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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1530, 28 August 1912, Page 7

Tho shipyards on Tynesido are enjoying an almost unprecedented run of prosperity. ' Many firms havo work which will last for over a year. Messrs. Elrrinc;hnni, South Shields, have bought a sito at Willington Quay for a new yard, and Messrs. Swan, Hunter, and Wigham Richardson, Wallsend, arc to lay down n new yard at Sunderland. It is understood that the firm ie closely interested ■ in a proposal to reopen an Irish ship. . yard which has been closed for ten years. Tho little town of Aeolo, Northern Italy, says a Reutcr message, was thrown into mourning by the death mi July 8 of ; Mr. Robert Barrett Browning, son of the ' poet. Mr. Browning lived at Asolo in the house, in which Robert Browning delighted to dwell. He built: "Pippa's" j Tower in memory of his father, nnil established a laco school for twenty young ! girls, wiving an extinct Italian industry. He had a beautiful studio, where > Ins time was prent in painting and mod- i OllirjjS) j