... But it's Dot the tints foe ruction*. wlth the War still going We must amid the things that Tommy's left behind him. Isle new.' New Gons (tuns of a longer moue! wAildn't you ship them out before! somen'l fault. we say''. Sonyswt to be dolor your country's ...

... the child-alarming cracker 10.000,030 axe exploded serous oar Christmas dinner tables every year. These, if put end to end, would form • miniature cable that would shoat reach from London to New York. The manufacture of them gaily decorated rolls gives ea ...

... and new ventures tell of the stability of the theatres. And yet, with it all, there is the cloud of what we have gone through in this cruel war, and the vacant places at home, One cannot emaciate a merry Christmas with 1900. God grant that the new century ...

... So the department will have a lively time in answering indignant inquiries. This disquieting news from the front has given onr anticipated happy Christmas a back seat. When it was proposed to send Kitchener to South Africa in the command afterwards ...

... on tho two or three days immediately preceding Christmas day. The deliveries had also to be undertaken in sections, the ordinary postmen being assisted by auxiliaries. To prepare fur their work on Christmas morning the letter carriers and their assistants ...

... might share in the drives which the Kyrie Society kindly provide for the poor. On Christmas, through the generosity of friends, parcels of warns clothing and Christmas fare were taken round. The Needlework Guild contributes largely to these parcels. THE ...

... and shortly afterwards she expired. There is little doubt that death was due to heart disease. TIIR New VICAR or CHRIST CIFCRCIL—The Rev. A. P. Cox, the new vicar of Christ Church. Cheltenham, has been made the recipient from the members of hie Torquay ...

... grabbed an evicted farm should be treated exactly • blackleg was treated in England. Tire Gaza. Sotirwzas Cower.—Tn an Illustrated article in Knowledge, on the Great Comet lately discovered, Mr. W. F. Denning prophesies that tbe astronomical discoveries ...

... the official Liberal, with his stock of shop-soiled principles at full price. Without some new grouping of the electorate. without the inspiration of some new thought, no virile and fecund Opposition, let alone an alternative Government, is conceivable ...

... APPEAL. flir,—Many of your readers will, no doubt, hare been glad to see • new water•trough for cattle, horsee, and dogs, erected on the road to Cleave. The trough is of a new automatic and sanitary pattern, and the whole cost, together with many expenses ...

... Oak,. Bournemouth. [1634 LONDON VISITORS REQUIRE APART. ENTS.—If you want to Let your Room. send en Advortinement for insertion in the &mak &esters Herald. the Wooloreick Bernie'. the Knot Argus and the hrockfes News am( New Cross Iteriste. Alvertisements ...

... it is capitally illustrated. We are glad to note that though published in London (6, Faring. don-avenue, E.C.), it bears in mind that there is • living stage in the Provinces. We have received an advance copy of the Queen Christmas Number—a seasonable ...