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... meeting. Thanking you in anticipation,—We remains, yours, efe., THE LOCK-OUT COMMITTEE. MUSICAL SUCCESSES.—At the Christmas examination of the London College of Music, the following three pupils of Herr Hecker, professor of music, Blackpool, were successful: ...
... (and so_deceive the eye) Dr. Andrew Wilson, in recent | all that could be desired, a most delightf#d article in the illustrated London News, wrltgfl_&a“‘fim ight was spent Mr. Arthur Moorho j sin itselt a pertect food, and requires no ACHCUDR of [oh ¢ flfi)e ...
... cat and it is much as Ica.ndotownite.’; A v ST. ANNES-ON-THE-SEA. PRIVATE GREETING CARDS FOR ' CHRISTMAS.—The “Times * specimen books of private Christmas cards are now ready. None prettier are produced. Telephone to No. 1, St. Annes, or send a post-card ...
... 1 knew that you would not fail.” NEW NOVELTY : = @ 13 Yot Lord Burnside had never spoken of love. | rockets were fired oil to an unheeding andience, “Have you heard ?Is it—— -- - - - - Ak Re T e e I T FOR A CHRISTMAS BOX EEEEEEEEIRREEES har evident atiention ...
... for instruction with the 2nd Provisional Regiment of Hussars at Hounslow. The Mayor, Ex-Mayor, and Town Clerk have been in London during the week on ‘mportant municipal business. They have tcen inspecting Mr. Merritt’s statue of Queen Victoria, which will ...
... COMPTON, LIVARPOOL,” per Wireless Mythogram : “Father Christmas and his Court en routehope to arrive in ample time to open THE NEW CENTURY BAZAAR, FANCY FAIR & YULE-TIDE MARKET, FOR CHRISTMAS, AD, 1901, COMPTON HOUSE. FATHER CHR{ST.\IAS HAS COMEI HALE ...
... these seasonzble and dainty gifts will be forwarded post free ta anyome making written application to The London Corset Co., 42, New Bond Street, London. MUSICAL SUCCESS.—At the recent examination held in connection with the I ...
... Visitors nearly alwaye find that the drinkers condemn therselves and cling to a chance of beginning a new life. The new year is an gpportune timne to begin a new life, and it is to be hoped that an effort will be made by every socliety to carry out visitation ...
... the F R.C.O. of Edinburgh -and London. The Church schoolroom. As usual, the room was i,‘fql!ewjng candidates gained certificates for crowded and the proceedings paseed off in | pianoforie playing:— . Aide. 1o real Christmas style. The room was prettily ...
... of guests was not quite so numerous as during Christmas week, vel there were 230 visitors at the hotel over New Year's Day. On Monday evening, a sucocecful Whist Drive was held. On New Year's Eve and on New Year's Day, dances were teld, and on Thursday ...
... This is the course of the human mind, and it is from this point of view that the authors of new ideas, the proposers of new contrivances, the originators of new heresies, are benefactors of their species; whether they are right or wrong is the least part ...
... Saience, at London University. He has also passed the intermediate examination for his B.A. He received his early education at St. Cuthbert’s Charity School, Lytham. 9 - » St. Andrew’s road North, leading to the railway crossing and the new fire station ...