... largelyexplaincd by the tact that the London and Sooth Western Railway Company instituted excursions extending from Christmas Ere to Boxing Day and Tuesday, and to the fact that with a Sunday following Christmas Day a longer holiday than is otherwise ...

... prevails. Farmers not freely off i ind of corn, it being so after Christmas D E insettied weather preventing threshing, but an — supply is ex during January, farmers ha ~ ——— back for t New Year, hoping for bette 0 ~ Quotations too irregular to j | limited ...

... Popular prices. —Phillips, City Studio, Established 1850.—Advt. TheNNetw Oath.— The new form of taking an oath under the Oaths Act, which came into force with the New Year, was used for the first time in the Wells. Police Court on Monday, when a constable ...

... certainly which oan ever have listened to a political semen in Bath. The city is DOt well endowed public buildings, and the new Rink ixu ,-sci the scene just in time. it made a epic:did ball for a mass meeting, but the ideal p:soe of the kind is one well ...

... Local and District News. Western o rw* ? am* n>m th* CovHTtn Oosr- wvt Ma'T'a ULI3BURY. WEUA fc MALLET, ? JANUARY 7. 1910. | WELLS. THE NEW OATH ??The new wav of taking the oath as prescribed the Oaths Act, 1909, was observed in the City Police-court ...

... xi-'ir Ins for uni-lin lit 1 e- j i i I t le limd- III t ioli til for -sir IIKL'T'IAS I KTs IVMXTFs t In- of xtp't tie- loli- Christmas gifts:- Miss boii-lsm Mrs tiibbs xneets pis Mr- (tarn-tt for tie nui'i-i -hildi : -lolin oil letters the inmates fill Cl ...

... arranged to raise funds. After the meeting the secretary A. J Howard) conducted the quarterly sate papers. Christmas Tableal’l.—A most pleasing Christmas entertainment »a-s given in connection with the Guild the King’s Messengers at the Parish room Tuesday ...

... bargains will reward you. Advt. We are glad to hoar that Mr. A. J. Hooper, of Stuckey’s Bank, who has had undergo operation London, is making satisfactory progress. Mr. Henry Higgins, who is laid aside owing to the breaking small blood vessel in the head ...

... bloom—l, D. C. Cousins ;2. W. Russ ;3, A. Brooks. Parsnips—l, A. Brooks ;2, H. Best. Five new members were elected. Christmas Tree the Gospel Hall.- The annual Christmas-tree and social the Gospel Hall took jflace on Thursday, and was very largely attended ...

... A hearty vote of thanks was 0 the lost and accompanied with best wishes ior the New Ywar.—The Vicar acknow! the ‘ote, and ssid they were always pleased to eutertein rte New * town must rm ote bottom of one, larger than the Hall, and capital maple for the ...

... years’ warranty, the instrument being delivered carriage frre 00 payment of one month instalment. Illustrated catalogues free.—Boyd, 19, Holborn, London, E.C. Rats, mice, moles, cockroaches and BEETLES, greedily eat Harrison’s ** Reliable Rat Poison. ...

... Hall, London, and Mr. C. W. Wade, of Queen's Hall, London, while Mr. Leedalii Stanley, a well-known comedian, gave selections from his repertoire of character impersonations and original humorous songs. Each of the vocal contributions was illustrated by ...