IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 19614, 21 July 1927, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

ANNIVERSARIES. 1790. —Robert Burns died. 1836.—First nyhyay in Catnajf opened (from La prairie to.St. John's). 1854.'—Moustaches permitted in British Army. 1881.—Sever© storm oyer Scotland ami north-east coast of England, with great loss of life and property. 1 have never yet met an old gentleman who did not think that the decline in good manners began in his own time.—Lady Rhondda. Grandism (197): Whether you dwell in town nr country you will receive prompt attention at, the Grand Hot©! Bottle Store... We have been unfortunate if wo have not known in our own experience more noble characters than could be gathered from all the books of our most popular novelists.—Dean Inge. Mr Rooth, Lambeth magistrate, said to a youth who complained that he had been assaulted: “Learn to box. It is a healthy exercise.” One by one the clouds hare vanished, one by. oue the bright stars shine, one by one my cares are banished since I’ve had a Dewar’s Imperial Holding that live, persons living in one room was not overcrowding in tnese days, the Willesden magistrate refused to make an ejectment order.