... YEAR PRESENTS. Gents' Gold Double Curb Albert—sB/6, and 4/10/0. Gents' Gold Albert—3ss/-, 52/6, and 4/4/0. ;&diee‘ Long Gold Guard—4s/-, 526, 586, and lg}}ém‘ Silver Lever Watches—l2/6, 14/6, 16/6, 6. 8 éadiee‘ Silver Geneva Watches—4/6, 5/6, 6/6, Fine Spirit ...

... selfishness is covetousness. Well is this placed at the conclusion of the list. - Whoever would keep the spirit of God's Law must guard his heart against covetousness. While playing with a revolver in the train from Southport to Liverpool a young man visitor ...

... flock beds, floek mattresses, sundry sable lamps, 3 central distributor hang lamps, dust preventors, oil stoves, fenders, fire guards, knife cleaner, buckets, kettles, and a number of other articles too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 6 pum. prompt ...

... Prussian Guards, who ‘were transferred from the Russian front a few ‘days ago. More rrogren was made in Cham\%ne, particularly north of Massiges, where more prisoners were taken. In the Argonne the enemy put in a good deal of artillery firing, but this ...

... fin:.. aD bohei' leges have been f:‘g.rded enviously by his fellow-journalists, mmg‘: whom have not permitted to see a shot fired. 1t is said that the reason for his being singled i fact thak b paper e fact paper is the more or less official organ of the ...

... shots, fired as they marched, and without any orders from their officers. The Leaguers halted in their retreat, poured m a volley, partially breaking up the leading Red battalion, anfl went on their way again, followed now by a continuous running fire from ...

... Public Notures., COUNTY re, FIRE PERSONAL ACCIDENT and OF FICE, \\'lc))fxi:i's COMPENSALIMITED, qox 50, REGENT . DOMESTIC SERVANTS, o THIRD PARTY, 14, CORNHI‘LL, BURGLARY, LONDO;.C FIDELITY GUARANTEE Insurances Effected on the Most Favourable Terms. ...

... front, where he was mortally wounded at Ypres only two days after he came into the firing line. Capt Sacheveral Coke, of Brookhill Hall, Alfreton, was in the Irish Guards, and fell in Flanders last year. To the Peak District and the coun try west of the ...

... had bheaten off the first assauit of the Reoeds. which here was confined to a narvower pace, giving a devastating field of fire for the efenders. But the Major of Grenadiers who was o command at this point soon realised hat the attackers had broken through ...

... credited with having rruclira]ly annihilated the 3rd Guards’ Fusiiers, known as the “ Berlin Cockchafers,” who have been described by the Kaiser as the crack battalion in his Army. On thi British left the Guards foniht finely. and took Pilkem Ridfe. Many * tanks” ...

... Gun Corps, has been awarded the Military Medal for gallantry on Julf 14th, 1916, at Delville Wood. He refused to leave the firing line after being wounded, and remained in the line until his company were relieved, 48 hours afterwards. Before enlisting ...

... job. I was then informed I should be corporal of the guards for 24 hours. com mencing at 4 p.m. 1 had just time for a wash and then at it again till Sunday at 4 p.m. | was not sorry when the guard was relieved. | had just done 34 hours continuous duty ...