... 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 ...

... magistrate Blackburn, to-day, to Richard H. Preston (52*, plumber, who was charged with stealing £2 from the lather boy’s Christmas money box the shop of Mr. Thomas Parsons, barber, 19, tfnig-brook. Mr. Parsons had given accused, who had pleaded bad lodgings ...

... interviewing the leader the mutineers. TiiPrc* are rumours that prisonpr? hove received quaritities of dynamite in the Christmas parcels pent Vit the’r friends, and that will attempt blow the jjaol if thev are compelled give way before the authorities ...

... secure for 1919 a notable place in history. Twelve months would have been d'-erned rash man w had ventured to predict that Christmas would find us on the eve of peace. Prophecy was never more at a discount than in t'io openint; weeks 1913. There was considerable ...

... were out on strike with a view to arriving .at a settlement of the differences, which concerned request by the men that Christmas Day should be regarded as holiday. The Mayor (Mr. Cotton) said there was difficulty in the way of the two sides being brought ...

... CANDLES ON CHRISTMAS TREE The Ameron.gen correspondent of the Daily Chronicle,” in a message dated December 20th. writing on the ex-Kaiser’s first Christmas in exile, s'ates that for the fallen monarch, his consort, and entourage a Christmas tree was brought ...

... though himself had been wounded in the attack. He early in trouble, for when spat at and struck a German retaliated. On Christmas ©t© th°y wer© taken Lille, and hardly saw daylight foe several days; and were next transferred to Giessen, where for eight ...

... two years ago after hn* spell of forvioe with South Liverpool, played for Kvcrton in the second of the friendly games at Christmas against Leri>ooi. Fred Barron, the old Burnley back, has returned civilian life after serving in France. If one believes ...

... his famous •* IfH-tors Every man wot prefers h.a the. iiitoreftt# of tfie Scidlitz wilj rnucri ’unUnii as ever c ...

... and until 2.45 in the afternoon. The downfall, the first remain on tho ground this winter, if exception taken light fall Christmas Kvc, which thawed almost Mion it, reached tho earth, ralhor belat«*d. 11 o’clock this morning the depth of the fall was inches ...

... irremoveable. In other respects, too. the club has not been happily situated it to be. Joe McCall got liome alright for Christmas, but was not able give the team benefit of his help. Th damaged ankle that prevented him playing Bury kept him nut of the ...

... WANTED, Hen Panarics! Norwich or Yorkfhires' state price.—Z 46. Daily Post. ONE Bankvardor got 42 eggs from seven pulleta Christmas week year through us.-ng Ra-Tfwood (containing ground Insects!, the wonder!ul winter egg producer; you can it, too; 2id. ...