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Newspaper

Lloyds Weekly News

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 06, 1903

Page

14

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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