News from 29/11/1895
1895; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Frontmatter: The Londoner. Classified ads: "My 'Labrador' Watch Has Not Varied One Minute from the Exact Time for the Last Six Weeks", Multiple Classified Advertisements, Mack's Double Starch, J. Norton, Criterion Bazaar. News: Sale of Work, Assaulted His Wife The Lodger Too Comfortable to Leave, Messrs. Crisp and Co., the Well-Known Drapers of Seven Sister-Road, B. W. T. A., The Woman Who Did, Broke His Leg, The "Captain" Free The Bills Thrown Out, The Underfed Children Question, Temperance Saturday Tottenham Wesleyan Temperance Society, Missionary Meeting, In the Face of All This the Government Is Supine, The Question of Printing of the Minutes, North London Parliament, Masthead Notes, The Burden of Rates A Word to Shopkeepers, Fire at Lancedge-Lane, The Charge against Dr. Wight Mr. Fletcher Gives Evidence, Cabby Likes Not Sunday Work, Jubilee Hall, Hornsey Rise, Death at the Stanley Show, The Disappearing Sovereign A Holloway Man Charged with Perjury, Hanged Himself, Collision in Upper-Street, Upper Holloway Chapel Institute, N. H. V. S. At Jubilee Hall, A Sad Case Part of a Winter's Record, Islington Lady Meets Death under Extraordinary Circumstances, Buried Food.—41, London School Board The Great Question of Attendance, Tottenham Vestry Meeting Uproarious Proceedings, Hornsey Road Schools Over-Crowded, Run Over, Perjury in Court, Rev. Mr. Jenkins Again Tilting at the Omnibus, Hornsey Man Summoned, A Sale of Work, Red Lights Ahead, Civil Service v. London Welch, Educational Notes, "The Unemployed Problem", "Punch" Entertained by the Islington Presbyterian Literary Society, At the Sign of the Guillotine, Suicide in Waterlow Park, A Stamford Hill Servant Brings a Serious Charge against Her Master, Congo Sale, The Verdict Was Not Quite Satisfactory, Calies v. City Ramblers A Friendly, After a Trial Which, to a Man of Position and Culture, Must Have Been a Long Period of Weary, Distracting Suspense, Dr. Wight Has Received the Reward of His Crime, Have Patience! The Holloway Dressmakers, The Notorious Mr. Jenkins Censured by Judge Meadows, The Barmaid on Guy Fawkes' Night, Islington Athletics, South Islington Womens' Liberal Association, Cab-Horse Bolts, Fire in Union-Road, Fatal Accident at Ponder's End Station, Multiple News Items, "Goodwill", Welsh v. Llanelly, The Inquest, Of Late Years There Have Been Not a Few English Stallions Taken to Australia, Ragged School Union Enthusiastic Meeting at Upper Holloway, Answers to Last Week's Puzzles, The Question of the Labour Bureau, Sainsbury, The Silver Robbery, In Essex Road, Highway Robbery by Boys, Wives and Daughters Fashionable Evening Frocks, North London Debating Society at St. John's Social Club, Charge of Desertion The Accused Says No, Pleasant Saturday Evenings for the People at "The Priory" Y. M. C. A., This Was Made Perfectly Obvious in His Lordship's Reply to the Important Deputation Which Waited upon Him Yesterday on Behalf Of The Wesleyan Methodist Conference, Islington Guardians, London County Council Re-Organizing Staff, Saturday's Fixtures. Fiction, drama: Chapter XIV The Exiles, Children's Corner Parkweezul. Review: Reviews Jude the Obscure, "Suppose There Is a Kind of Income Which Constantly Tends to Increase without Any Exertion or Sacrifice on the Part of the Owners, Those Owners Constituting a Class in the Community Whom the Natural Course of Things" Progressively Enriches, Consistently with Complete Passiveness on Their Own Part". Poem, verse: The Everlasting Yea, with Variations. Sports: Football Boots with Double-Ankle Pads, 5/11; Rugby and Association Boots, 6/11 and 7/11, Beaumont Cricket Club. Editorial: There Is Not Much to Add to Walter Besant's Plea, Except This, That of All People the Seaman Is the Most Helpless on Shore, Royal College of Music, University Extension III.—Its Future in Islington. Puzzle, game: Puzzles Square Word.—40. Arts and entertainment: A Second Concert.
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