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... have been a matter of little but to &.r-fi-hfhll Eith looked forward -hih- wild ecatasy, for Arthur was to be in for his Christmas holidays. Arthur would leave his card at the Embassy ;be would be invited to this ball ; he would be héfilrl dress should ...
... appropriate motio ; while from the centre of the ceiling was n-pm-lc-l a caudlebra of l-.m-—-n-l t‘»x a tastefully g9t up Christmas with 140 gifts for the young, Aftera tea with ihm_rn_vm‘ wu-—fl Rt oGt = E evening, by giving a detailed “account of rise ...
... the knife on himself that he was unconscious. The wounds are not, we believe, likely to be serious. — Newcastie Chromicle. CHRISTMAS AT THE hnmm.—hA u:b:ol mad barristers now travelling ve sent ord o their friends in Lo m&d u..a.d: complete arrangements ...
... Miss Elder, of the Girls’ School, have just been Ip-.ud by their pulhls with a usual New Year's gift of cake and imn.* On Christmas day Mrs Low ' was also presented with -m'u‘i-bn, s token of respect from her evening class, Coxcerr.—On Safurdsy evening ...
... CHRISTMAS WITH HUGH MILLER AT RANKEILLOUR. (By a Guest. )—No. X. TuE MINISTER AND SCHOOLMASTER APPRAISE AND DistrisuTE THE GENERAL Prizes— Huon Miiies ENGAGED UPON THE PORTRAITS —CHARLES DIcKENS —Sig Davip Brewsren —~Tie Lockuarr Camicarures Axp Cosic ...
... say a word in your columns about the way holidays are managed in the Madras College ? 1t was intimated that the present Christmas holidays would extend from Friday, 224 December, to Tuesday, 2d January, inclusive. On Tharsday, 21st December, my children ...
... 24, Gunner A. Henderson ; 34, Gunner James F-de,#n; 3 4th, Gunner R. Adamson, Cunistaas Fesrrviries ar Wewvss Castie —The Christmas festivitics at Wemyes Castle were brought to & close last Mouday by the time-honoured custom in connection with the ntndth ...
... Ogilvie had left the army, and hd'ma to his estate in Angus, but that he intended to visit Dellburn House at Christmas, A week before Christmas, Sir Archibald arrived at Dellburn House. How different his reception then from that which he had received twelve ...
... gentlemen have been well attended and highly appreciated. Crassicar. Soctery.—This society held its first meeting after the Christmas vacation on Saturday last in the lflct—»mvb—wmwo« occupied the . After the usual preliminary mflvxfl 'ilhm the u;m -2 3 to ul ...
... 5 and the Rev. Mr Mackensie from Falkland, aad were listened to with Jdeep amd camest attention. The joyo-ehmdm'::‘wby a Christmas troe, was a profusion of useful and valuable gifts for the children. The scholars were sepved with fruit ; and hymms were ...
... kindness of Mrs Skene, Pitlour, to tea, cookies, and oranges in the School-room on Tuesday, 9th inst. There was also a large Christmas tree from Pitlour, richly decorated with presents for the children—the gifts of those present and other friends. After tea ...
... ult., by their generous respected teacher. Ahul.:rukhc of tea, the mw M‘:v‘:’l b -J'hb‘::n'u ps-ffl evergreens, Wl Was o 8 Christmas tree that attracted considerable attention. The childven were suitably addressed by the Rev. Mr Bruce, of the Free Church ...