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... given before Christmas, but “1© per©” was called London and had postponed, to the disappointment of everybody, for lie is an eloquent speaker and knows how make his subject interesting. With Christians, even from the earliest times, Christmas was, said, ...
... the firm of Meshes. Nethersole and Honeyball, connection with their cattle sate. In the, early days of the Sittinglmurne Christmas Fat Stock Show Mr. (:recreated was one of the judges foe a few years. Owing to failing health Mr. Cremated r?tired, and went ...
... elder boys, followed for the Vicar and Mrs. O Reilly. Shortly after came a very agreeable surprise, the arrival of Father Christmas (Mr. Castle Smith), and his aeroplane, laden with presents. These he proceeded to dis. tribute, the little children receiving ...
... direct from the head office, and that the Organising Secretary should deal with the orders from members of the Land Army. The Christmas number was sent t-hc Committee to every L.A.A.S. work- 1 ing in Kesteven, and was much appreciated the girls A depot for ...
... forwarded to St. Dunstan’s for the blinded soldiers and sailors. Dancing was kept up with great vigour until 1.30 o'clock. —The Christmas Day dinner collection for Lord Roberts' Memorial Workshops amounted £-1 Is. ...
... Supported by ■ EDDIE POLO, Etc. ALEXANDRA THEATRE, JOHN BRIGHT ST., BIRMINGHAM. The Midland Home of Pantomime. Grand Comio Christmas Pantomime, CINDERELLA. including Victoria Carmen and Barrett and ' Knowles. Every Evening 7 p.m. Matinees: Mondays, Wednesdays ...
... of the now always up (set?) must be good 'in opinion i iiMtM© war be amply ftr ' - CHRISTMAS TREE FUND “f of our last list pi additional eontributions the Mail Christmas : - Amount £6203 18 7 Electric Acces- End 39 9 ham by C Baxter Birmingham £344 9 6d) ...
... afternoon was spent preparing the Christmas Tree for some children visitors who had been invited to the hostel. For no Christmas could possibly be Christmas without them. We were all dancing hand in hand round the Christmas Tree, which was blazing with candles ...
... daughter, Elsie Sia. Who. prior to her death, was on the clerical staff of Messrs. Vickers, Crayford. RetorninK from her Christmas holiday. she was seized with to all appearances. a trivial illness hat it subsequently proved to be of an uncommon and dangerous ...
... York was hist birthplace. OIRISTMAS No. (Dartford).—An advertisement in our Specials column might bring you a copy of oir Christmas Number, which, like all good things here below, got snapped up quickly. REGULAR READER (Redhill). — Potted biography of Sheldon ...
... Heathcote (Chess Amateur Office, Stroud.) —This is the form that Mr. Alain C. White's energies have taken for his usual Christmas volume, and we would at once say no worthier subject could be found for his untiring industry. For many years past Mr. Heithcote ...
... and UlA Carpathian S 1101 V . flakes showing white—aa usual , just a little ahead of the snowdrops . A day or two before Christmas ono of my friends remarked that it mattered little though holly berries were scarce this winter , when bi g branches of the ...