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... me a small, yellow-covered scrap-book. The colour in this instance has nothing to do with politics, unless politics is a form of malady which you can cure by pennorths from the chemist's. I recognised that yellow scrap-book the moment it reached my hand ...
... very Ma'am I-bava eabietal vary asua=filifor twelve years. The stemet a nobleman returns his travels, a arrives from Jamaica, or a dowager from her meetly seat, I strike for a subecrip don. I first besiege their hearts with flattery, and then pour in my ...
... for the WORLD'S MIST PIANOS. H. G. NORTON &, Co., Ltd. CHELTENHAM GLOUCESTER 'Phone 117. Wire* Norton, Motors. For the CHRISTMAS TEA TABLE you will want a Special Cake \ -one to be admired -one you to be enjoyed e n -onefeel assured is made from the finest ...
... although they might not approve of and for the many e xermsions.drarnmethy from its phraseology. He (the speaker) differed somewhat nieTnb,e, of the cont ' ai itt e e iny.Ditem ,__ from both Mr. Miles and Mr. Merrett. If the feeding Wishing You and them the ...
... Awkiversford tva and suaar from Miss I yon : tea, smolt.. cacoa, tobacco and snuff from Mrs. Baring Bingham ; sweets. biscuits and. woolien miffs - and two hams from. Mrs. Ilnwin, Arle C tort : tram. s. sweets, sponge cakes and scrapbooks trout Miss Langton, ...
... solutions to the ancient Rook puzzle reosived from A. J. Neilson, Glasgow, and one from E. Moaner, London. Too late for mention last week. _ _ A new penny monthly, Indoor Games, Illustrated, has appeared. and, from the opening of its chugs department we quote ...
... reflected honour upon the Cheltenham office. Meritorious service did not mean that the men had been free from gross irregularities, but free from anything like being habitually late or unsatisfactory in the performance of their duty during the whole of ...
... Mistress of the North London Collegiate School for Girls, and between 1874 and the present date the membership has increased from 13 to over 330. In 1895 the late Miss DOROTHEA BEALS. Principal of Cheltenham Ladies' College, succeeded Miss Buss in the ...
... Miss K. (from. Leamington!, 3, Rodney-place Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Agnew. and Mr. H. A. (from South Devon). Glenarbuck Lodge Tuthill. Mrs. Allingham (from Great Malvern), NVestborough Vanrenan, Mrs. (from Folkestone); 9, Lansdosvn• Wallich, Miss ( ...
... nthusiasm that it expanded. in considerably less than that number of days. into 2to typed p a ces. Wild horses shall rnit drag from me the scene or movement of the story, which will not see the glory of publication —if, indeed, it is ever destined to see ...