... cording to consumption. the lowest charge for the aforesaid standard quantity' being 2s 3d which will he increesed to 30 3d. For menu. fa,turing purposes the rate also varied with the con•umptton. The lowest price, 2s 6d, will be increased to 36 63. Seen by ...

... Marling,, and a gooSe, the gift of Mr. Crow burst; whilst other friends . previded gifts and subscriptions to -provide 'the menu of many good things. The special Christmas entertainment took place on Thursday, when among the numerous visitors whom the ...

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... gormandising, or living in plenty. The other day, the Preacher said, he was in a restamrant in Edinburgh and looking at the menu he found it as full of good things as before War. took note of the gentleman sitting opposite him, and though he spoke like ...

... December issue seized. All these raids gave one the impression that the authorities considered Satire a high explosive, for the menu facture of which the Editor would be at. least liable to a charge treason-felony or high treason. What else could one expect ...

... A.O.C. Military Staff had a special dinner in the dining hut, turkey and plum pudding f orr mng a prominent feature of the -menu. Sergeant-Major Bishop presided, and Colonel Oliver looked in, and wished all a Merry Christmas, expressing the hope everybody ...

... the duties of hostess. Idm venture to Ise dm teak. massager ha, apprenticed se Seed a. Crows street. the blade. ems the mod menue rim. the howls of Herbert Poole, a Middle Termstreet. was Mr. Rouse was chairman, and accorded a vote of never math • swims ...

... dinner was served all parents 12.30. soup, turkey, and ham, roast beef, plum pudding, apple tart, sweets, and fruit forming the menu, and full justice was done to the good things provided. Among those pre■ sent who assisted in carving and in serving were Renwick ...

... received watt a In our hung. It oven' that the Coninia. l oi..iier. of National hducatioie had formulated aOs hews whit - h would menu the ciprisdituie of XOULI,tIOO. It was a pity that scheme had but beau brought before the public. .1t all events the scheme ...

... special constable ; Albert Edward Groom, Alfred-street, Dunstable, 32, A, manager for Mrs. M. A. Clark, Reginald-street, a menu-, farturer who lost her husband in March,: 1916, conditional exemption withdrawn, temporary March 31; Albert Wright, 18, N ...

... Without ciseiring to be too controversial. may I remind Sir Edward of his criticism of a form, Gocernimilt of whip h I was a menu. bet% and from which he felt it hie duty to resign? It is not always prudent to remain silent or non.critical. especially on ...

... an January 1 te buy NATIONAL BONDS to-menu. Lb. antlos of tha American Oeveramset in declaring war agaiast Germany but sat Austria and Turkey up to ths date of Sir Edward's smirch at Portsmouth. and even at the prevent day America boa not declored war ...