... 500 at Croy- don (North), both formerly unsuccessfully ivision seat in contested the Barnstaple the Unionist interest. A “Christmas Welcome Home” for re- turned soldiers and sailors and silver badge men of St. Peter’s parish, Tiverton, took place t the ...

... delegations Office Board whilst Lord Cecil will in WILL HI'!: night’s farewell at Station to INTERNED GERMANS RELEASED AT CHRISTMAS GERMAN REPUBLIC STATEMENT OF POLICY BY THE NEW GOVERNMENT POOD “FAVOURABLE” the issued statement proclamation Irish republic ...

... written two letters, and getting reply, came over see the p*ynia*ter. arrested when got. the elation. admitted hi* Vavc Christmas and said baa was atill Whitehaven.—He remanded await escort. A boy. named Albert Baker. who was found lying unconscious near ...

... A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A ...

... and who were in the closest co-operation, would reach a perfect understanding on all essentials. M. Poine,are had spent Christmas in the liberated territory and he dwelt very solemnly on the German devastations saying that the Germans must pay not merely ...

... the Christmas season at the hosirtitl. Amongst these were two Australians mid two others who came as visitois for the week. The hospital was prettily decorated by the staff and patients, a large Christmas tree being a great attraction. On Christmas Ere ...

... ROLL OF HONOUR. More Medals Won. GAB PomPANY'D DIP WAR FUND. Th.. , Christmas number —an excellent pr.). do ti~u by the way—or the Co.partnerahl? Journal, tile organ of the South Mitropolit4.l Gas Co.- stater. that up to peeeintier illp_i,:37ll6s. ed ...

... and delivery of the and parcels the seabon gab one of the easiest on record. THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY, There was a univer.a! a ispuisiee of business locally on Christmas Day and Basing Day, but the Banks reopened on Friday, and a few shops also solicited ...

... the soldiers had had tea. Father Christmas (Mr. J. C. TJctrsie) paid his annual visit Gartshore, bringing with him the compliments of the season. the drawing-room the position honour was given to a magnificent Christmas tree, finely decorated and loaded ...

... Williams, on being awarded the V.C., house, coal, and light free for life. Generous Tipping.— We are'getting good tipe this Christmas. said a London railway porter on Monday. People don't aeem t* mind what they give so can get them on their train, and ...

... BVKNING o'clock, tin COMBINED CHOIRS ST. PARK. TEMl'i.lv . Collection behalf of tor Blinded IdiM s. : £T. NICHOLAS CHURCH. CHRISTMAS ORGAN RECITAL ARTHUR F.R.C.0., -NIGHT, 8. CAROLS THE CHOIR. H' Ott ELD BAPTIST CHURCH. TO-I>AV WGONESDAY). 1. • WELCOME TO ...

... a betides aspoct. The city was full d and the %hops were kept bevy, harticelarly then which wars mining thUrr soma after Christmas solar There were 71maksgisisig Servos. in • somber of the Clash(' at midniaht the joybelli paid leant. birth of a New Year ...