... Th^ luxury of arefined! ome. - ?? Telegraph. OCEAN HOTL.SANDOW> ISLE Ol WIGHT. Special Winter Terms for Hunti igand Golfing Parties Apply ?? ?? .> .;' .: irh ?? dov I ?? f~ BEDS -I'OJ'EL METROPOLE, Nowt pen. C* tnfort. Eleg v ?'. cpiiet Mc lerate '??- . ...

... forwarded, nor can we interfere in any rences that may arise between parties to a bargain. 4. Payment of carriage for articles on sale or approval must be arranged between themselves by the parties. 5. The reply to a numbered adrertisement must be contained in ...

... Mibynell, a in prao, seconded, and the votes were foutsly carried. A COToN FREEc GA RDsEN a DINNER. Km c Daisy Lodge of Free Gardeners held H Srimal dinner at the Borough Hotel, (N ,ifton, on Tlhursday, when about thirty he Dwil to a Capital spread prepared ...

... correspondent.] Modder River Camp, December 26, 10 25 a.m. Day passed quietly camp, and the troops enjoyed a good Christmas dinner. This morning the enemy —who had been for two days busy pushing on their trenches on our right—again opened fire with their ...

... na arty during a len g life by wratuen hon A 3AKER, Secretary. ag teh emver, 1899. CHERCH HIGHER GRADE VEU ANNUAL. OLD BOYS DINNER will be held x the Kova Note. on THurspay vary ( hairman— Canon CHILDE. Nex ved from members of the 1 vars t may pi ee. AND ...

... dean and q;r>t Central for business or pleasnre. ilE GROSVENOB. BEDOAB— telephone No. 20 — BaJl Suppers. Wedding Receptions, Dinner Par- ties, etc., arrangM for. *0 Lqst^ind Founa. AD\ J2RTISEMENTS UfSBKTKD CHDKB THIS UUAJOUI* AT THB »OLLOirnrO PRBPAID IU ...

... earnestly hops that be may speedily recover. From the Ind visit of the Corinthians to Blackburn, vibes they were entertained to dinner by the Hovers, I believe, under the chairinstutlilp of lit. gleam. ontil the last time we played at that tows. we always hod ...

... in i - chol. -.Aooyst othersa)here wYere present Mr sr and Mrs M.'Lean and party, Breda; Lieutenant uri M'Leau, Black Watch Mr GI. Moir Byres, Mrs e et Moir Byres, and party, Tonlevs; Mr D. M'Lean on an at. iteoo ak Poesr and Mis,e if. Talr dnuab MsT ...

... of ilr Whiison . Mr iSI'Larcn . -Miss B . Hay . ifiss M'CrnidSe , and other friends , and Christmas -thoruas were sung by parties of the girls . - The piooee&igs • a'ere as usual brousht to a itose bv faaiily wbTshiprondncted by Mr M'Donald . Tfao meriEt ...

... held , nearly all tnB troops baiug present . On the oonolusiOD Of thfl tervioo thtt Ganeral gave iho treopa hia greoting ^ , Dinner was largely prondcd by tho inhabitants of Bart Loniion , Quecnstown , and Storkstroom-Sports ara to be held to-morrow . I ...

... with lifebelt on or iv his hand, and they weat and stood to their horess’ beads at cace withost any confusion whatever. Each party was told off aad belped the ships’ officers with the bohts. The officers never lost their bit, but the crew were useless. It ...

... *THIRTEEN'' DINNER. HONORING COMRADES AND DEFYING POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS, A curious little dinner party ussembled at the Tiocadero on Saturiay nioht. They bailed from **Lloyd’s,” und wanted to give a hearty “gend ol 7 to two of their colleagues who were ...