London, Oct. 10.
The gold loving-cup presented to Air Ihomas by the people of the United As evidence of our faith in the /States in 1900 is left to the ix ature, one notices that the build-'York Yacht Club, with these words: ting Advisory Committee of the TGC. are preparing to urge upon he Government the revising of all building by-laws and regulations. A new London is contemplated, on the Beneral plan of compressing old, Among all the epitaphs written! Fiiall low buildings into big new founda 'Nothing more igh ones, and. setting' back street lon Sir Thomas nothing is finer than tke prayer made by Dr. Fleming at noticeable in London now than the /St. Columba's Pont Street. Though Increased number of, by London's, rather long I give it in full: Lord, our Heavenly Father, id standards, skyscrapers, by whose' manifold goodness we slow, fF QT we ate from seal are preserved and guided: we firawing. from the "Dally Telegraph"
yyscrapers the accompanying thank Thee for our brother now called to rest, and for all the way shows. The London clay sets a of life by which Thou didst maristinet limit on the height to which vellously lead him. dull go, which seems to For the courage and confidence about 10 to, 12 with which he met all early dififloors." For these there is) a hi culties; for the filial love that in demand, the labour is available 30 his' frst, efforts to. save by-and-bye the capital will be. But From poverty he held im lifelong devotions for and want the mother the building regulations are' ham poring. the genius and foresight whereby 'On the whole, delay may be no he" was enabled. to. bring' tothe Pint fung, "Thal Londons character rultitade in cheapness and plenty as lose. something of its old charm the necessities of life-—we "bless with the Irruption of these huge Thee, And for the generosity of Dlocks, is less" Important than that heart and hand. with which. be Architects ure going through a gave of his. abundance. to. the transitional stage, nnd buildings, 'Widow, the orphan and the' poor, now landed to the skies, will cer: providing that after his death fumly' be execrated a few years the like benefits shall be continued ren we give Thee heartfelt praise.
"There was an exhibition of cubist 'We thank The al for his zest. aintings a few days ago in Bond in living, his gent and haman frocks The cries discussed it largoness' of heart, hia. gift patronising! interesting. friendship, and his' innocent. Joy' Eolleetion of a passing fad which of distinctions honourably won curse no one now takes. seriously. ud that he was an ambassador the modern buildings come to be of peace and comradeship between be done with them they cannot regarded. in this light, what will two great nations; clean in sport,
messenger of goodwill from' honorable commerce, ever scrapped like a rejected canvas, to'people and'man to man.
When there is money to build, Continue, Wwe beseech Thee, a cue does, pray that something may long" succession, of those ike-done for Waterloo Bridge, alan side which a. hideous. temporary con structure was pat up several. in Thee and in go, ahd so remains, a disgrace to our fellows abundant in us as it Endon and an eyesore at a parti-was in him especially in." these carly beautiful part of the Tver. days "of our anxiety, "through ts" fate, believe, hinges on the
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