... 29. Coekspur-street (We;t-eiiil), London. AMERICAN LINE. — U.S. MAIL STEAMERS, SOUTHAMPTON to NEW YORK, calling at Chernuurg. EVERY SATL' RDAY, 2nd cabin and steerage free mil from London. St. Paul Saturday. Jan. 61 New York Saturday. J. n. 13 Special train ...

... Firtbclai* Army Keaerre called out. 8- New Traniraal Blue Book contained long diapateb to Mr. Chamberlain oonehed in an inaolent time. 10. Ultimatum tent Great Britain by the Boer*. New South Walea' Lancer* paaaed through London en tout* for S. Africa, and were ...

... inmates thoroughly enjoyed their Christmas dinner, Christmas letters were received from Mrs. Hindle, Teignmouth; toys from Messrs. Tozer and Son, Totnes; tea, tobacco, and sweets from Mrs. Patteson, Buckfastleigh; Christmas letters from the Rev. A. F. Carey ...

... FANS, MADE-UP SILK GOODS, &c., &C, NEW TOYS!.: NEW. TOYS I S s. in great -variety. And Childre's .Under-. T A- flt P J olothing,.SkirtW, Chil- > DJ I E . dren'e1veningDresses, A w w . Pinafores, &c. : NEW YEAR CARDS,. NEW YEAR CARDS. m71 A 1REALLY RGOOD ...

... established in South Africa. The swearing-in of the men was then proceeded with, the Lord Mayor handing to each a new shilling bearing the date of the New Year. The remainder of the fourteen hundred men who are to compose the regiment will be enrolled during the ...

... Dancers, on the occasion of their last who were so popuiet visit to the city, Brook and Borlands’ viagraph (with new pictures illustrative of the war), fector and Lauraine, Delno, Fritz, Sisters Tremtanovi, Milner Verren, the Four Herberts, the Ryders ...

... the senders heedless the cost of postage or other minor oontideraUonr, SS that Christmas was celebrated thoroughly well and entirely joyously. The housekeeper’s Christmas trouble is generally in the kitchen. Cooks era autocrats if they stay the holidays ...

... Sent wlUingly on approval. STANLEY, Billingsgate, Lon-LOCAS, HALLIDAY, * CO., .63, High Uolborn, ,i London. Bankers London city A Midland, Stoke Newing- FOR SATJS, HEREFORDSHIRE CIDER. Made ton. , s?* THE GREAT WAR STORY y*”- Of modern times is GENTS REQUIRED ...

... NEW YEAR'S ' . DAY EDINBURGH . . NEW YEAR ' S DAT , the great annual holiday of tlio Scottish people , was attended by the most pleasant of weather . Tho season ' s traditions were belied to this extent , that tho landscape was neither held in the stem ...

... GIAN f CHRISTMAS TREE. Sc., &c. The only Never-to-bedorgotten treat for Children this Year OLYMPIA. Mr. Edwin Cleary's Season. Now Open from Mid day to Midnight. Performances in the Theatre twice daily, at 3 and P. A Stupendous New Show. Illustrating Peace ...

... was illustrated by a special set of lantern slides, Mr F. C. Taylor accompanied. After- wards the hat was passed with the- result. that £1 7s Gd was collected. The proceedings ended with a distribution of buns and oranges to the children. The new Rector ...

... deserving poor people in St. Mary* parish as a Chrietmas gift. Christmas Gift.— Mrs. W. G. Blake kindly pre- sented a quautity of coal to the residents in her district, E'.istgate-street, for Christmas, for which kindness they were most grateful. Gifts of Coals ...