... THE CHRISTMAS OFFERING consequence representations made to us, desirable to once more explain the nature t»f the Christmas Pay scheme for augmenting tbe Shilling Fund intended benefit the wounded soldiers and sailors, willows, orphans, and other sufferers ...

... CHRISTMAS CHEER W. arlet and spirit merchant. PEPPER STREET, NOTTINGHAM, WELL KNOWN FOR high-class wines and spirits foe OVER TEARS. CHRISTMAS HAMPERS. 10b 6d. ••pwmrtta; our own or cuMooimu trlrction QunUtj GuMuntrcd. liberal discount allowed ...

... ANTICIPATING CHRISTMAS. Samufll Franklin. 27. &tereotyT>«r. New Northroad, Islington. cfcaiTWf rcnur-d at North London PoUfe-court with nttempling cal stlrw and chain from the person Warren, a milkman. of rhinstan-streot, (but who was Terr adroitly f ...

... CHRISTMAS AT CHIEVELEY. [ntOM THE DAILY TELEGRAPH’B” WAR CORRESPONDENT.] [BY SPECIAL EOP. PUBLICATION. CAMP. Monday, 5.45 p.m. our troops at Chieveler and Frere camps •end hearty- good wishes for a merry Christmas to all at home. I hare distributed cigars ...

... attendant, attesting that her nerves are as strong as her muscles. The Christmas ball usual at the Marble Rink will take place this evening. CHRISTMAS MANSFIELD. In all parts of the land Christmas is at once the most hallowed and yet the most festive season in ...

... spent. CASTLE GATE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHRISTMAS CHARITY. In accord'-!nee with an annual custom which obtains at the Castle-gate Congregational Church, Nottingham, a large number of poor people received, on Christmas Eve, parcels of groceries, the distribution ...

... CHRISTMAS NOTTINGHAM. Tha great annual recurring festival of Christmas passed off yesterday, in Nottingham, the most uneventful meaner. Livine service was, of course, celobia'ed the various places worship of the borough, notices of the chief cf which ...

... CHRISTMAS IN NOTTINGHAM. Tiie weather to-day, still known as Boxing-day, , gave great cause of complaint, for the absence of the traditional garb of snow was not compensated for, as OB Saturday ami Sunday, by a mild temperature and a clear sky. It was ...

... and Mrs. Hiscox (master and matron the Home). A .Christmas tree is be provided tor the boys in the course tbe next few days. CASTLE GATE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The Christmas distribution took place Christmas Eve in tbe Lectnre Hall, the total amount collections ...

... THE CHRISTMAS. hundred* pound* are be during the coming ChrirtmA? holidays among the miner* employed of the colLarie* at Waikdan, near J ton, belonging the trustee* the Duto Bridgewater. The men employed in number* one and two pita, Bandhol* Colbegy. ...

... HARVEST AT CHRISTMAS. There are many acres grain on the Hambleton Plain still ungarnered, and tho higher lands some not even cut, while what has been secured has been got in a sprouted and bad condition, with the exception of the small proportion which ...

... Notwithstanding this, the streets were crowded on Christmas-eve, and those who had not already made their purchases bought provisions and presents, and returned home laden with wares of many kiuds. Christmas morn was clear, and ou the whole it was ushered ...