... undertook to distribute Mr. Whitley’s Christmas cards. Who but women would have thonght of mmy'v’ And right thoroughly they x into the task. Only seven out of fourteen hundred removals escaped the diligent Christmas card distributors. Sad Memories Still ...

... Messrs. T. F. Firth and Soms, Ltd. Pictorial illustrations are given of the interior and exterior, and also of the two reinforced covered bridges, of nearly 50 feet span over the main road. which connect the new building to the existing works, and which ...

... substantial reduction on the premium a forinight ago. Thousands of Christmas Trees The Christmas market has started in Covent Garden in the setting of a German forest. More than 13,000 Christmas trees are thare which a few days ago clothed the slopes of the ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER. CHAT FROM THE CAPITAL. (From Our Own Correspondent) 124, Fleet-street, Thursday. UNIONISTS AND FOOD TAXES ; There was a notable sequel last night to the movement which has been going on within the Unionist Party to armve at a satisfactory ...

... the South African c:.npufin will fill the former post, and Colonel Hacket- Pain, C. 8., the latter. King Manuel's New Fome K 'ng Manuel's new home at Twickenham s a 4 mansion in a setting of ivy and laburnum. Yesterday the remaining effects of the former ...

... Frank Dadd a historical sub- Ject, and Mr. H. M. Brock two good oldtashioned illustrated ballads. Bug although colour is so much in evidence in the Christmas ‘‘ Graphic,” a new departure is made in regard to the presentation plate, which, instead of being ...

... CHRISTMAS COMMODITIES. VICAR CHARGED. A TRIP TO LONDON And the Incidents that Followed BANDS & BANDSMEN LOCAL JOTTINGS. Care for the Youngsters. Quiet Season Problems. There is much at this time of the year which should give some concern and interest ...

... the inquirer very much eugenics or some i work. as to the derivation. In illustration, Rish- The Satchel Christmas Number worth was ° Rushworth *; Soyland, ° Sow- The Christmas number of the ‘‘Satchel,® [ee~ S L et et : s t g ' > In.nd..‘: :: ete., from ...

... take due notice of the intimation illness of Sir George Fisher Smith. For some Our First Christmas Number days fut he has been confined to his house, The first Christmas Number this seasm and has been in the hands of Dr. A, H.|of the * Halifax Guardian ** ...

... Alexarnt ERE a ary ueen A, WO MWAYS untmmndvu-m I Mr. J.(.\ikhdn:uvnht Sussex, lost 1) The Christmas Dinner Fare thieves 34 threepeuns-bits, save) for Christmas puddings, but the thieves left eight sovereigns which were under the fender. Curious Accident ...

... by a lack { rapained continuously a member of the of support or a shortage of funds. 1t is ome | Ouuncil, as ho entered in 1886, but he wa of the most essential institutions in Halifax, | gyt of the Council from 1392 to 190, it is & building towards which ...

... HALIFAX AND DISTRICT DAY BY DAY. Twelfth Night To-night is Twelfth Night —the twelith night after Christmas. The infant Christ was held up to the view of the Magi at Bethlehem on the twelfth day after His birth. and this anniversary was celebrated in ...