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... the red light and told me it. Richard Edwards, signalman at Keymer Jonotion, said he bad copy of tbe rales in 1863, end new book in 1886, and had read them. Asked whether be read Bole 68a, which provided that, if there were no fogmen in foggy weather, tbe ...
... —'n the 27th December. at Hebron, New Rosa Aisle, the beloved wife of John Belford, pirliad_year. lIMIR4OHAW.-0a the 2 Ith Deember, Harriett, the wife the late Walter Iffeemegrey. of Elterrington, Jan.—Oa the )Lad at New Cottspe, Seamy, Wary Ana Jupp, apd ...
... deeply touched by these kind and loyal New Year’s greetings. She watches with admiration the determined and gallant defence of Kimberley, though she regrets the unavoidable loss of life Incurred. IN CAMP. Christmas Day at Chieveley Camp, write* correspondent ...
... is the general explaastion. Mild weather has developed all sorts of unhealthy CZ:Prom the point of view of public London begins the new year badly. We always expect a ran of 'Adams& early in the year, but not so bad as the present. Ia ncxr cxranuse waunin ...
... above with a view that ether people may lengthen it by supplying new material ter a second may. Tberd is an aldruistive paper oa Lori Gum, the product of the beautiful Kean pine of New Zealand. a tree which attains • hatglit of nearly two hundred feet ...
... long possessed two corps volunteers, namely, the old Sussex Rifles, which came into existence exactly forty years ago, and new attached to the l»t Cirque Battalion, and the company the Ist Volunteer Brigade of Sussex Artillery. The population Lewea is ...
... WRITE POM ILLUSTRATED LISTS. THE LOUIS LEAKEY 00., LTB., FARHINGDOV ROAD, LONDON, E.C. ASK TOUR FOE THE TUGKEY BLEND OF gCOTCH yyHIBKIE'3. 3/9 rn BOTTLK. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Or of the Proprietors :~ CHAS. TCCKJLT A CO., 40, Great rower-street, London, E.C ...
... (Mr. T. W. Dean) behalf of the family of the lake Inapeotor Tucker, who was fatally injured the Eastbourne railway bffore Christmas now amounts a total of £303 The administration the fund will determined * small committee to be selected. addition to thus ...
... the Mothers' Meeting and other friends for flowers, cards, and other gifts at Christmas. Confirmation classes are shortly to be arranged at Blacklsnds. The Rev. Charles New's sermon at Robertson Street, on Sunday morning, which was devoted to a masterly ...
... mere idle lip sympathy, the Christmas box of this year must be marked by an increase in the value of the donations of many who have been in-the habit of giving year after year, and the list must also show the names of many new subscribers. lam sorely afraid ...
... life-belt to a passenger. The shelter will not be formally opened for three or four months. The Daily News reports a pleasant sequel to ll« message from New Zealand the other day to th« effect that some school children had given up theii annual treat in order ...
... LOCAL NEWS. EASTBOURNE SCHOOL or ART. --The next term commences on Monday next, January 16. VIAVI Lwrcuits.—This series of lectures in connection with the British Viavi Company will be resumed at the Town Hall to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon. R.A.O. B ...