The Silent World of Sound and the Sun’s Quiet Fury
The essay argues sound requires a medium and a hearer, noting solar eruptions and desert explosions would be silent in space. It contends vibration exists without reception, explains hearing limits, and praises music while acknowledging unseen sounds beyond human perception. It muses on perception, time, and the possibility we inhabit only a fraction of audible reality.
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Sonia
Sahara
Gense
New Zealand
Orpheus
Wollaston
Longfellow lullabies and Scottish verse in TM magazine
The piece surveys lullabies and children’s verses set to music, noting Wynken Blynken and Nod and Little Boy Blue among works by Eugene Field and others. It recalls Miss Nannie Camm Sutton, Richard Gall, and William Miller, with background on Burns links and the nursery lore shared across Britain.
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Andrew
Longman’s Magazine
Eugene Field
Wynken
Blynken
Nod
Bibredin
Hera
Nannie Camm Sutton
Hinks With the Past Bits of Chelsea
Chelsea Royal Hospital, begun in 1682 by Charles II and designed by Wren, sits by the Thames with red brick and stone facings. Its grand central court and two quadrangles house relics from the British Army and Waterloo. Chelsea's lore spans Pepys Addison Locke and others, with monuments to Sir Hans Slosne and a note on the Apothecaries Company field.
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London
Chelsea Royal Hospital
Marsh
Charles
Wren
Thames
Hospital
Grand Central Court
Merry
Grimiin Bona
Sebastian
Waterloo
Whitster
Chelsea
Pepys
Smoltett
Monmouth House
Humphrey Clinker
Launcelot Greaves
Third Earl of Shaftesbury
John Locke
Joseph Addison
Ayle
Lord Orrery
Douglas
Jerro
Justice-walk
Chelsea Church
Hans Slosne
Apothecaries Q Company
Maglewg of Deities Museum
Lord Rosebery
St. Giles Cathedral
Edinorgh
South Africa
St.Giles Cathedral
Sone
Herbert Woodward
Boleynroad
Forestgate
West Ham
Hlizabeth Charlotte Needham
Billericay Union House
Essex
Union House
The
Zoological Society
F. E. Beddard
St. Agnes’ Church
Newmarket
Alfred Day Sadler
May Lane
Joan Lane
Winchester
Smith
Dowding
Farnborough
Terregies
Dumfries
Cobden-street
Loughborough
Old School Board
Thomas Greaves Norris
Hants
Thomas
Aldershot
Duckie
Wednesdy
Porthlethin
Macardinashire
Hemel Hempstead
Joel Hamilton Osborne
Derbain
George Dunn
National Society of Painters, Sculptors, and Gravera
Whistter
M. Auguste Rodin
Carleton Haynes
Harprison
Leeds
South Lincolnshire
Lambeth
Robert Jticks
Lambeth-zread
His Majesty
H.A.C
D. Cooks
Army Contracts
Northampton
India
Penge
Isabella Bates
Frank Smith
Pevensey-street
Tooting
Edward Andrews
Fentonville
Hyde Park
Jessie Emily Brent
Friareplace
Blackfriars Road
J. Wiseman
Continental Mail
King’s Bench
9.E. and C. Railway
P. Malcolm
Blackheath
Hull
Thames Morgan
J. Hoolawhan
Kingsland Reed
Perry
Oswald Dykes
Theological College
English Presbyterian Church
Rye
Sussex
Jurby Village
Ramsey
Isle of Man
Thomas Kneale
Thomas Corlett
Guildford Assize
Janet Smith
Ilfracombe
Draper
Misa Jane Hughes
Liverpool
Princetown
Gurney
Wilmshorat
Poplar
Town and Connery Tale in Early 1900s News
The article reviews a string of political and legal changes and incidents including the appointment of Gd Talbot as Chancellor of the Rochester Diocese, Cecil Pecet taking Derby locomotive works post, and Coleridge paying damages in a libel case. It also reports fires, accidents, assizes sentences, and various civic notes across the UK including Liverpool, Windsor, and London.
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Alfred Lyttelton
Rochester
G.d. Talbot
Inner Temple
J. G.talbot
M.P
Bishop Talbot
Cecil Pecet
Derby
Midland Railway Company
R. M. Deslay
S. Johnson
Ite
Coleridge
Bayliss
Carnegie
Portsmouth
Croydon
Pitlake
Handcroft Road
Beatrice Paulton
North-Eastern Railway
Darlington
York
Rnest Howe
Staines
Middlesex
J. and
W. Jenkins
Wood Green
Mugical Copyright Association
Francis Aylmer Graven-Lawle
Coldstream Guards
D. H. Shilson
Southwark
Joseph Townsend
John Townsend
Foldisbury
John Coates
London
de F. Pennefather
Collveley Ball
Cheshire
Liverpool
Martin Power
Samuael Levy
Joseph Petroftsky
Fulkestone
Osherran
H. Attwood
John Chapman
Draper and Miller
Commerce House
Oxford Road
Windsor
Liverpool Assizes
W. F. Scarlett
Hirkdale
Justice Ridley
Kent Assizes
Justice Lawrance
Valerie
Vincenzo Mammore
Chatham
Mary Ann White
Hawker
York Assizes
Mary Ann Isles
Hall
Maurice Simon
Duncan-street
Mansion House
Rotterdam
Arthur Russell
A. J. Russell
Arthur Webb
Colchester
Thorpe
Clacton-on-Sea
Hoe
Hastings
Jonathan Price
Hickman
Wigston
Leicestershire
James McQuirk
Elizabeth Watson
Margaret Donohue Wea
P. H. Morris
Whitchurch
Shropshire
Strange
Macclestsld
Benjamin Tontlingon
Frederick Emory
David Jones
Carter
Mary Fitzsimmons
Bootle
J. FE. Snaith
Gloucester Place
Walter Elsely
Crownpits
Godelming
Godalming
Stephen Leeds
Whitwell
Norfolk
St. Thomas’s Day
Messrs
Scripham and Woods
Mill Street
Leeds
Charles L. Prior
17Th
Lancers
Swansea
Lambeth
Cardiff Assizes
Gertrude Durrant
Quebec
Harry Jones
Alic Shaw
Alfred Salter
Shropshire Assizes
Tueadayy
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