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Newspaper

Lloyds Weekly News

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 06, 1903

Page

11

Put away anxiety through prayer, says St Paul

The author reflects on Paul's counsel to not be anxious and to seek peace through prayer. He notes worries come with busy, modern life and asks if such a command is practical. The piece argues the remedy lies in bringing every concern to God through prayer and supplication.

Philippi Paul Apostle St. Paul Ware Alice Alica Tas Imby Cate Catesbys

Almanacs and yearly handbooks circulate in 1904

The British Almanac and Family Cyclopedia for 1964 reaches its 77th year, offering a wealth of useful information. The Ladies' Year Book 1904 features a Housekeeper's Diary and household accounts, while Knowledge Diary and Scientific Handbook for 1904 remains a leading yearly reference. A Dante Calendar from Alexander Moring Ltd. adds artistic monochrome plates illustrating Dante's life incidents.

Charles Letts and Co Knowledge Knowledge Office Sa. Net Alexander Moring (Ltd

Saxon Church Near Todwick Faces Restoration Quest

A historic Saxon church near Todwick on the West Riding border, once part of Sherwood Forest, is in a deplorable state near Torquilstone Castle and the Trysting Tree site. A restoration scheme is underway. A Queen donation to Rev Godwit supports vestment appeal for his chapel boys, followed by a blue-book report on British and Irish building societies with vast capital and many members.

West Riding of York North Notts Sherwood Forest Peter and Paul Todwick Torquilstone Castle Harthill Walk Scott Ivanhoe Il, GodWit Waterford Union Chapel Rupert

Plowden and the Law in a Cracker of Life

A literary notice reviews Alfred Plowden’s Autobiography of a Police Magistrate noting the strong memories of his early career as a barrister on circuit and vivid portraits of celebrities. The piece highlights Plowden’s wit, his family’s long history, and the famous “The case is altered” anecdote.

Mr. Plowden Plowden Plowdens Shropshire Edmund Plowden Elizabeth Plawden Vlevchen Aleerat India Bengal Civil Service Westminster School Brasenose College Oxford Much Wenlock Oxfordaire London The Times Lidourne Cockturn Jean Luie Big Wita Braintpton Hawkins Irba

Books of Verse and London Lays in Review

Review covers Skeffington and Son edition of The Poetical Works of Frederick Johnston Smiths Canadian and marine subjects with praise for short pieces like Lusaing through a Country Railway Station. Also discusses Leonard Malcolm Ramsay London Lays and Other Poems noting modest volume and tendency toward platitude in a verse about the Spirit of Pleasure.

Ftailway Elliot Stock London Leonard “Malcolm Ramsay Ramsay

Notable library volumes reviewed in the press

John Long’s edition of The Cloister and the Hearth by Charles Reade receives high praise as a premier modern classic in six hundred seventy two pages with fine printing binding illustrations and a photogravure portrait. L Allen Harker’s The Little People offers humorous and poignant stories of children and is recommended for lovers of good fiction. Digby Long and Co. present Dr Glennie’s Danegater by B L Farjeon a well told tale of deception and revenge with character development and strong appeal to readers familiar with the author’s works.

John Long Charles Reade Mr. Long Library of Modern Classics Liux Maurice Lalan John Lane L. Allen Harker Digby Long and Co Glennie B. L. Farjeon

The Enchanted Doll A Fairy Tale For Little People

Fairy Land revived with a new edition of The Enchanted Doll by Mark Lemon. A tale of Jacob Pout the doll maker who grows envious until the enchanted doll reforms him, set among the Guildhall giants Gog and Magog. Richard Doyle’s original illustrations are reproduced in a facsimile volume pleasing to children of past years.

Mark Lemon Alexander Moring Jacob Pout

Miscellaneous brief snippet from a 6 percent M.A. report

A fragmentary note titled Miscellaneous presents a truncated reference to a 6 percent M.A. item. It lacks clear names or dates, offering only a vague lead about a brief, possibly financial or administrative entry. Further context is needed.

Calendar of the Week 6 Suspay Norwood ceme ry opened

A compact historical calendar notes events and dates such as Norwood Cemetery opening in 1x3, Advent sequence from Second Sunday, and various references including Isaiah readings and notable years like 1864 suspension bridge, 16038 birth, 1222 slain, and 1737 death. The entry warns contradictions should awaken attention.

St. Nicolas Norwood Cemery Sunnday Advent Issiah Vy Isaiah xi Isaiah Xaiv Juhu Simin Enen Var John Munton Seat Bosal Academy Prinary Prince Linewsliyn Saivauar Cohey Cibbar

TIPE TABLE FOR THE WEEK Lowpox Liverton Griston HULL

A fragmented OCR style table lists locations and figures including Lowpox Liverton Griston Hull and various codes and numbers. The readable items resemble a weekly table with metrics or balances, but many details are garbled and not clearly interpretable.

Lowpox Liverton Griston Hull Deanin Aft Imm Mro

Notable Figures Ney and Cibber in European History

The account covers Marshal Ney of France, his rise from private to general and prince, his role in key campaigns including Waterloo, and his execution in 1816. It also recounts Colley (Colley) Cibber’s early life in Ham and Granta, his stage career at Drury Lane, and his later fame as a playwright and actor.

Michael Ney Liurevide Bonaparte Wey Iisa Absut Shine Gon Friedland Ney Peninsul Massena Duke of Wellington Portugal Russia France Hilda Paris Louis XVII Lyons Iis Waterloo Switzerland Luxembourg Borrienne Marshal Ney Bilucher Fouché Free School Grantham Collsy Cibber William of Orange Nottingham Princead Anne Lady Churchill Oxford James II Cibber London Earl of Devonshire United’s Theatre Royal Gentle Sir Anthony Love Otway George L

Legal Q A snippets on marriage, wills and debts

A dense reader letter page covers many legal queries. It discusses second marriages before death, inheritance rights if children exist, rents and indentures, birth and death certificate costs, divorce petitions, and pursuing court actions in county or high courts. It reflects late 19th century guidance with named readers and procedural pointers.

Aaeera Waxetey Magenta Maran Trine A. C J. P.S MuLo Branen J. C Hansen Jessaminf Somerset House W. G. Reip H. C Eithe Searkteze Ma Bret AJW. C Etter Kors T. BR Royal Courts of Justice Bill Guvey Crorpox C. BE. L Bob Tundatsin Chiro Gines B.S J.G F. N EB. C Sincie Troustep Onz Trouste Daxter C. J J. B High Court of Justice Beauty Lima Baxrze Lorron CG. P. L S.A Ernor Constant Reader Brewtrorp Reaper E. L Thomas Inland Revenue L. G J. BE. H O E.R J. Brown Trovaren Wipen C. W. Sry Dunas Rep Rosas Curstertos F.C. T

Notable Life Events From North London Notices

A condensed notice pane lists births, marriages, and deaths from November in north London districts. Names include Percy George Cook’s wife address Closely followed by Frederic Brown’s wife at Davonters. Other entries mention H E Rock and W Davies in Clapham commune, plus marriage banns for Hart von Halle and Jeaffreson Ward at Bayswater and St Augustine's Highbury. Death notices record Mrs William Hunter of Panmure Place Edinburgh and Charlotte Burnard at Leigh Road Highbury with a partial name Liswelyn Charles Mart aged.

W. Davies Dea Bayswater London Angel Hence Hart John Hart Sutherland-avenue Maidagale Florence Maud von Halle Moritz von Halle Rosse Field Heaton Bradford St. Augustine’s Highbury Horace Carell G. BE. Jeaffreson

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