Dickens era inn to be sold as is at Gadshill
A rambling old Bull's Head inn at Gadshill, famed for Dickens era rooms and guest memories, is up for sale in its preserved state. The property features the Jingle era dining room, a Queen Victoria chamber, and a Gadshill cheval mirror noted by American collectors.
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London
Jingle
Dr. Slammer
Tracy Tupman
Badger
Princesa
Duchess of Kent
Rochester
Bebige
Pickwickians
Energetic Hen and the Rooster Credit Dispute
A fragmented tale describes an Energetic Hen paying strict attention to duties and an exchange with a rooster about credit for achievements. The dialogue hints at admiration and a playful dispute over who deserves the credit for success.
Local Hints at Delayed Mail Correspondence
Fragmentary notes discuss delayed communication and a tree related topic. Names and places are unclear, but emphasize a postponement or hold on a correspondence item. The text hints at a regional or local issue affecting letters or parcels.
Beaucaire and the Duke of Orleans in Mansfield’s Drama
The article discusses Beaucaire as a fictitious name and the Duke of Orleans as a historical figure, focusing on Mansfield’s portrayal and the laughable conceits around Bath and England. It details Louis Philippe, regent’s nephew, his early military rise, and his gentler, theater-loving nature, including Bagnolet’s private theater and 1766 first performance of Henri II’s hunting party piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaucaire
Duke of Orleans
Mansfield
England
Bath
Hagland
Beaucaige
Louis XV
Marquis de Mirepoid
de Mirepoid
Hichard Nash
Molyneux
Duke of
Orleais
Beatcaire
Orleans
Louz Phillippe
Louis XIV
Paris
Europe
Bagnolet
Mary T
Henri TV
Miller Michau
Grimm
Woman Creation Question Sparks Quiet Classroom
A classroom moment recalls a biblical riddle as Agnes boldly answers with Jawbone. Willie Smith and Adam are named in debate as students ponder the question of creation. The scene ends with Agnes claiming the correct response amid tense silence.
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Willie Smith
Adam
Agnes
Value of live time and variety in weekly country papers
The piece notes the community value of weekly country newspapers offering diverse formats and free advertisements, contrasting them with daily papers. It praises Utah’s numerous excellent weekly publications for serving local communities and contributing to state development.
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Herald
Salt Lake City
Daily
Tell
Toweh
Utah
Probate Notice of Clinton D Mills Estate Hearing
Probate notice appears for the estate of Clinton D Mills with petition by W W Wietecator seeking final settlement. The document references a hearing to be set in January 1902 and orders for publication over successive weeks.
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Stenyenaor
Clinton D. Mills
W. W
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H.C. Brock
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South Ride Fairbary
Neb
Rank T. Pearce
Notary Public
Biller
Nebraska
Ns Sanitarium
Mccleary
Manacer
Cerroth & Main Kansas City
Missouri
F. Hartzell
Dilger
Dia
Isaac Boggs
West OF Commercial Hotel
A. J. Sheldon
Pairbury and Diller
Teres Cot
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Ramses City
G. B. Cassell
Steele City
Ali
Wenpsier Steel
Fairbury
Charles Eutan
Ole Aoe
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