Regent's Park Bridge Blast Hurts City Homes and Gardens
The Regent's Park area suffered severe damage from a canal bridge explosion. Villages along the canal, including Mr Oward Pauls’s and Alma Tadéma’s houses, were gutted or wrecked while many occupants fled. The Zoological Gardens, nearby offices, and St Mary’s Hospital endured shattered windows, downed walls and scattered debris as investigators seek the blast cause.
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Primrose-hill
Wellington-road
Regent’s Park-road
Park-road
Albert-road
Oward Paul
Avenue Road
Baptist College
Albany-street
John-street
Mr. Edwards
Alma Tadéma
Bacchus
Mr. Hatton
Rome
Italy
Pompeii
Hepworth Dixon
New York
Zoological Gardens
John Leighton
Times
Royal Institution of Great Britain
Regent's Park
Swaine Taylor
F.R.S
St. James’s Terrace
Hyde Park
Essex
Herts
Regent’s Canal
London Bridge
Duke of Edinburgh
Royal
Captain Shaw
Regent’s Park
Harris
Walker
Hubert Thomas
Grand Junction Canal Company
Pigou and Wilks
Codnor Park
Nottingham
Lord Dudley
Angus
Regent's Park College
St. Mary’s Hospital
William White
Limehouse
Parry
Milton-street
Gloucester-place
Hardwicke
Tilbury
Dee
Edwards
North Bridge
White
Islington
Erith
Forsyth
Eyre Arms
St. John’s Wood
The Shah Diary in England A Farce or Chronicle
The Academy prints a Teheran letter dated August 10 about the Shah’s diary in Hoogland. It runs 208 pages, printed poorly, alternating between private diary tones and publication aims. The Shah, likely Turkish speaker, miswrites Persian, making the text oddly unreadable and amusing in places.
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Academy
Teheran
Hoogland
Sottings