... the from intense hemorrhage death. The roat , ng of the stoniaoh. he d. Wan es thin as blotting paper. Mutter us' allowed Christmas hare and proli.ll , heartily of ordinary fare caused tor upttur. The Coroner said that death arose to u the. era- I brow ...

... financial arid medical wants of a party of French sick, also supplied them wfti cothins and niiik • and arranged a fete for Christmas flay. The dillicultie , of all this work have been greatly ineresced by deep .now. had road., and interrupted railway tea ...

... for the Brussels said be stood drinks Ulm ono Valtdltlt. It i. and themselves. eminently suitable for the' I des:goer of Christmas mods, who hams to, love made good um of has in this rommet. These old Rhine villages, with Mem queer, lofty gams, aim ba ...

... to Mr witnessadd Cott he believed lila roue:u earn. from Egypt err! • in tKS. Re was made a maim sery shortly hike. last Christmas, and a 4.irptait, w 601. Pearl dud. he The Coroner: Did Wry appear to be friendly Replying to Humphreys. witnea, said that ...

... sena ago. Subsequently he joined the Antis, and on returned to hie former ploymers. He was allowed many privileges. Arsiut Christmas time Mrs Dean hut :son the gramaphone and tecorda, and lie pledged thesis w.th Mr it:oom tor L 2 13e. dhen changed be admitted ...

... Rev. A. 1.. Wit,hi, Tees chapla.o. urged the need increased striFtious. stated that if thousand people would rend 5s every Christmas .t It'd take a load off his At thcr •atop in 31Liddiesluough they sere to, glad to open their doom to awl front the and ...

... Cunningham, treaautr Mr P. 'lrminger, and the seem, tart' Mr W. V. Proctor. At the condos:on of the meet • nl the final of the Christmas billiard handiddi wee played, the Me .1. Allison she winner after an interesting and exciting game. ...

... who brought forwent the on grOUnd that t,:e occupation of at she man's pension had Ukraine the possib..ity of securing at Christmas, and since then necteouy stippling of bread and foal?Fe bad not been been sufbeient coming . t.he house to enable to get ...

... for no ezpliano.i tion, while the covert anxiety which Mr Lloyd George's personal followers have felt intermittently since Christmas at their too close with she noshed messes of. Reaction in the Oomoson.s has moved them to the Conservative failure with a ...

... Realm Aot, of refusing to obey puaishmeats, including her DINNER TO SIR HENRY WILMS. orders do sot tall for minute emanne• Christmas leave. This owe is was an tioa, btu the affair is not for that reason exosptioaal one ; it. is typical of what Genera: Sir ...

... mole on footpath, Harry Hudson, U. wee also tined 6d. At a final oommlttee meeting of the bun. *nape Soldiers' and Sailors' Christmas Parcel Pond was elated that the amount eor.eated 1917, la 9ixty4litree parce.v were despatched, :ear• a balance of £l2. M ...

... dnight Sunda' to be mit for at the rate of time and a ball. Sunday and overtime rates net to be 'ans.. Good !friday and Christmas Day to be treated as Saaday. 4. NIGHT DUTY: A special miaow of Is 6d per a.ght to be wad to any Mali who la, baring oom• ...