The Night Side of London
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This is perhaps not quite so much the case at the Ser- vice clubs. The veteran has not taken with as much en- thusiasm to dining at the restaurant as has his junior, but still, even the most old-fashioned of the Service clubs is more or less deserted in the evenings. It is at andmmtTry. Mncn an( l m the afternoons that you shall see many distinguished officers, both naval and military, at such clubs as the L nited Service, called by the frivolous the Cripples' Home, but spoken of as the Senior ...by the more sober-minded, the Army and Navy, otherwise known as the Rag, the Naval and Military, which has its CLUB LIFE i6t abode in the house formerly occupied by Lord Palmer- ston, and the scene of Lady Palmerston's once celebrated ' Saturdays, " the East India United Service, the Junior Army and Navy, and the Junior Naval and Military. Some of the Service clubs are devoted to special branches of the military profession — such as the Cavalry and the Guards' ; the former is in Piccadilly, the latter in Pall Mall.
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This is perhaps not quite so much the case at the Ser- vice clubs. The veteran has not taken with as much en- thusiasm to dining at the restaurant as has his junior, but still, even the most old-fashioned of the Service clubs is more or less deserted in the evenings. It is at andmmtTry. Mncn an( l m the afternoons that you shall see many distinguished officers, both naval and military, at such clubs as the L nited Service, called by the frivolous the Cripples' Home, but spoken of as the Senior ...by the more sober-minded, the Army and Navy, otherwise known as the Rag, the Naval and Military, which has its CLUB LIFE i6t abode in the house formerly occupied by Lord Palmer- ston, and the scene of Lady Palmerston's once celebrated ' Saturdays, " the East India United Service, the Junior Army and Navy, and the Junior Naval and Military. Some of the Service clubs are devoted to special branches of the military profession — such as the Cavalry and the Guards' ; the former is in Piccadilly, the latter in Pall Mall.
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