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... whose features are familiar to many people. The pair, it seems, left New I ork last April for Mexico with the intention of making a tour of Mexico, and nothing was heard of them till the news came that the lady had been arrested at San Luis, Potosi, on a charge ...
... CALLARD'S ALL-BLACK 1 STANDARD et , teutsttre7 4\ ALL-STEEL z 11 Excels N 0 /T\ OIL BATH f Depot 6 LONDON RD r - 366. flame? Dais ea The Town Council has established what may prove a most inconvenient precedent in permitting the recent debate on the subject ...
... fact that news of the death of Angellier came to hand as the magazine was going to press. Miss Louise Gignoux has an article on the gardens of Louis XIV. “the Gallic Apollo,” finely illustrated, and Mr. Clifford Ashley describes and illustrates his amusing ...
... reading helps greatly. So an appeal is made that people should send books, espeCially story books illustrated magazines, children's books, and old Christmas cards for the cripples. The contribution• are sorted and distributed most carefully, and they may ...
... engines of the London County Conucil has been bought by the Duke of Rutland for £l9O. During June, it is reported, eleven alien inunigrant ship; arrived in the Port of London, bringing 684 alien pa/mangers. A minimum wage of 31d. an hour fitnale workers has ...
... seen the play, and 50.000 others have booked seat& Sir Herbert Tree sails for America on Saturday. He will return in London for Christmas. THE TWO FAMOUS Nast Every Leaf. VANS DELIVER EVERYWHERK TEL NC BREADS. _ Sir Keith Fraser and the Insurance Act. ...
... on drsnaht and drawn from the ice. BOURNErWITH HYDRO MOST COMPLETP. HYDRO ON SOUTH COAST. On overlooking Bay. SEND FOR NEW ILLUSTRATED TARIFF. EXCURSIONS. SHIPPING. ETC. MIDLAND. COOK'S EXCURSIONS from LEICESTER ENDINC DEC. 14tb. Time. Data. I De^. Period ...
... during the Christmas holidays. I It is no longer possible to renroach Syston and Rothley with being Radical strongholds. Unionism has made such headway lately that the constitutional forces, like the King's I champion, fear no foe. The new club at I Syston ...
... morning. Both news and advertisements seem to have failed badly, and the result is that the most popular of the great London dailies can only interest their readers to the extent of eight pages—heavily padded with stock matter. The piesent Christmas is, indeed ...
... that that year the amateur elatinokaiship rashly.; being held at Sandwich, which the usarost amateur championship course to London. and the Royal and Ancient 'referred the matter to the Si. George's people, who decided to add an Glynuiic competition to ...
... f ,, _Yhings a Womar) wants to know _ • The news from New York of the di s- and the cuffs with two little *traps in avpaa.mam of a wan- t i m id a b out marry . are of black satin, and give a needed teach log ''—on the night preceding his wedding Successful ...
... feuabMi food TI public's TIM Ttj Is tj call It Ti v one halfpenny 1160 LEICESTER MONDAY SEPTEMBER 22 1913 SUMMARY AOVEITISIMS” LONDON DAY BY DAY KING MANOEL are that future Slanool in Court Sheffield to and his n M until the their about value that timo come ...