... —Holloway Bros.. Ltd . St. Mary's Street. Gloucester. r- iAILORESS Improvers, and Learners, on ~ Coats. Good wages.—l 4, Christmas Street. OUTDOOR WORKERS on Coats, Vests, and Trousers.— Murray and Co.. Rupert Street. ACHINISTB Coats. Vwts Trousers; also ...

... former 17th sergeant greeted me to-day when I arrived here, but he did not join until long after our time. tried before Christmas to get some increase to the pensions of old soldiers, but so far have been unsuccessful. I fancy you and I are the last of ...

... ?i College Music, took place , noon in the St. James's Mem ...

... But I really did jig, and whew ithildren were about I jigged • great deal. I was bought from a man in the street ( last. Christmas and tied to a tree. Then I was given to a child who had many brothers and sisters, I am sad to say. They broke or up, and ...

... applauded well, and the blindfold boxing by Second B. Legg and Scout B. Rose caused much amusement. The sketch, Mr. Smith's Christmas I'resent, was then given, the parts of Mr. Jeremiah Smith and Master Tommy Smith being taken by l'.L. F. S. Welch and Scout ...

... case. the course her re-examination Mrs. Dyke said that when her mother (who had had charge of deceased till just before Christmas) returned the child to her on December 20th she was not surprised the it. She did not know what a child should be at that ...

... musical items consisted of two anthems, beautifully rendered by the choir. The proceeds were for trust funds. The annual Christmas tree and Sundayschool treat of the United Methodist Sunday School was held on Monday, Jan. 6th. A tea was laid for scholars ...

... Trousers i Machinists.— Broderick, St-. James's Barton. 1 TIT ANTED. TAILOREE3, IMPROVERS, 4 LEARNERS Good -wages.—Machin, 14, Christmas Street. EXPERLENCED TAILORESS Ladies' Coats. Good wages and work all the year round.—A. Hopton, Fishponds. WANTED COAT HANDS ...

... about 12 years ago. The U.M. Christian Endeavour Society held Social on Tuesday, 14th. There was a violin solo by Mr. Frank Christmas; songs, “God send you back to me,” Miss M. Brimacombe; “Glorious Devon,” Miss B. Moore; “Give me a ticket to Heaven,” Miss ...

... Heard; solos, Misses D. Pomeroy and M. Westlake; chair, Mr, J. K. Jeffery. 27th, Consecration Service. Address, Mr. W. J. Christmas; solo, Miss L. Prouse ; chair, Rev. A. L. Trudgeon. Jan. 3rd, paper, Miss G. Westlake; chair, Mr. A. Jeffery. 10th, paper ...

... no sick poor requiring nursing in Welcombe parish. Out-relief for Christmas week was increased by 2s. for adults and Is. 6d. for children, compared with Is. 6d. and Is. last Christmas. A considerable increase in the wages’ bill for running the House was ...

... siy. One form which hem quite oaity took was that of paring th @ of his zener. some 25 or 350 old people every year. At Christmas «and other periods cifts would quietly find their the reci- dients. owner of nal in Lynton and hp was; ed pte rly erate lamdlard ...