... BT. LUKE’S. DEPTFORD. The men's service next Sunday will be held 3.30. in the Parish Hall, - street. Mr. A. White will speak, subject being Wanted, a man, and the men’s service orchestra will play. During the evening service in tks church candidates ...

... 'en) They know what's good 1 Future *yenta: Nest Monday, January 4, at 2, Fertibead Road. Comrade Hayward, our chairman, will speak on Women of Ancient Creeoe: on Tuesday. January 5, the grand ball at the Assembly ROOll9. Queen's Road. Bayswater, tickete ...

... “We have heard on all hands expressions of good will, of kindly feeling, and have had cards sent to us by the hundreds all speaking of merry and happy Christmas.’ What, does it mean? not bear the phrase * A merry Good Friday,’ or * a happy Whitsuntide. ...

... admiration for Miss Veronica Denby, the niece of tho Earl of Lynborough. It seemed such an easy condition ; she had, so to speak, hut to chose. At the thought, the straight brows, the brows, came together, and she made a little mou4 of distaste. are supposed ...

... for his health, sod I mentioned piste of thick bam and fried eggs, taken St once on descent from his bed-room. I ventured to speak to horn the walk ct least mile before thia trying meed. But disliked phjwcal exercise, and wee wilful, though join in laugh ...

... at any rate lay a firm foundation for. Thu} year just gone has not been too Lind to this Woolwich of ours, but war will not speak 'hardly of the dead: we would nut frighten the nervous fresh coiner into the family !of Time's children. Let us say rather ...

... of the robbery, the jewel case being taken from a table in the reserved sa:oon of the express before #s departure. Mme. Bey speaks confidently as to sceing the case placed by the porter on the saloon table. It is surmised that a.clever thief dashed into ...

... Salisbury used to live, and you will be interested with all you see when you are there. Mademoiselle is a Viennese lady, but she speaks English, French, and several other languages perfectly. She holds hospital diplomas, and there is nothing of quackery, nor ...

... they went to bed, for they had not money with which to buy a light. . Their neighbours were very good to them. People are, speaking generally, good to the poor, and often thaw Wowed not too well with this worlds goods are the most thought. and kind to others ...

... Thousands of these very people however have actually crossed county boundary are to-day not in but on edge of the county Surrey speak for themselves population of in 1901 15000 which three-fourths were of the artisan labouring class It now ‘28000 the increase ...

... he managed admirably and in such a way as to place the whole of Bromley under a deep debt of gratitude to him. (Applarse,) Speaking of the fact that the Vicar had recently presented the priges to the men of the Territorial Foroe at Bromley, Mr. Loly troduced ...

... seen at a plate of amusement : London with tan directors. and fo!ks th.n were re for tie ti.tit to the Metropolis. - After speaking of the lark of form ehown by Fitchie prior to week. It waa refreehing to see him giving a display in the wand half of the ...