Everyone who has-spent any period of time in Cambridge knows that never in England dwelt a community more afflicted Dy noises of overy description than is settled in this town of "gabled quiet ude."—"Granta," Cambridge.
The native benefits by our rule over South Africa. Bnt he gives no compeneatin? return. In fact, he is pampered and indulgod to such an extent that he regards himself as master of the situation.—"Ehodosia Journal, Bulawayo.
The "Brawn Dog" anti-vivi«sction memorial at Battersea was removed from its site in the early morning recently, ,jy order of the Borough Council, and placed in one of the municipal yards. 4. strong force of police guarded the workmen who carried out the removal, but thero was no disturbance, owing to the early hour. Later in the day tho International Anti-Vivisection Council, ignorant of the fact that the memorial had already been taken away, obtained an interim injunction against its remowO-
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 807, 3 May 1910, Page 6
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153Untitled Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 807, 3 May 1910, Page 6
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