... .4 •edical staff of Mercers Hospital ee1eb4 ,1. 4 the departure of the old year by holdit :. ere , r annual concert and Christmas tree b ~. tb. Ipatients of - rite hospital and poor peopit , •f t n Tlleighbolll,ood. The hospital was n .14 t , erully ...

... another for and the fimd rosnlt was—North Down, two goats; nothing. There were numeroiw friendly fixtwrw played during the Christmas holidays, spite of 'bad weatbor. Lisburn and received a severe besting from the Dublin champions, I’almorston 8.C., and the ...

... NAOWPOORT. Nauwpoort, Deo 3rd. (P. A. War Special), Both sides have observed a three days’ truce. Many Boer officers spent Christmas at Bloemfontein. We continue to hold our position at ArnodoL ...

... ELECTRIC WORKS, And hopes to receive tho patronage and support of the public at large. A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Our Christmas Low Prices As atv.:er for our can Hama and Bacon areuim in operation coolosso until further notice: Average 14/16 „ 10/1;1 ...

... decent lation his hands are warm enough in buck- akin vlovres. VALUABLE BU TTONHOLES Just new, save Madame, the subject of Christmas presents 1s sufficiently ing to make the d.scovery of a novelty in A Bond Street firm gifts one. brought out dainty buttenboles ...

... confident, and prepared to make very sacnifice circumstances may demand. The enemy bave sent plugged shells with fascetons Christmas greetings inscribed The weather is very heavy. Horse sickness has not yet appeared. ...

... ST. VINCENT BE PAUL'S ORPHANAGE. Anneal Christmas !atomism. A Phantriamal /Racers& Th.,* is sametking mositerly dcigbtlal in • preonarre g by children, there l is an indatoritubly pathetic and Itemiattiog chum to omit entertainniont that giro yesterday ...

... in tia c | of ne-hc now President of the St Vincent Oec O jaL P ?? in Rngland. In that capacity lie t has just issued a1 Christmas appeal from Stud- ley Roval, Ripon. 'In, the midst of the Un- deuiable and peremptoty demands on I' f| us to assist those ...

... 4. n. I.Aermembeellual • THE QUEEN AND HER SOLDIER. CHRISTMAS MESSAGE TO THE SOUTH AFRICAN FORCES. mamas.) CAPE TOWN. Saruno•T. The Christiana niesorge by Queen to du, in Sodtb ma To General (mew loft blank). I wial. and all my brave aoldiar• • Happy ...

... Priteliffe had dra-wn their attention to, but if true lae would undoubtedly think it strange. 2%1r. Waleler reported thlt the Christmas treat giveu to the workhouse children by the cuoacil in the Grosrenor Hall was a success. The council Lad roeeived more money ...

... of a daringly sensational character. - - ST..VINCENTS EVI ORPHANAGE, GLASNN. ALADDIN OR THE WONDERFUL LAMP. The second Christmas pantomime at St. Fincent's Orphanage had a most successful first performance yesterday afternoon. The subject of the pantomime ...

... that re:ief will only be very temialli,.iri:y de:ayed. In other directions there is an abso'ute in the war news, and the Christmas truce, it appears, has been generally observed. WITH METHUEN'S COLUMN. ...