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Deputy-Adjutant-General, Royal Marines, had been altered to Adjutant-General, Royal Marines. * * * "Arising out of" KID LEWIS'S victory last week over PAUL TIL, it is the opinion among a good many Germans that the French Government, being determined that the Entente should not be imperilled, decided to send over a French boxer whom an Englishman could defeat. * * * Letchworth Garden City is now considered large enough to possess its own police court, and the Herts County Council has sanctioned its erection. Four Letchworth residents have been made J.P.'s, and it is now up to the residue to supply sufficient criminals to make the venture a success. * * * Last week, in the City of London Court, a man was ordered to pay L15 damages and costs for pouring a basin of thick ox-tail soup over another man. We are glad that this action has been held to be illegal, as thick ox-tail is such nasty sticky stuff. Meanwhile what the law is as to clear soup is a point which still remains to be tested. * * * According to figures published in our bright little contemporary, _Fire_, property amounting to L359,875 was destroyed by fire in Great Britain during the past year. This seems to us more than enough, but it is not easy to satisfy a militant suffragette. * * * Mr. "MARK ALLERTON" has suggested that London ought to have a special golf course for beginners. If it could be arranged for spectators to be admitted at a moderate charge we believe this might become one of the most successful places of amusement in the Metropolis. * * * A suggestion that school children shall be taken to museums, as a reward for good school work, has been made by Lord SUDELEY. This is scarcely a new idea. We remember that when we were at school there was a feeling that the very good boys ought to be in a museum. * * * We have been favoured with the sight of a letter from a money-lender, in which the following remarkable passage occurs:--"The above terms are for short periods, _to be repaid_ as mutually agreed upon _before the advance is made_." The italics are ours, but the proleptic idea is a happy invention of the author himself. * * * "SPRING IN THE AIR." _Daily Mail_. We are sorry not to oblige our contemporary, but advancing years have taken something from our resiliency. * * * ANOTHER IMPENDING APOLOGY. "Dr. Glover, in giving
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