... THIS CHRISTMASTIDE. A remarkable charge has com© over the scene London's busy postal hive. Mount Pleasant. Each former Christmas cemetery turkoys end puree's, which were denied delivery tho carelessness senders. Mount Pleasant is the proud position this ...

... direction interne rior. a peace. GRANNV. THE SEA ANEMONE LIVED TO 67 AND HAD OFFSPRING. j Prof. Any Thompson the fiiat of - Christmas the Royal Institution, , ' before ...

... MANY MATCHES WAU-WOPuKEBS An unusual number of wedding*' have taken plaeo the Nottingham district' this Christmas, and it interesting to note that in many instances tho happy pair were associated in local war work. Many men engaged shell production have ...

... The outlook for unamployod warw orkers in Nottinrflmn centres wlhote the staple need male, rather than, female, Labour. CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS. A MONO LOCAL ...

... EX-CROWN PRINCE'S CHRISTMAS. Ret Yolk learns from its Wieringen correspondent that the ex-Crown Prince celebrated Christmas in the vicarage of where he had richly deooratod Christmas tree. The local pianist was invited the German Christmas hymn. Prinoe gave ...

... hands, she being a week overdue. The boat went fishing with a number of other vessels, but was missed a day or two before Christmas Day. «! RAILWAYMEN STRIKE. Nearly 2,000 railway employees at Brighton are Strike. The branch concerned is the carriage department ...

... STARFISH THAT WINKED. AN INSATIABLE APPETITE FOR OYSTERSi Discussing starfishes and their ways at Royal Institution Christmas lecture yesterday, Profewsor D*Arcy Thompson told his audience tliat they were great thieves. They are, said, very ford oysters ...

... and allowances over £10,000.. i * *0 Snowdron6 and winter aconito were (and are) in full bloom in a Wiltshire garden oh Christmas Loy. * I! Since 1911 the no,t Ix•P mile el maintaining main coods in Atiddlebex baa increased from .L 740 to ...

... British Isles' Twelve Weeks' Toll. The Registrar-General's reports covering the twelve weeks ended on the Satordav before Christmas show a total of 44,:r46 deaths from influenza for London and 96 large towns alone in England and Wales. ' There is still ...

... TO £3O. s F !Ty I W,S,FRY,PelhamSt„Nottm CHRISTMAS AT HUCKNALL AERODROME. The spirit of Christmas was ushered in at the Aerodrome amid surroundings typical of the season, the frost glittering upon the Christmas trees (lining the avenue, leading to the ...

... he had and was preparing to walk off when again my receptive ear was arrested. apparently just come in by train for kis Christmas leave, bad men the lights in the shop window, and had momentarily pulled up make a timely purchase. Why, it's FatWel cried ...

... Coroner yesterday recorded verdict of Accidental death ’’ in the case Amy Dcverill. 90, widow waiter, ..Who fell downstairs Christmas Day at the residence her son. In evidence the latter said that hie mother was pretty active considering her great age, and ...