The flood in ftont of the Police Station kept Some ingenious shopkeepers adopted the experiment of the bobbies indoors. siveepvny back the inrush with common brooms. A bale and heaity Jack tar removed his boots, and with footwear hanging round his neck and trousers hoisted, triumphantly marched along the submerged pavement shouting derision at the spectators and praising the City Council. — News par.
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Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 190, 20 February 1904, Page 12
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63The flood in ftont of the Police Station kept Some ingenious shopkeepers adopted the experiment of the bobbies indoors. siveepvny back the inrush with common brooms. A bale and heaity Jack tar removed his boots, and with footwear hanging round his neck and trousers hoisted, triumphantly marched along the submerged pavement shouting derision at the spectators and praising the City Council.— News par. Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 190, 20 February 1904, Page 12
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