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From boyhood he was a diligent contributor of special information to magazines and newspapers ; in India he helped to convert the Standard into The Times of India, and edited the Bombay Saturday Review ; and after his return to London he wrote for the Pall Mall, Athenaeum, Academy, and The Times ; and with Thomas Chenery, the editor of The Times, and others he took the initiative ( 1882 ) in celebrating the anniversary of Lord Beaconsfield's death as Primrose Day ( 19 April ).
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