... THE JELLY FISH. Its Feelings and Emotions. Professor D'Arcy W. Thompson, in the first of the annual Christmas lectures for juveniles at the Royal linaUtution yesterday, snowed that um jetty ten is uy no spineless creature that he is supposed to be. has ...

... excess of hose The Christmas Mai London's Gxnnmu‘po;; was lighter than at any festive season during the wer. and for some years before 1914 The vumber o letters posted wae shightly below the average, ‘h’ was L.h“'y Jump in Christmas o ds, and in parces ...

... Leaders who boldly eccepted | shrough rain, snow, and aleet, or to.—lm~ the Gover t policy of | gy :.:Ba.mmg d::omh'(md.£2| Christmas in Occupied Germany construction secured election by huge m),wm ‘b‘hi;‘ 'wmd o ot | Wesee that it is being stated ...

... NALIFAZ Christmas in Belgium. Chriatinaii with the batteries stationed in mid-Belgium, where we await orders to go towards the Rhine, has passed much like an ordinary Sunday, no parades except church, and that but a simple service of less than half an ...

... 6 3'4 314 Torte. Indio. Scoria t Colour Dyers. Ltd.. Ordinary 6/6 MI Do. 6 • Bs dividend. p.c Cam 4 Er . P r ref. _hts - Christmas trade at Melbourne b,olie all record,. S'r Arthur Pearson tas arrived at Halifax, Nova Scotia. Commiseioner Higgins is to ...

... Amalgamated Tramway Workers Union are out on strike, refusing work with members of the Municipal Employee' Union who ran oars Christmas Day unless the latter now join their organisation. A restricted service of cars is being maintained, but the strikers have ...

... reception ly or in other ways, oocasion worthy please, should be pia office. ler of war who has a very seasonable It had been in Christmas—a proexception given etisfaction, and helped to over an extremely ditflsleet to remit Army itold mtsery.On Satkind leave ...

... Sutcliffe. . il enartont by e 525 o, r ¥ residen: . ably s B tol T Akt -W i, sid oo ded to by the promoter. The singing of Christmas bymns and “God save the King” brought & very enjoyable evening to a ...

... competitions,: and games were among the attrao ions. ooncers.,. oM MYTHOLMROYD RED CROSS WORK. Over £27 is the result of the Christmas collections for the Blinded Soldiers' Children fund, organisel by the Mytholmroyd Red Croes Pund, During she year a total ...

... ill to be removed to the War Hospital, which itmhm@:-&y. He came over on leave the Royal Naval depot at Devonport for the Christmas holidays, but the “’flu” got him in its grip, ‘and he was unable to take his place in the \W.uuwflgflmmb lng‘.lcunonh'ev Yu ...

... in Charleroi. I do not think I em very prudish, but I must say Charleroi as we saw if last Sunday (second Sunday before Christmas) was openly and unashamedly wicked. It was also gay and noisy. It seemed strange to see the cheap jacks (terrible misname: ...

... promises early release, have been ready 3 il employment. The New Year has yielded m“mwwdu'pdomdlhn:mfi:pm‘mh&nfimfldumvbh an Christmas lemve, with peremptory orders repart flmm-&&:m«m President Wilson arirved in Rome yesterday from Paris, and received & most ...