... COUNTY TURA’ Owners—THOMAS KING and RASS CHALLIS. Gole Responsible Manazer -PASS CHALLIS. Enormous Success of the GEAND CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME ky WL l be pv THE LAUGHABLE, MUSICAL, WHIMSICAL SALTATORIAL, BEAUTIFUL PANTOMIME, CINDERELLA, Written, arranged ...

... EXETER GAZ DESPATCHES Lieut. 18th Field A WEST! CUN BORDER. CHRISTMAS AT MODDER RIVER. ...

... property of Mr. C. Hibbert cheap enough at 150 guineas. The most stylish performance of the week was that of Soliman the Christmas Hurdle Handicap, for which he was a sound favourite from Snarley Vow, in spite of his heavy burden. Although there were several ...

... glass in tbe store-room had been left out from Monday until Thursday. Dr Rutherford paid the explanation was that being Christmas time their men were not on duty. ...

... CHRISTMAS FESTITIES. FATHER CHRISTMAS AT THE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL. One of the most pleasant of the Christmas festivities at the Queen's Hospital was that which took place on Saturday evening wben Father Christmas made his annual visit to the wards and ...

... .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 ...

... Others Refused. foid Ev-rvv ?? ?? bleta t,i.. and itoxes of 5 Tablets, la EXHIBITIONS, AMUSEMENTS, Ac. /CRYSTAL PALACE.-GBAND CHRISTMAS V> SHOW. E^SITTVELY THE GREATEST CIRCUS ARTISTES AND NOVELTIESU EUROPE EXCLUSIVELY ENGAGED. Perfonnai es at 3.0 and B.D. ...

... 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 ...

... PINCUSHIONS, Christmas puddings, cherries, bananas, silkworms, acorns, walnuts, peaches, tomatoes, is. each. bi 253 Invalid earnestly solicits orders; CROCHET SHAWLS, DOYLIES. TIDIES, EDOINOS, &c., Cheap. :42L4 JANUARY 1, 1900 Photographic CHRISTMAS CARPS, ...

... dealt with during the four days was no less than 1,965.762, as against 1.750,475 for the four days immediately preceding Christmas, 1898. At the saute offices. 713.909 telegrams were despatched and delivered, an increase of 16.525 over the number during ...

... Scotland, and has been Chairman of the Scottish Prisons Board since ISOG. The body of Lord Ludlow of Ileywood, who died on Christmas Day, was interred ia the family mausoleum in AVestbury Cemetery on Saturday after- noon. The funeral was of a private character ...

... still L old at 30s and 36s each. These 11 ,re below all otherg.-Cleminson, F. ten ald Blishop Auckland.-ADVT. tl snilual Christmas supper of the ?i liictiorl anld District platelavers n1 I at tie Depot Hotel on Saturday, a bout forty sat down to an excellent ...