The following. definition of Radical ” emanates from the Old Curiosity Shop, Falmouth :—“A man that’s been crowed.,tn T love. Disappointed in business. . Too lazy to work. Poking bis nose into everybody’s Jjhsineski neglectuJg: hfs owui v DptetS the happiness of his household. Won’t afford the common necessaries of life. Wants * to' go in for the Laws of Equality,, and wrench < from another man his hard eatfoingfj ? Tfie > maxim “Lucky at cards love” might seem to have as a corollary “ Unlucky in love, Radical in politica l: but no one cap say that the Radicals have played their cards well. 00 0 •■*/. ■ O, . Each hew census of London sbbws some startling statistics. The latest is that there are fifteen births and eleven deaths each hour. Last year there were more deaths there than in all Scotland.
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Evening Star, Issue 9888, 27 December 1895, Page 4
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135Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 9888, 27 December 1895, Page 4
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