromer (Norfolk), As Compared with the Cost of Burial, the Cost of Cremating Is Decidedly Smaller, or Rather Would Be If the Practice Were More Generally Adopted, To Paper a Room, Didlington (Norfolk), A Woman in Taunton, Mass., Keeps Fifty Cats, Farnham, Inside the Home, Look Personally after Your Stock, The Wages of the … in the South of England … Amount to There …, Multiple News Items, Allotment Rules, Sleaford, Order Now Reigns in the Docks of London, and Thoughtful Observers Look with Hope, Not Unmixed with Fear, for the Ultimate Result, It Is Estimated That There Are More than Twice as Many Irishmen Abroad than at Home, and the Race as a Whole Probably Comprises at Least Fifteen Millions of People, Norfolk, One Firm Alone in Newark, New Jersey, Makes a Hundred and Fifty Millions of Corkscrews Every Year, Spalding, Northwood (Isle of Wight), Lowestoft, The Dahlia Centennial, Cure for Strikes, Poultry Keeping Eggs, To Be Candid, the "Grand Old Man" Should Have Added Something to the Following Effect, Village, &c., Reports, Godalming, Ensham (Oxon). Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Editorial: Cottenham (Cambs) More about the Allotment Question, Answers to Correspondents We Welcome All Questions Bearing on the Welfare of the People, and Will Do Our Best to Answer Them as …. Letter to the editor: Correspondence The Primrose League. Display ads: Borax Extract of Soap, The True-Fit Truss Company. Fiction, drama: Chapter XXV Prince Pacchiotte, "The Love That Loves Alway" A Story of Faith and Infatuation.
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