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... that you cannot covet this glorious distinotion. >4 y g m&a.hmlhy.mdmmhvinu f‘uioutino. 1 can assure you. I only wish had the menu card to forward to you. We came out of the trenches last night, and are now in an od b;n.d’? kilos.from the trenches. =~ When ...
... decorations, Christmas crackers, sweets, fruit, etc., and when grace had been said the dinner was begun. Hare soup was first on the menu, followed by turkey, etc., and then a huge plum pudding was brought in alight and steaming, with sprig of holly in the centre ...
... sap of tie omething to eat at-so expense which ioldier's pay appeals to them mach than an ostentatious concert with a I don't menu to say that soldiers °moods and big teas ; they do, but the mantes' chat with a stranger, a pleasant smile . a warm handshake ...
... sad orervlag. the Vicar. Si. Laureom. the Rev. T. Cozos; ti .o Rcr. C. Guyo, St. Peter'.. and evenuvg, doe Vicar. Usti. tR Menus* and tins Bev. 11J. Patten. Re.leVan rhurA : and tvtting. the Row. A. Fenton. Baptigt Chunh: Morning evening. the Rev. F. H ...
... elbow of boasts the amendment was lost, there being nine for end ten against. Councillor McDonnell moved, as a further amsed• menu, the adding' of the weeds subject, to the father refunding sum, rtmarkirie tint the parent reeposeible was in • position to ...
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... who was admitted to the North Riding Infirrnaty on Tuesday suffering from burns • •cidentally received whilst employed at Menus Bell Bros' Works, disil on Wednesday morning Carry Tinbury, whose home is in Marton Road, Middlesbrough, has won the D.C.M ...
... been done this ensure a happy time for the N.C.O.’s and men who barracks. On Christmas Day splendid dinner was provided, the menu consisting of turkeys, geese, and other seasonable fare, and tobacco and cdgarottes were also provided. There was large attendance ...
... Church on Christmas morning, and a good Obrietena. dinner was provided, turkeva and airisAmas -pudding being conspicuous in. the menu. Each man received a present, from Mn. Harrison. wife of (Yol. Harrison, a writing-pad tram Mime Crane, and a present from ...
... Iresources in men whieit Gerniany hat drawn upon during the war with so mach prodigality are now extremely limited. The reinforce. menu despatched to the front nhiha engageniente in Champagne were is progre-, for the most part, men of the 1914 class who had hitherto ...
... re seven dealt is at over sad the £lO shares at on the Tyne last month as compared I !In the FOREIGN market the new French menu s ac. male .. et ea with 10 is December, 1914. The total 3 p.e. narked up to 811. and that was given Ow -- to I amber ...
... is no income-tax. This previous deductions in the form of succession duties are insigni fi cant. The greater portion; of the menu; of the State is derived from indirect taxes upon articles of cossamption, taxes which J. B. Say called progressive taxes on ...