News from 23/10/1896
1896; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Michael Flurscheim, Clem Edwards,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Londoner, The (Islington) Londoner. Classified ads: "My 'Labrador' Watch Has Not Varied One Minute from the Exact Time for the Last Six Weeks", Walkley's, Ask Your Grocer for Bromley's Coffee Essence, Toi-Ta, No Words Can Express the Marvellous Timekeeping of the "Labrador" Watch, Multiple Classified Advertisements, Rising Sun, Try Bromley's, John Berry's Embrocation. News: Railway Servants and State Ownership, Dockers and the Brussels Carpenters, 3rd Grenadier Guards v. Crough End, Lady Nurses for Shanghai, Islington Guardians Rations v. Salary, Gas Explosion at Caledonian Rd, Pulling the Mayor's Nose, The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Scot-Frances) Was in a Congratulatory Mood, The "Londoner" Guide To Holiday Resorts, Vegetarians at Myddelton Hall Is the "Roast Beef of Old England" Unhealthy?, Junction Road Men's Meeting, Reverence, The Chief Item of Interest on the L. C. C. Agenda, on Tuesday, Was the Following, For Wives & Daughters Women at the Church Congress, Thomas Williams, of White Hard-Lane, Who Was Summoned for Disorderly Conduct in a Public-House, Was Discharged, as He Had Been to the Landlord and Expressed His Regret at What Had Occurred, and the Landlord Accepted His Explanation, Holloway College Conservatoire of Music Pupils Concert, Zephyr Swimming Club, Islington Vestry, Suicide of a Barnsbury Man, Camben Road Chapel Anniversary, Women's Doings, Mr. Henry Carpenter at the Socialist Society, King's Cross United Good Templar and Temperance Mission, Despite the Restlessness, Things Jogged on Fairly Merrily, The Printers of Islington, Work and Wages A Long Standing Grievance, I Feel Almost Grieved That Space Will Not Permit of My Reproducing More than the Foregoing Three Little Extracts from the Report of the 1893 Select Committee, for It Is Really so Refreshingly Vigorous, and so Totally unlike the Usual Mincing Language of a State Paper, England's Relations with Russia Sir Alfred Lyall's Opinion, Children's Corner The History of One Girl, Accident in Calsdonian Road, Questions Were Not up to Much, and the Business Began Mildly, South Wales Miners, Incompatability Stories of an Islington Couple's Attacks on Each Other, Money for All!, Dear Sir,—I Do Not Think It Right That Such a Report Should Be Published in the Columns of Your Paper of the 9th Inst. As That Put in by the Hazelville Football Club, with Regard to Their Match with the Ashley Rovers, Hearts of Oak Benefit Society London v. Country, Cycling Notes, Chrysanthemums in Waterlow Park, The Cabdrivers' Strike, An Interesting Point of Procedure Cropped up When a Member Rose to Move the Amendment That Stood in the Name of a Parnellite, When the Speaker Intervening, Declined to Allow Such a Course to Be Taken, as If a Member Having Given Notice of an Amendment Does Not Think It of Sufficient Importance to Be in His Place to Move It It Could Not Be Moved at All, St. Peter's Men's Meeting Annual Report, Free Labour Congress, The Lighting of Vehicles Act Has Not yet Been Widely Adopted, but Some of the County Authorities Who Have Hitherto Regarded It with Disfavour, Are Gradually Realising Its Advantages, and May Ere Long Give the Act Their Sanction, Islington Chapel Rambling Club, Women and Current Literature, North London Parliament Third Night of the Address, Multiple News Items, Bravo, Cabbies!, The Turf Exposed An Islington Minister Attacked by a Sporting Paper, I. I. Peers of East Islington, "Social Hope" at St. Peter's, Langdon Road The Rev. J. E. Watts-Ditchfield as Citizen, Calies V. Marlow, A Servant's Good Work, Mysterious Death of a Young Woman, Upper Holloway Baptist Chapel Anniversary, The Elcho Shield Has Once More Been Taken to the Guildhall, Agricultural Labourers' Red Vans, Canon Shuttleworth at the Y. M. C. A., Casuals V. Middlesboro, Sir Albert Rollit on the Situation in Turkey Europe Has to Fear Itself!. Poem, verse: Little Workmen. Display ads: Bromley's. Editorial: The Czarina's Education, Our Mutual Column For Progress and Righteousness, The Free Library Question Our Opponent's "Facts". Arts and entertainment: St. Barnabas Mission Hall, Fashion Fancies. Fiction, drama: Chapter V Still "No Language but a Cry", The Case for Stateowned Railways A Rallying Cry for the Liberal Party. Weather report: Cabbies in Hyde Park Burns Advises Them to "Sit Tight" and Win. Letter to the editor: "Anti-Priestcraft" and "The Londoner" To the Editor of the Londoner, Correspondence Islington and Highbury Y. M. C. A. Scandal, To the Editor of the Londoner. Sports: A Cricket Thief Captured Desperate Struggle with a Caretaker, Islington Athletics.
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