Australian architect Hennessy and Co in UK project notes
A confused report profiles Mr duck F Hennessy senior partner of Hennessy and Co, an Australian architectural firm. It claims plans for a major Queensland style building and describes travel to England for work across cities like Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester, and Southampton, praising a large project and noting British commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck F. Henneasy
Ten of Hennessy, Hennesey and Co
Sastznisa
Billia
Queensland
Meentig
England
Heenesas
Longrs
Birmingham
Glasgow
Klinlargh
Masches
Saverinch
Southampton
Minter
Keoland
Dom Plewine
Australia timber use praised in foreign expositional review
A lengthy and fragmentary report praises Australian timber and products shown at an exposition. It notes wide use of Australian timbers Mullion and London area references, mentions figures like Sir Leslie Wilton and Mr. Lee Pine, and describes exhibits from England, France, and the Netherlands. It references Paris and a British Empire exposition committee, with observations on American and European reception and the presence of Australians and New Zealanders in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australie Timbers
Iaindon
Queensland
Gov Grey
Leslie Wilton
Lee Pine
Germany
Paris
England
Anetra
Froila
Edzar Borne
America
Amerie
Cheago
Sam Franses
Lee Angring
Kawmier
Heckefeller
Llektiog
Sieben
Vythaeg
Eleeat
Aswan
Atria
Tome Fe
Ease
Romfort
Bowes
Poole
Mary Pickford
Ike
Aare
London
Monte
Aif
ATP
Austrahia
The Foreign Secretary's Chair in East India Collection
Londne Reis of the East India Company is the subject of a November issue article. It notes a valuable collection of Persian Indian and Oriental books and manuscripts housed in the company repository now in the Victoria and Albert Museum. The exhibit includes a silver teapot with company arms from 1670 and a porcelain divan basket from Madras. The current walnut chair with company arms, made for East India House around 1723, is also displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londne Reis
East India Company
FPLA
Manisiy
Uivary
Victoria and Albert Museum
South Kensington
Madras
East India House
Third Class in India Reveals Daily Life on Trains
A reporter notes the vast Indian railway system where third class dominates many journeys. Passengers sleep and endure crowded conditions, while women face scrutiny and discomfort in tight compartments. A Professor of Economics discusses daily needs and education amid travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iindia
India
Punjab
Madras
Seu
Thrtoe
Fushand
Childeen
Balzac
la Comedie
Freier
Ted
Pasil Mathews
Dashing Duke Faces Fallout From Long Fraud Career
Maurice de Mount Falcon, once dubbed the dashing duke of Mayfair, claims penniless status after a £5000 fraud conviction against Mrs. Jace Maud Edmondson. He recounts an extravagant past with casinos and luxury hotels across Europe, noting police shadowing and a ruined record while defending his wealth and wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iear
Jace Maud Edmondson
Maurice de Mount Falcon
Duke
Mayfair
Daly Mad
Marquess Goldstone
Conted Avison
Dur de Abamrascon
Tos Young
Dandy
Maundy
Gregory
Basil Zabaroff
Wandscert
Mount Falcon
Oeek
Easey
Fas Frere
France
Dialsei
Whitehat Gazette
J. Manety Gregory
World's Highest Hotel at Mont Blanc Summit
A hotel claimed to be the world’s highest will open atop the Geouter Needle peak in the Mont Blanc Alps at 23258 feet. Alpine guide Georges Great and his family built a cubical terrace-plaster structure with dormitories, dining, and central heating, aiming for simple comfort over luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Blanc
Gonter
Orset
Immigration into Eastern Australia 1788 1837 reviewed in The Age
A review of Dr M Brown Madgwick's study Immigration into Eastern Australia 1788 1837 from Longmans. The work traces early colonial settlement, government emigration schemes, and the social effects on New South Wales prior to 1851. It highlights male bias in migration, the Wakeneid and bounty systems, and the evolving policies shaping Australian population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Eastern Australia
Longmans
Authie
Madgewich
University of Sydney
Vitor
Matano
Australia
Gacls
Britain
Phillip
United State
Manawick
Madgwick
Uritsa
Egland
Colwam
Madawick
Dst
England
de Madgwick
Soeie
Grant Aims to Employ Scots and Boost West of Scotland
A 1 500 000 grant announced by Lord Nigel Douglas-Hamiton aims to provide work for 2000 Scots and expand public health services in the West of Scotland. Funds include 420 000 for Clydebank capital, 200 000 for a water reservoir, and 8000 for maternity and child welfare centers. Eleven firms accepted Clydeside offers totaling 873 000 with twelve more applications under review for a further 360 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigel Douglas-Hamuitom
Scotland
Jaurhorines
Clydebank
Ayrshire
Clydeside
Srms
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Pbc
China
Sid
Split Peas
Foreign Secretary
Industry and Health Service
Junipah
Berean Atste
Chtenglang
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