... bv the exempt* and conscientious objectors to danger. has spent two in the muddy trenches desolation and death; his third Christmas has been spent the desert, wbero, failing employer claim hi» his bones may bo loft bleach. Surely the man long, arduous, ...

... HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES. BA BT,O W. DERBYSHIRE. GRAND HOTEL.—AII rooma booked for Christmas. Early application necessary for New Year to avoid disappointment. A. C. MERCER, Manager. STRETTON PRIVATE HOTEL, PRINCESS PARADE, BLACKPOOL, N. ripest Position ...

... and look e d forward with joy to a year of peace and Prosperity. The officers and inmates thanked the Guardians for the Christmas extras provided, It was reported that 180 wounded soldiers were it in the institution. An appeal for subscriptions towards ...

... earned. MONS HERO'S CHRISTMAS ESCAPADE. William Barker, an Irby labourer. who took part in the Mons fighting, and has recently been discharged from the Army, wits yesterday. at ng lilr Grimsby, charged with beiunk and dieorderly on Christmas Day, at Laceby; ...

... short supplies. As intimated the Mail some days ago, the insistence fishermen upon a holiday to celebrate the victory Christmas has resulted in a large number boats being held up in dock. This has disorganised the sectional system of sailings, ami North ...

... Ihe Government is anxiously watching this factor of the problem, but hopes that the natural reaction from overwork and the Christmas holiday account for the large proportion of this symptom The three •ia:n factors on which demobilisation depend are tho eize ...

... Mail LO>T, (iold Photograph Pendant, between Bacficicr-st. and W itefriargate, Friday; reward.—l Bachelor•treei. LOST, Christmas Eve, Airedale Puppy» answers to k ; reward ; detainer prosecuted.—9B, Fountain-rd. , , Ob'J'. Lily's Wristlet Watch. High-st ...

... iear CL The for been quiet deserted after nightfall that came somewhat shock to hear a band breaking blatantly of night Christmas Eve the past four Christmases nearest approach have had carol has been when little braving the vigilant “specials” chanted ...

... Funeral Procession Scenes. A Berlin telegram, describing the funeral of the Independent Socialist and Spartacus victims of the Christmas fighting there, says: An imposing funeral procession passed along the rntrr den Linden at one o'clock on Sunday afternoon ...

... to entrain fo. Ripon. They had the satisfaction of spending the Year in England—infinitely better than in Germany. Their Christmas was spent in Germany, but there were no special festivities. MORE ARRIVALS TO-DAY. The Archangel arrived the Riverside Quay ...

... , on a charge of obtaining jewellery to 'he value- ,£l2O under fdae pretences. and had been found in the police cell- o Christmas Day hanging means of a toweV lr was stated that Watson, who had seen service in France, and had been twice wounded one occasion ...

... 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 ...