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... Nelson, on Lgondly. Mr. D. Carradice, president of the Nelson Society, occupied the chair. The lecturer, Mr. W. Powell Owen, of London, had for his subject the ‘‘ Selectoin of breeders,” and he dealt at great length on the subject, to a fairly well attended ...
... and Partners to design a piece label for their Indian trade. It may be remembered that she executed the Christmas illustration for last year’s Christmas number of * The Yorkshire Observer Budget.” Rain Everywhere. There is a sort of uncharitable satisfaction ...
... present year. The shops are displaying tempting Christmas goods, and the wise person will be making out the list of friends and relatives to be remembered and a suggestive list of presents so that her Christmas shopping will not be so haphazard. To buy a ...
... wish to offer congratulations to Miss Nora Bancroft, of 37, King Street Terrace, on her success in the examination of the London Academy of Music in piano playing and theory of music. Miss Bancroft is only ten years of age, and has reached a high level ...
... Logan’s welcome was followed by a wonderful message on four new things for the New Year. This was rapidly illustrated by sketches on paper, which were very effective. Mr. Logan preached and illustrated at all the services on Sunday, when large crowds gathered ...
... expressed in its title, the National ** Safety First *’ Association, of 119, Victoria Street, London, has issued the first two of the new series of posters. One illustrates the danger of *‘ cutting corners ' by motorists, and asks road users to make the roads ...
... visitors from the uttermost parts of the world is not an idle statement. It is a fact. For each successive year has proved London to be the nerve centre of automobilism, the world’s market, the Rialto of wmotorists. The universal appeal of past years, ...
... e 8 ® 8o T NEWS OF THE DISTRICT. PPV PVIPITIPLITIEITEIIFIPETIE® NELSON. PRICE OF EGGS.— The price of eggs for woek commencing to-day (Friday) is fixed If.y ‘:‘l‘o Nelson Utility Poultry Society at 1/5 or fnive. HIS .SE\'ENTI'IENTII APPEARANCE.— Martin ...
... passengers having to dismount and urmte the animals before the vehicle could proceed, § ¥i Ve “ London flower girls are a very rmectf. ectable class,”” said the West London ! Kgistrate, when Mary Anderson, aged 25, 4 Kensington flower-seller, was . fined 10s. ...
... seen from a illustration in this issue carol singing has already commenced and parties of boys undeterred by fears of short tempered householders or of being set on by dogs are making melody by night and a little extra cash for Christmas. One of the most ...
... justified at a party. Christmas trees, and fancy dresses are all particularly liable to involve fire dangers, and hence the necessity for not allowing enthusiasm to outrun discretion. Another danger of a more subtle character was illustrated a few weeks ago ...
... unfortunite, for he concludes his ministry ‘'at the Carr Road Church at the end of this month, and should bhegin at his‘néw éhurch in London at the beginning of Japuary. “His many friends in Nelson hope that his recovery will be thorough, and spgedy., =~ * ...