IN A NUTSHELL
ANNIVERSARIES. 17.77.—Edward Gibbon born. 1818.—Order of Si. Michael and Sfc. George founded. 1820.—Herbert Spencer born, 18?2.—Birth of General Grant, eighteenth President of the United States. 1876.—Queen Victoria, made Empress o£ India by Act of Parliament. 1893.—H0n. John Hallance died. 1915.—Allied troops established a, front two miles inland from Capo Hellcs. The British Food Commission’s report has been signed, but it will not be published for at least a week.- -A. and N.Z. Cable. The proper study of mankind is man, and the most dangerous is woman. —Mr Gilbert Watson. A Sydney Press Association message stales that Hie City of Sydney Band has decided to compete'in the Exhibition band contest, at Dunedin. For many years -a liquid joy. it has been within oaken staves longing to charm tha lips and tho palate of man. Drink it, and you will dream of those “banks and braes," the homo of Scotia's fair maids, tho raven tresses, tho bright blue eyes, the silvery laugh. This is Dewars Imperial The President of the Portuguese Re* public femlered his resignation, but the Chamber, by 106 votes to 14, declined to accept it.—A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 18925, 27 April 1925, Page 1
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