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... YOL. LAAAIA.—No. MONDAY, NOVEMBER iith, — —— 4ENTHUSLASTIC SCENES. — ‘The news that the Armistice had this (Monday) morning was re at the “Surrey Advertizer” Office from Association, at 10.45, and, on its being | eutside, a crowd epeedily gathered. People ...
... — —_ _ D MICKLEHAM. ARMISTICE REJOICINGS, To celebrate the news that the Allies’ had been a huge pile of combu: last was erected by Major H. H. Gordon Cl ron his park at Mickleham Hall. A capital. s to the modelled by Miss Gordon Clark, of. tl CON Kaiser ...
... lings, D.t.. (chairman), Mr. Temple Alaerman A. Paina, Colonel J. B. Hi son, and Mr. D. Sparvell, C.C, LE CELEBRATING THE ARMISTICE.— Strickland, a baker's yyath, ot F Green, pleaded guilty to damaging panes of glass and a window frame, tl ‘day, perty of ...
... VICTORY. The remarkable feature of Monday joicitfies was the spontaneous way in all classes entered upon them. The nm the armistice was by no means but everybody was pursuing his or her with calmness and no outward sh exuberance. The definite news of the ...
... and Mrs. A. Sadler, of The G: Cowley House, was wounded in both le the right hand in almost the last engag | before the armistice was signed. ...
... resources of their statesmanship have to be given to the task of Se ply, for them a lasting peace. One of th arge terms of the armistice should have bee mall 13s they demanded the custody of the ] ‘108. a so that he might be brought for trial | tenn of ba tans ...
... (United and Inter-denominational) at the WESLEYAN CO'DAL-MJNiU, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13th, at 7.50 p.m Special Subjects: THE ARMISTICE AND PEACE, AND RECONSTRUCTION. CHRISTIAN'S M-L A i lON ARE EAIRNESTEV INVITE I> TO ATTEND INTERCESSION MEETING AT GODALMING ...
... HANG THE KAI AND CROWN PRINCE. — A former representative of the “ Advertiser” describes the manner in the signing of the armistice was cele by a brigade which includes a battal The Queen's: “Later in the morning one of the lions, headed by the.officers ...
... 27 — ee Uri. London-road, orkt Mr. J. CO “Surrey Advert Local Agent for the Sunday was 8 a day of ¢ thanksgiving for the armistice in the + places of worship in the district. Yorktown afternoon the Camberley, Frimley Platoon of the eet Gay A amacial Surrey ...
... wide field, an can we believe, be read with approval | great majority of the electors in the di orne, He desires to see the armistice translate a veal peace, to see justice done to t oali- Kaiser and his subordinates for their « and reparation exacted for ...
... on the morning of November \ former representative of the “6 \dvertises supplements these descri ——— the signing of the armistice was celel ised by a brigade which includes a battali sty. e of The Queen's: said “ Later in the morning one of the ent lions ...
... services were b Ream mm rated With and «hh Rector the Ree Ww n e Rev. P. Wicram, » the a 1s > £29 MICKLEHAM. eifer a, Od ARMISTICE REJOICINGS. the To the news that. the Allies’ » the fail had been accepted, a huge pile of combi in was erected by Major ...