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... for use as *club. The branch has now 150 members. In connection with the Iligh Green and Mortomley Soldiers' and Sailors' Christmas Parcel Fund, the sum of £lO7 has been raised. out of which £7O worth of parcels were sent out and £3O 10s given in sums of ...
... draw LONDONDERKY STARES. for Eisht Al!-AfCJ. 101. e.-xra. W inner. second. £7. Mr. D. Yellow ley - *i Bravo Mr. J. V' ...
... Edmund Candler’s criticisms of the General’s conduct of affairs at Amara. Mr. Candler, he said, was not in Kut on that Christmas night when the Turkish forces suc- ceeded in getting ihto the forts. Kut was done, Ku: was finished; but ho sent a handful ...
... FOR W,AR. | « better jtidee ot the circumstance* than , ~ . , I Mr. Candler. The latter was not Rut kiwi. t> • »• * that Christmas night when the Turkish Petit pubushes ac- f succeeded in getting into the forts, count interview which its corre«ijon- j^ ...
... time ago, has since received the D.C.aL, for gallantry Havrincourt September. the Mortomley and High Green Soldiers’ and Christmas Par Fund .£lO7 was raised; .£7O w orth | parcels wa-* sent out, and £3O 10s, gi\en in sums of IDs. each to men who have been ...
... (General Townshend) claimed to be a better judge of the circumstances than Mr. Candler. The latter was not in Kut on that Christmas night when the Turkish forces succeeded in getting into the forts. Kut was done, Kut was finished, but he (the speaker) sent ...
... SPLENDID VALUE. SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. EXORS. ‘G. R. JACKSON, Included in this short list have materials rich in protein, and others with large carbohydrate contents. After proper treat- those materials can utilised in the proportion of concentrated ...
... district question. A reduction from hoars to 47 hours per week without change in the weekly rate «f wages was agreed to before Christmas and accepted the accredited organisations of the employers and workmen of the United Kingdom, which included Belfast, 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. ...
... in twe - nty-four hours. After that he was sent to work at a factory , where metal was melted. He was employed here until Christmas,• 1916, when he planned , and carried out a big attempt at escape. He managed to ,obtain money and civilian , clothing and ...
... were:—Brown Mr. Geo. Firth: Miller J. ' Procto r; Bracewell cup, Mr. U. Roll of Honour cup, Mr. E. C. opening handicap, Mr. H. Christmas handicap, Mr. C. Lickes.. The election of officers resulted follows:—President, Mr. A. E. Sorthent : viec-presidents. Messrs ...
... attack ensued, ;v evening they camp, and celebrated festivities, which was done then vialnii was due in tho front, lino on Christmas nuch needed and frequently postponed relief »r'vv the end December, and the battalion Wocmbout, and thence Calais for lh ...