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... King's Beadsmen, Southampton. ONE & ALL GARDENrNO, 1910.* The new issue of this wen-known annual is the fifteenth of the series. It is neatly painted on good paper, the numerous illustrations showing well and adding much to the interest of the varied articles ...
... Regent Street, Portobello, the inmates were on Christmas Day entertained by Mrs Seller to an excellent dinner of beef-steak pie, plum pudding, fruit, etc.. all of which were heartily enjoyed; and again on New Year's Day a goodly repast of roast mutton, pudding ...
... the congregation, when special services were conducted in the church oirSunday by the Rev. Professor H. A. A. Kennedy, D.Sc., New College, Edinburgh, followed by a. successful social gathering in the church on Monday evening. Prior to the meeting in the ...
... provide at Christmas dolls and toys for the whole of the children in the Poor Law institutions and the hospitals of London; and that the Tree• Barry Fund wants another 050 to continue the late Sir Francis Trei'i Barry's annual Christmas box of a new sixpence ...
... Bonnyrigg. Gore- bridge. Laaswade, and Pathhead-ford - News. PAGI 5. County News: New Oraighall, Penicuik. Roslin, and Loanhead News. The General Election: The Contest in the County. PAGE 8. Mr Asquith and the Referendum.—Tory Convention to the Referendum—Football ...
... of his doctor decided not to attend on sth May a meeting in the Mansion House, London, on European and Eurasion Education, it was generally felt that no news was good news, and that had H•s Royal Highness and his medical advisers entertained the idea ...
... the granite foot which England sends out to spurn the Atlantic. the sweet warm autumns last till Christmas Day, and ruses bloom on all the houses until the new year. This was one of those perfect days upon the moors. The distant hills bad a bloom upon them ...
... Moderate Prices. To do business successfully, you must keep constantly before th e public. NEW VARIETY TURNS. lighted and well ventilated class rooms. and NEW PICFURES. HAMILTON'S Great Window Display o Goma in Rings, Servants' Registry °Moe, inspect: ...
... and pea.* than 1911! A Happy New Year wUI soon be the mt,rning greeting, and again Christmas Day is a thing of the past?for another year at least. But festivity still waxes great in town and country, and the echo of Christmas parties is yet to be heard ...
... suppose that the old year would be rung out and the new year rung in with a lees display of enthusiasm than when happens on a week day. In Muslim!burgh as elsewhere a great majority of citizens took in the New Year either in bed or quietly at the fireside. ...
... been vaguely aired in Continental labour c;rolts. according to Sir Arthur Clay. since the +seventies, though it was not till 1886 that a Parisian carpenter named Tortelier suggested its adoption as a general policy. That a doctrine so alluring, superficially ...
... scientific subjects, has speedily followed Mr. Andrew Lang to the grave. Both wrote every week for many years in the Illustrated London News. They ought s in consequence, to have known each other and been on friendly terros, c,pecially as both were Seotsmen ...