... There stood Santa Claus. I tried to speak, words wouldn’t como* An’ so I lay an’ gazed At Santa an’ his furry cap. Lor’! wasn’t I amazed. An’ then be came across to whero My stocking I had hung Just, at the bottom of the bed, An’ then found my tongue ...

... Britain's Perilone Poeition. Lord Charles Bereeford, speaking at- Grimsby last night, charged the Premier with declaring that the navy was all’ right simply to get votes and tide him over the elections. He (the speaker) declared that the Government had ...

... into competition. Dress linens.have also been ong request, but, indeed, it may b© said that manutacturers arel generally speaking, well filled with work ©very description at good paying prices, and they one and all seem determined to avoid giving any ...

... complaining of a scarcity—a state of things to which doubtless the holiday week his contributed. The trade, however, generally speaking, is in a better position now than at the begining of the year. Belfast Harbour Imports of Coal, 1909. Tons. There was steady ...

... bought they had had a great vindication their policy and their Leader in the declaration made the other day by Mr. Asquith speaking behalf of the Liberals. (Applause.) If in the coming election the Libera Is were returned to power, their fight would in ...

... address meetings at Brighton and Bath respectively. In the second week in January will commence his Fifeshire campaign, and speak at a large number of meetings in the county. ...

... authority on the Fautnimaux, pprig evi . Potherb as be lives, works, eats and travels with IS 456 s per nostrils 4'06 41 tam, speaks their language and thinks their ••••hls LI : 5 7 : Pl h e s i rl,r t 4 ` • 01 • 1 thaeght. He ha sonie thirty or forty church ...

... gam sash trap, Far thers stood Seats Clam kiataalf, . An’ouhfe big broad bask sarriad, Wad with toys, I thnu^te I triad to speak, woods atSUte Aa’ I aa 1 gaaad Atßaate ferry am Vte»««^??bndhuu^ Jmt at tbs bottom of tea bad, _An’ tesu I bund my teugm Tour ...

... transformed into a polit . effort gesture and command last night humour In his hearers. that audience la the last degree htm. speak of the V pdtrioW merry * merry men was the Derlin's ingenuity ooulc Thc«e terms were, of co that delicate and patric la peculiar ...

... Scene, who has been elected to the office of High Sheriff of County Down for greater degree. in the life to of whichl we speak? Now pe see through a glass darkly. but then to face; now I know in part, but then shall I know, even as I sin known. (I ...

... wage-earning classes, as some opponents of tariff reform would have believe. EMPLOYMENT, NOT INSUR- ANCE. Lord Northcote, speaking Poolo last night in support of Colonel Nicholson, bad very noisy reception, as had all the other speakers. said the Government ...

... CROSS-CHANNEL CAMPAIGN. UNIONIST ACTIVITY. MR. LONG AT BIRMINGHAM. The only coarse open tbe House of s|ords, Mr. Walter Long, speaking at Birmingham Friday night with regard to the Budget, was refer it the people. The Government suggested' that if they were ...