... world it was becauee he had had a good wite, “EXETER . iN MESOPOTAMIA.” The Mayor informed the, Council that before Christmas he a Christmas card from Cant. Bonham, their Sanitary Inspector, who was now in Mesopotamia, wishing the iments of tite season and ...

... Christmas one hundred and. one cases accident were picked o» Loudon vdUritfa RUNS AFTER Because assists th« EATING organs digestion** stomach, liver and bowels—to their LANGUOR work perfectly. Take 1 HEADACHES aftcr mca!B- , kZ-JINDIGESTIQii A landslide ...

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... of Nations would have to fce largely naval character. Two Queens at Christmas Party—Queen Alexandra *nd Queen Maud Norway, wet present the London Hospital on Friday during the Christmas tree entertainment to children. ...

... CADGWITH. Osborne was, amonj t'he Christmas visitors; at Two large German submarines passed tow on (Boxing Dtiv. These craft attracted considerable attrrvrion as they were within a mile of the shore. A few ■months ago a Sunday evening, U-boat came to ...

... 93 & 94, South St., Exeter Established over Half Century. 'Phone 457. ANTIQUES, SILVER. JEWELLERY, ETC.. SUITABLE* FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS SEE 57. MARTIN'S LANE WINDOWS. The Outdoor Advertising Specialists Sole Billposters In Newton Abbot and District ...

... During Christmas week War Bonds the value were sold, although the banks were opeo only three day» and half. During 1913 there has been only one charge of drunkenness at Rushall, Staffordshire mining centje, and that was dismissed. The.death announced ...

... and selections of hymns and carols. The Chaplain of the gaol presided, and led the prisoners in the singing of several Christmas carols. Commandant Linklater, the commanding officer at the Citadel, accom panied the band, and gave a short address. The ...

... Pt infr to ° fts Strand, n'• : 11 Australian slipped' and f , bus, which dentil the verdict at St. i nquefi . t Fri- Christmas throughout ct , WM kept almost on pre-war li Parties of carol-singers paraded the vill a san? what an old lady described ...

... sailors from the Messrs. John Tonkin, Isaac parish Lelant received gifts money ami J. A. Cleave have been added to the for Christmas. Over was collected. Commission of the Peace for the city from and Gar his Ray, and the Truro. Mr. Tonkin has been Mayor ...

... office who have comfe back with wounds from France and Italy, or from imprisonment in Germany; when I read the letters and Christmas greetings some of them send me, I simply feel amazed ■at the topsyturvydom of things. You can talk to me until the sky falls ...

... West ot England Acetylene Welding and Steel Cutting Pl;unt Government Contractors, Alverton Stieet, Penzance. . 4515 On Christmas morning a carol service was oiven the U..M- Church. Paradte-street, j The Solos were r€n ...