... the model steamer by Mr P. Scott MouoriefF, Imperial Hotel, St Andrew*. Opening of Hope Park New Hall.—As will be observed from our advertising columns, the new hall for Hope Park U.P. Church, which is now nearing completion, will formally o|»ened on ...

... see it we shall able to get it from Violet’s auntie whose Birmingham) has them sent to her direct from the W P Office I noticed in the Weekly Post dated October 14 every letter printed was from of your nieces and not one from of your nephews Your nieces ...

... , with thanks, the receipt of toys and periodicals from Mr. Sayer, veterinary surgeon, Standishgate ; a package of toys from Mr. Charles Hartley; toys from Mr. Sawbridge ; and an album of views from a Grateful Typhoid Patient. Bird-I'-Th'-Hand Picnic ...

... and district, and one could get so many ideas from it. What do you think of Torquay ass health resort ? We think it compares very favourably with the Riviera. My husband and I have just come back from the Riviera. and we are delighted with Torquay ...

... Hill. value this volume may gathered from the fact that seven large editions have already been 1-saed witbrovlsione from time to time the author. With such a progressive industry coal mining changes and improvements from time to time are adopted, and whilst ...

... Itaikes. The Lady Superinteetient acknowledges the receipt of the following gifts :—Holly, Miss Iloyateal. Flowers, nnosymoaa Scrapbook', magazines, and Christmas cards, Misses ' Benue, Mr. C. Alit-wheat, Mrs. WegiC k i l so c. S. and Mr. G. &Saylor', Misses ...

... aide to go Auntie I must here the weather comes I get quite strong ?gain I think those two letters from my cousins abroad fere splendid I wish we hear from De Jiarpes know they are safe it must be to be so near the war It is my birthday to-morrow I shall ...

... Eye Institution acknowledge with thanks presents of scrapbooks from Miss Carter, ; flowers from Mr Woodward, Stincbcombe ; magazines from Mrs Wilton Haina 4 , The Lodge ; and illustrated papers from Mrs Walker, Mrs Vickery, and the Public ...

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... searching in the House of Commons, cannot ! exclude from its purview that side of warfare with regard | to which England as a humane ami wealthy nation should be the most perfectly equipped in the world. For both purposes personal observation and local ...

... H. Crosse, who bad made a port-mortem examination of the body, said the deceased was suffering from heart disease, and .the longs were not quite free from disease. ** Natural canses. The Coroner’s Criticism op the City Highways.—ln opening enquiry the ...

... reeponsibie Lilian fetched her scrap-book, a smart • red- bu s ines s for roe. As trustee and executor to Morocco-bound silver-monogrammed volume, a the will I represent bin interest,, but, if you birthday present from her uncle, containing • will allow ...