IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 20132, 23 March 1929, Page 2

IN A NUTSHELL

AN N fVEH SA RIES. .March :M. 1 SOlTsar Pniii strangled in In* pa lace. ]v. 18. Pilgrim settlers laudod in Otago. Lord Milner, South .African statesman, horn. ]SS2.— Colonel Burnaby eros-ed Lnglish Channel in a lialloun. ISilsk--Otago - dn hi leu Industrial Exhibition opened. loot). Heath of Sir A. -E Cadman, Speaker Legislative Conned. 1 ;)LS. —Baris shelled by long-range gnus. • Mann 2 1. -■ IGtc!. Death of Ouecn Elizabeth, [Ss2.-- |)eaf.]i of Longfellow. ]B9l3.—First Am.nicau liner armed at Southampton. 101S.-~Germans recaptured I’oronuo and JJapamnic. If St. I’anl had been a dweller in industrial .Britain his iarnons remark would have, .had to law “ i am a citizen of no dean city/' -Mr Arnold Manb. The main cause, of social ami economic decay is that it has become no longer worth while for anyone to do anything very well. Dean Jnge. SVlwa afar your fool steps wander, Will you then your words forget? Will you leave me In it, a. memory Of l.he days when first, wo met. And drank Dewar’s Imperial... A new lamp has just been completed by Messrs Chance, of Smethwick. _ to shine on Walling Island, near the West Indies, with 7011,0(1(1 candle-power. In a Norfolk village most of (ho green peas are grown Irom a. stock of seeds said to be about WUXI years old. They were discovered in the case of an Egyptian mummy.