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... people, 1 journeyeo to Aberdeen spend Christmas and see friends before the disruption of the railways. There was no evidence of any want or pressure war except the darkened streets night. There was the usual Christmas dressing windows—the same bustle amongst ...
... scenery and p:ople of the land, was illustrated by fifty lantern pictures. A hearty vote of thanks was aceorde3 on the motion of Mr Brass, guild secretary. FLOTTA—CHRISTMAS THEE AND ENTERTAINMENT.-Ou the afternoon of Christmas Day, in the beautifully decorated ...
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... 600 head below the average . The Christmas market , held on the 11 th , attracted only 1831 animals , pnd a considerable number of them woio in very . moderate condition , without any pretension to be classed as Christmas beef . There were , however , some ...
... members of that congregation before leaving to take up tits new duties. NURSING ASSOCIATION. —The report of this Association for December shows that 29 cases were tarried forward from November, and 18 new cams were sent in during the month; 480 visits were paid ...
... Reginald John Smith, K.C., principal of Messrs Smith, Elder & Cb., publishers, died at his house in Green Street, Park Lane, London, on December 26, aged fifty-nine. A host of friends and fellow-workers, of writers of books and contributors to the Cbrnhill ...
... spring from behind these. The display, which lasted for a considerable time, was greatly admired by many. Tas New TEAL—For the third time the New Year has dawned under the shadow of the great war, and while the eelebsetion of die vocesion in Peebles was ...
... the animal that provided fur accessories including and hats have chosen by exceptionally large number of givers ’of Christmas and New Year gifts There been a dearth of the usual useless knicknacks this year but general choice of all kinds of really useful ...
... is very interesting. Sir Henry remarks that he sorry the Manse of Denny distant from London, else he would invite Mdse to a meeting go! the Society Literature London. As will be seen from our obituary column, the Cambus and Tullibody district has lost ...
... ONE CHRISTMAS NUMBER — ' GRAPHIC, 1) ONE CHRISTMAS NUMBER — ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEws, 1/ Collins’ COMMERCIAL DIARY, . 1/ Collins’ SCRIBBLING DIARY, .. 1/ .SCOTTISH FARMER” ALBUM‘ For 1917 Now Ready. 6d. Postage, 4d. ON SALE AT “COURIER” ...
... Tlie Jenny APMorran Brae-val Cowbrough Nettie Barclay 18 Petershill Road NEW YEAR ADVICE 12 a it ill tell kindness tell it not : ntairk a kindness ’tis small it all POETRY A NEW MESSAGE of to-morrow- is to to-day That never If throw away its future foretell ...
... ELECTRICITY AT l-5nth PRESENT COST mining to England in coal cost is it in first place British with there atmosphere billion for new use which are his method of using ni tii( into its said for oil smelting nitro-energy is coal it is it for a fiftieth of five ...