... Celebration London and Arbroath. The Invirmaiit.—The lady superintendent begs to acknowledge with thanks the following gilts:—Donation towards Christmas treat, A friend; donation towards Christmas treat, anonymous; donation towards Christmas treat and ...

... Messrs James Keith Blackmail Co.'s new premises and the resumption Burnside Works (the former employing lwtmcrous men, and the latter twth men and girls), things ape distinctly looking up in Arbroath; the phrase, A Happy New Year net quite stereotyped usual ...

... better will unable to join Lord and Lady Clifford’s Ugbrooke Park for Christmas. The Lord Chancellor will pay visit to Ua Earl Feverebam, at Duncombe Park, Yorkshim early in the New Year, and will inaugurate recently-erected court-house at Homslsy which ...

... same evening in the Fairfax Hall, Newstead. Christmas Day was very;quiet hpre. Thursday being the usual half-holiday, the shops were olosed, add the merchants have been talking of closing all day on Christmas Day in future, and doing away with the holiday ...

... dated December, 1886, and was letter at the writing the prisoner, asking the Chief the College Medicine Warsaw allow nm to M in again for an examination, in order tc lugher degree. Chapman came about 1888 Poland to the East End London, and a hairdresser ...

... Peebles County, at Innerleithen; and September 12th, Roxburgh County Selkirk County, at Galashiels. Christmas Services.—On Sunday evening a special Christmas service was held in the E. U. | Congregational Church, and was attended by large congregation. The ...

... ENTERTAINMENTS. 0 -•■ S&s \v-S 7 E> The DUNDEE COURIER says: — The best Christmas pantomime Mr Arthur lias produced ill Dundee. 1 HOLLDAY MORNING PERFORMANCES. TO-DAY, TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, AND MONDAY FIRST. EARLY DOOBS, 1.30. ORDINARY DOORS, 2. COMMENCE ...

... inhabitants of New Craighall and Wanton Walla regardir,g the school accommodation there. The Department also requested to be favour - ci with any views the Board had to make on the subject. Thu petition stated that there were 651 children in New Craighall ...

... purchases free.—D. & G. Glen. 25 Shandwick Place. Sale.—Our varied stock consists iron»3 mcngery. fancy goods suitable for Christmas and New Year gifts; no reasonable offer refused.—D. A G. Glen, Edinburgh. STOCKTAKLNG - suites, £5~ 1S»;~~- stand ware, 4s carpets ...

... to have been a relation to Nit.'bias of Germany. 'Dog's Dream of Santa Clans'—A story of • dog's Christmas. A lady had gone to spend her Christmas at London and she left her pet dog. with • woman whose nagie was Mrs Batchelor. Now Vio could not agree with ...

... NORTH-EAST LANARK GAZETTE, JANUARY 2, 1003. WORD TO LADIES. Rend two stamps for our new end origins! Illustrated Booklet, containing pta and prac advice how Irregularities, Suppressions &c., may lie prevented or removed by simple means in few hours. ...

... ENGAGEMENT O S)RGE EDWARDES’ COMPANY In the SECOND of HE MESSENGER BOY the GAIETY TIiaee LONDON - NEW DANCES NEW DBEsSESIl! DAY PERORMANCES: jUABY Door Open at 130 (except New Yeir1 Night sad Saturday Calg'a 143 Langiands Road Govan TO-NIGHT at 730 PRICES— la ...