IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 20029, 21 November 1928, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

ANNIVERSARIES. 17.V.).--Sir Thomas Gresham, founder, of tho Boval Exchange, London, died. 1831 .—First real shipped from workings at Koivcastlf. 1835.—James Hogg, “he Kttncs shepherd, died. 1856.—First represen Utlve Parliament of Victoria. 1917. —British advanced in Cambraij Hindcnburg line broken. 1918. —German licet surrendered. 1922.—Allies and Turks open conference at Lausanne. About 4U jicr coat, ot London’s boys and! girls go on attending evening classes after leaving school. Although income tax has been payable for some months in Jersey, no official has been appointed to collect it. The most popular marriage age in Great Britain is twenty-three for brides and twenty four for bridegrooms;