... until Exeter is reached, when Justice Mathewv will join him. Illustrated Papers. The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News illustrates the Drury Lane pantomime and other Christmas pieces in London, devotes ...

... have jumped at once into amost ilattering mieasurc of public favour, T'E LATEST WAR NEWS, TIIE LATEST GENERAL NEWS, THE LATEST SPORTING NEWS, THE LATEST FOOTBALL NEWS, TELEGRAPHED UP TO THE MOMENT. OFIIcE-35, BROAD STREET, BRISTOL. Telephone 149. Tel ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... without II losing single mark. Wednesday the Christmas festival the children The Cateehum' was observed. After service ia the charch. 220 caikrrea ...

... occupied the position Mayor. CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The war in no respect interfered with the enjoyment of Christmas by the inmates of the llideford Union Workhouse. The festivities commenced on Saturday before Christmas Day, when Colonel and Mrs LLoyd ...

... Vinton and Co., Ltd., 9, New Bridge Street, London, E.C* The Christmas number of Country Life (Newnes and Co.) is moat charming. The pictures of Highland cattle, Old Friends and Clevedon Court are particularly good ; and the illustrated articles on sport, ...

... of the illness of hin Honour y will be beard at tho Court held at Paigaton this month, Christmas number of the “Western Weekly News,” Plymouth, is a cheap illustrated miscellany con- as pri com- taining over 20 complete stories, as ba itions and seasonable ...

... Which have jumped atonce into amost flattetjbnetasuro oE public favour, THE LATEST WAR NEWS, THE LATEST GENERAL NEWS, THE LATEST SPORTING NEWS, I THE LATEST FOOTBALL NEWS, TELEGRAPHED UP TO THE MOMKENT. , OFFICE-35, BR\OAD STRE1ET, BRISTOL. Telephone 149 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... enjoyed a miid and sunny Christmas, yet December afforded us two decidedly cold spells, each alternating with warm briny weather. The second was the longer duration and furnished the lowest temperaturesd;t ;t r recorded London th « of the 15th, 13deg. ...