Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... brought the quarters grain for Highland Palk Distillery. meeting to a close. The association next meets on CHRISTMAS DAY—The weather on Christmas January 11th, when Mies Tomison will deliver a Day was tine till the afternoon, w hen some showers lecture ...
... M.S. AUGUS TINE (3,500 tons), Liverpool January 8th, London January 11th. R.M.S. ANSLEM (5,500 tons), Liverpool January 18th, London January 21st. D I-- I I [CI I]C' Adelphi Terrace, Strand, London. 111 1^1 1 i L_ 30, James Street, Liverpool. PLEASURE ...
... ' Repairs undertaken to Engines Boilers, and Machinery. New Engines (gas, steam, or oil) supplied and fIied.—HILLMAN AND SONS. Founders and Engineers. Richmond-street. 48 NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS! NEW Ys Alt .5 RESENTS!'—Splendid Assortment of same on view ...
... Committee Christmas The Master reported that the inmates enjoyed their Christmas dinner very much and desired to thank the Guardians for their kindness also reported Miss Stoughton Miss Collin Miss Hayward and Mr Taylor entertained inmates on Christmas Eve ...
... the expiration of the copyright, there have been quite a number of new editions of Mice in Wonderland lately. One of them has been reviewed by the Irish Independent as if it were a new story. This is what the reviewer says about it:—'A very pretty Wiry ...
... and after.—Address Advertisement Manager, Vhitefriars-st, London. RAILWAYS, SHIPPING,ETC— TALL'S NEW (1908) YEAR TRIPS. OFFICES, 64, CHEAPSIDE (over Bennett's Clock), London, E.C. M LONDON and BACK by EXPRESS TRAINS. COMMENCING Ist January, 1908. EVERY ...
... d tradition that on Christmas should Christmas one’s apparently longer observed and Christmas the full children their way to their dinner with else Many of people boarding while home-dwellers per cent— grocers’ made home Christmas at th© local confectioners ...
... kind acknowledged .--Mrs. Jay, illustrated papers; Mr. Jones, books; Mrs. Travers, two cakes, one ges, C hristmas papers and magazines; Mrs. Robbie, four Christmas puddings ; Miss Langton, Swiss rolls; Mrs. Meisel, Christmas cake; Mrs. Wm. Eglingtos, fruit ...
... our relatives Australia, who enter the new year in the fceisht of summer. The mere fact that the Dnuthening the days begins to be appii'ent has its share in the hopefulness that i- ...
... Gallon's Christmas story, Christmas at Poverty Castle (Eveleigh Nash), there is plenty of the Christmas spirit. There is an ogre in it, whose heart is as hard as, or even harder than, Scrooge's; ,but it is melted at last —is not this a Christmas book T—and ...
... are content to amp% the testimony of the Christmas card or the special numbers of the illustrated newspapers op n the point of the so called seasonable weather. If we are to believe all we are told, Christmas in the past was regarded as singularly unseasos ...
... enjoyment of some of his poor cripples on New Year's Day. Those who left their shopping till the Monday and Tuesday before Christmas were not only aggravating, but aggravated. On both days the weather in London was foggy, damp, and disagreeable. To face ...