... Churches had received tasteful decorations for Christmas Day, and services of joyful and festiyeal character were t held. In many cases carols were sung the evening services. the Dure ley Union Worki house Christmas Day the inmates were > nude happy by the ...

... electors are urged to make It their business ascertain from the candidates how they mean to vote Protestant questions. During Christmas a par carol singers, mailing tour in Noith Coni wall paid a visit a gentlemans house. After they had sung some carols son ...

... accompanists were Mrs Bata, Mbs M AUen, and Miss A Heatbman. A successiui social and dance were held on the following evening. CHRISTMAS AT LAUNCESTON. Continued from page B. The senior raembera the Working La ...

... George at Portreath, Cornwall, smashing a large pane of glass. Hundreds of poor persons in the Isle of Wight have received Christmas presents from the sum riven by the Czar after his visit to the island in the summer. The Et'iaex Education Committee is ...

... the numbers of the Band of Hope and Temperance Society, together with about jo visitors, joined the school. Next came the Christmas-tree heavily laden with gifts for the Band of Hope. Mr, Yandle again presided over the public meeting which followed. The ...

... story, but it was the sheer humanness of it that touched me. I did not write to the author; I made up mind that when this Christmas came, and' things were slack. I would go down and see her. It was rather an effort for a shy man like myself, but glad now ...

... successive December currants have been picked in the gardens of Broad well Manor, the residence of Mr. Egerton E. Leigh. On Christmas Day Mr. T. Russell, gardener to Mr. Leigh, picked eome splendid currants, and there is still a large quantity left on the ...

... much better. Three weeks ago he told me Dr. Moore had ordered him bed, but he said was too busy, and hoped have just after Christmas. I had begged him go to bed. The Coroner: suppose the next you beard him Thursday was that was dead. P.C. Carter. He went ...

... vwemated and unvaecinafed shall stand based other principlefc lhan Cobdemto n Mf ; .yfjg Set made the 13th August, IPol. I A Christmas tree, from wh.d. a prese nt . *S ; |«marck found that there was great unemploy- before the law fhey, moreover, express riews ...

... wards were prettily adorned, and there were large Christmas trees loaded with seasonable present An excellent dinner was served, the carvers being Dr. Martin. Dr. Blake, and Mr. G. Lambert. Christmas Eve the Bondwick Band kindly played selections outside ...

... running stream. With sliout Grißitii. ran to the spot and peered over. There wav cry for help, and in the mu ray darkness Christmas Eve could see out the indistinguishabls race of the muddy waters. Horrified at this tudden catastropue, but quite powerless ...

... ; Messrs. Kell and Co. £1 17s. 7d.; Lnited Stone Firn», Ltd.. £5 5p.; Mias M. Selwyn, collecting box. 7s. 3d. : portion Christmas offertory Upton Bishop (per Rer. A. Pope). £1 ss. lOd.; employees of Q!w. Railway in Locomotive Department (per A. Reeve) ...