... her chimney at night. She was referred to the Court missionary. She afterwards said: Thia has been going on ever since Christmas and I think the nouse must haunted. At night we are awakened extraordinarv noises in the chiranoy, and on getting find that ...

... expansion for the first three months has been £11,877.000, ami as by far largest portion of this tax is collected after Christmas, tho increase predicted wxll doubtless be roalised. Largely owing to the increase from 80s. to 60s. per proof gallon in the ...

... widower, she became engaged to him. He gent her engagement ring from Egypt and December. 1913, she joined him there, and on Christmas Day she was married to him at Alexandria. The following May they returned to London and on November a son was born. In February ...

... have benefited £10 each> would have been expended loading fields for juniors. The club had been most successful since last Christmas, losing only four out matches played. /They appreciated the loyalty the players who had during th>* period played under pre-war ...

... many gentle nursemaids. The children were loaded with toys, and laughed as they had not done in tune. At Christmas there was a great party, Christmas tree, fairy queen, presents for everyone. These people, too, broke down and wept when went away amidst ...

... the public realise the fact that musicians, operators, and attendants of picture houses never get Bank Holiday, not even Christmas Day. At a time like this, could it not made general holiday ?—-Youra. etc.. MUSICIAN (DEMOBILISED), YEARS’ AGTIYE SERVICE ...

... modification of diet and discipline on the day of celebration. Tice Guardians decided to treat the out-door cases es at Christmas, and that July 21 should be fixed as the day for the outdoor celebration, with as great a modifica- tion of diet and discipline ...

... 100 Upton 4z Deb. 70 1 Lister and Cu. Ord 55'44 6/ 6/ /S5/104 .. * 1 London and hemes liar*n Ord 77 6 5 torsi! and Christmas Cum 17. 1 i.yooa(J.)4 tt>. V I Lyons fj.l Co. Pref. 18/14/* llf W «J.14C0. 6Z Cam. 16/ J » - 22/10U /6 3/ 1 1/Msgsdt Soda ...

... ha'vr 1, lor -Toddle,. , . e-j: h*'^, • it T«ddh»-HVjj,r-. proto»f« in v,m. ' She evidently the net of . glib the Holy Christmas ehe wit, the given the «• »££) -Nothing wanting frog, , 51 See her frosty *»b end bonnet rabbit woo! C '*ss woolly goiter ...

... riiould paid at rime and a quarter for in. first three hours, time and half beyond thrco hour?. and double time for Sundays, Christmas Day, Good Friday, and national holidays. After tr.c re commendation was referred back for ...

... guarantee the employees to put work of 250 davs pbr year, and to be counted as work in the 250 days all general holidays such Christmas. Easter. Whitsuntide and all Bank Holidays and sickness when so certified by the doctor, but not for local feasts. Thirdly ...

... the limit of German capacity to pay. Just so. This was said by hundreds of politicians in the weeks immediately preceding Christmas, but it was hinted that they were “pro-Germans,” and there was no doubt that they were not sound patriots. The rhetoric of ...