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... helped to form • most enjoyable close to the Christmas Term. A happy institution in connection with the annual visit of the girls from Forest Hill Orphanage was the presentation to the matron of some Christmas Puddings (made entirely by the young ladies ...
... the Week. Hsppily Christmas pasted off at home* without any those calamities which have «o frequently marred the festival. Christmas Day falling Friday meant the extentflon of the holiday uniil Monday morning, but in some quarters even that was not sufficient ...
... from East London. | Church-st. till 80 years ago. He gets about | pension certificate was Mrs. Sarah Lentley, | % cut short bis reign a 8 Santa Claus this |easily, hae a good memory, and can read of Old Town. She is 84, yet can read ond | Christmas owing ...
... accordingly AYRES’ CRICKET COMPANION (F H Ayres 111 Aldersgate-street London EC 6d)— Eight years little book published since it firmly its the of cricket is useful lovers game freely illustrated To public school it interesting for records occupy position This ...
... was the Bishop of London who, in telling us how valuable the right of entry was, spoke of his clergy in Outer London straining at the leash like hounds at the prospect of getting in to the Church children in Council schools? The New Year comes to us ...
... —Mrs. TOLLERTON, Derby Villa, Cotlands Road. Z3O LONDON, N.—Good accommodation. Near station and trams. Bed and breakfast, 2s. 6d.— Miss CRAVEN, 25, Listria Park, Manor Road, Stamford Hill. ZlO LONDON, N.—Comfortable Apartments for Visitors.—Mrs. EUERBY ...
... family dinner-party Sandringham on Friday evening, Saturday Christmas-tree was provided, laden with presents for their Majesties’ guests and others. The Prinoe and Princess of Wales spent Christmas at Sandringham surrounded by their family. Their Royal Highnesses ...
... part. *s* Another interesting revival is that of the comic opera, Dorothy 'at the New Theatre. It was first produced at the Gaiety Theatre on the 26th September, 1886, then transferred to the Prince of Wales' Theatre, and notwithstanding the oonstant ...
... has been busily engaged here for some days past in making the necessary business arrangements. THE SMUTS CHRISTMAS PRESENT. (A DREAM). With Christmas comes, though often only then, The winter blossom of goodwill to men ; And some 4 n whom we least expect ...
... Christ Rev Canon AIf Mildred Mrs Lawrence Vauxnail SW GRAND THEATRE CROYDON Mr : Mr ARCBZR ( IS Croydon) 7i ) notice Brand Christmas PANTOMIME glcatljs 22nd 67 Crescent Croydon Sydney Alfred Burton two months On the ins 2 Kfinberley-Urrace Parley Tom Houghton ...
... the •tor of the -Southwark and my Resorder and South London Casette. places of amusement are given over to the Before the London Cou nt spirit of fun, for which such performances for the Christmas holidars,y Council a 4 tw ur slo e f Sir.—The Government ...
... Leading Article: A' Less Discouraging Outlook 1 Our London Letter Notes' of the Day Special Articles: A Christmas Banquet with the Birds From a Seaward Window. By Horace I lutchinson 3 The Optimist : A New Year Sketch Musical and Dramatic Notes . Reviews: ...