... 83. Pall Mall. London, S.W.I. 31st Dec.. 1918. THE CHURCH AND SELFGOVERNMENT. To the Editor of the Leeds Mercury Sir, —Christmas week being over, I should b© glad if I may say t?ord reply to Liberationisfs letter which appeared in your issue of the 24th ...

... , on a charge of obtaining jewellery to 'he value- ,£l2O under fdae pretences. and had been found in the police cell- o Christmas Day hanging means of a toweV lr was stated that Watson, who had seen service in France, and had been twice wounded one occasion ...

... attended the New Yearns Eve party the Roj-aJ Albert Orphanage, The Priacess distributed gifts from large Christmas tree, and cut the boys' Christmas cake. The Duke expressed the thanks of the Princess and himself for the congratulations which had been tendered ...

... entertaining, the King and Queen are resting at Sandringham. where, but for President Wilson's visit, they would have spent Christmas Earl in the New Year their Majesties wiW busy again, for, near the Rulers of Greece and and the Prince Regem Alexander of ...

... they look ward with the zreatest eaeeriiess and exper'ancy. and thidespite difficult war-time conditions, the GRAND PYGMAI CHRISTMAS FAIR will long be remembered for the extent, qu and variety of its offerings. BRITISH TOYS for BRITISH CHILDREN in the World’s ...

... HOLLAND'S WATERWAYS, Jutr. H. Crowther, curator the Leeds Museum, delivered his second Christmas lecture, af the Philosophical Hall, yesterday. There was a large attendance. den ibed the beauties of Holland, and said that its safety depended upon its ...

... Station Y.M.C.A. Hut has done remcikable service to the troops passing through this railway junction at. night time. During Christmas week fully 2,000 men were -served The Year ast of honours includes Superintendent Robert J. Burton, of Wakefield, who has ...

... shipwrights, numbering about three hunurea, and their helpers, numbering about one hundred, have failed to resume work after the Christmas holidays. It appears that they are dissatisfied with the now working arrangement and this has aroused their displeasure and ...

... MR. BOUKCHIKR MARRIED WEDDED ON CHRISTMAS EVE TO MISS KYRLE BELLEW. An announcement of much theatrical interest was made on Sunday night Mr. George Grossmith, at the anniversary supper, at the Savoy Hotel, of “Yes. Undo. Mr. Arthur Bourchior, said Mr ...

... Fewster, who. at seventy-four years ot apre, was working us slater, when fell off a roof and fatally injured. The second Christmas party given the Fork Cheer and Comfort# Committee wounded soldiers took place yesterday afternoon, when about 250 men wore ...

... disposing of produce at good jwotit. Small-holders in Ireland contributed the bulk the poultry available on {no London market at Christmas, and the value the smallholding was never more apparent than now. Sojne of land desire to what they have h*arnt l>y t:vJci» ...

... prisoners comraando at ti ,) '« «' ,. „ 'sol ted dreary spot. eir j? eyic./* B appeared the 'i) had been forgotten. K°f a .P 0 Christmas Day Con.ere e aearoni and potatoes. !i ai Weis moor until . Ti,,i when they were >»a Sal tea u. Tlie transport j and four ...