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... Brassey paid a warm tribute of reverence and affection to his former Leader. CHRISTMAS NUMBER COMPETTTIONB.-The results of the Bible Text and Couplets competitions our Christmas Number will be published in our issue next Saturday. FACT WORTH KNOWING.-Our ...
... Wednesday evening numerous company gathered in St. John's Church-room on the occasion of lantern exhibition illustrative of Dickens's - Christmas Carol, which waa read the Vicar (the Rev. J. Agg-Large). Mr. Heyward AnosU manipulated the lantern, and intervals ...
... manifested their resentment sending anonymonslr nneoraplimentary replies, sometimes illustrated » The annual report of the medical officer health for the county London confirms the reports of other authorities that the mortality from phthisis continues ...
... the erection of new chimney flue at cost ot J69 4s The other business was »outine character, and at the close wishes for a happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year were expressed bj th Diâ¢ECT the Actual Maker to the Purchaser at London Loivest 1 rices ...
... are used only be employed desired Indies by Inspection Shirts Collars Boating Flannels etc CHILimEN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY About 170 “Men’s to Christmas party the arrangements for been by Mr A as secretary down to excellent for comfort Mrs Ailes Mrs Miss Inglis ...
... piciuig him cross- Mali to the Reform Club, hot-foot to pro-0 mgrits of a new man, to enthrone hiwm, yrocure his acceptance by others. And in his Notes in the “ Illustrated News,” he with generous warmth the books that him, and thus and there laid the ...
... admitted 5; discharged 2. The Committee acknowledge, with thanks, the receipt of the following subscriptions and gifts for the Christmas treat: —los. from Mrs Ka>«soo ; 10s, Mr Price ; ss, Mrs Travers; 55, Miss S. Hush; tovs and crackers, Mr Louis Chapman ; ...
... parsed off in the n*nal manner at Buckingham. On Christmas tlm Town Band discoursed mnsic the street*, arid mid-night a joyful peal was rung the bells in the tower of the Parifib Qhnrch- weather on Christma* Day remained fine, but it was far from seasonable ...
... AND COUNTY TIMES THE ELECTION IN SURREY END OF THE CHRISTMAS TRUCE : ALLEGED BREACH IN CHERTSEY DIVISION MR KESWICK’S CAMPAIGN MEETINGS : ESHER ROWDYISM AGENT ANSWERED NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN Christmas over the beginning of stern fight Let us a that welfare ...
... yearn ago. think it was four years ago when the Christmas poet came round three o’clock in the afternoon, by which time wore all in the depths of woe, thinking that nobody had cent anything all Christmas Day, when is nice to get few card* and letters, ...
... 18-carat hall marked Cluste.' U Ring, three Sapphires and six diamonds, reduced to 375. 6d.; new condition; bargain—Rose and Bates. Pawnbrokers and Jewellera. 46, London-road, a* IS « a/>£. and Co. have large selection of Coey Wicker Cane CHAIRS. Our large ...
... patronage, lfd.'l'n suggested as suitable the esodus of the 157,000 people boo won? 5 London by the Brighton Railway Com very many, but perhaps ing the four days preceding Christmas Da, consideration :— usual the Hospitals and Workhouses kept t nqueror reviewing ...