... that is being organised for the building of Children’s Hospital- City outside London, tin from the country for few day's Christmas shopping, one of Mrs. Bullough’s first actions was to become President of the Fairies* Fund Harrods, which hopes throughout ...

... QUEEN'S. Eves- 8.15. Thurs.. Sats.. 2.30. Enough make you believe In Fairies and Father Christmas. Daily Express. “THE CINDERELLA MAN.’ Owen Nares. . E. Holman Clarke, Will West. Renee Kelly. o Boxing Day and onwards. Twice Dally, 2.50, e.io. “Tim Times” ...

... thelib last-. at Lea Pale Cottage. Guildford, notelet farerstuck, is his Sib year. The Saturday Westminster DECEMBER V. A CHRISTMAS DREAM. By J. Parson. DINING WITH LADY HOLLAND. THE SINGING APPLE A Poem by Rosamond Langbridge. REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. AND ...

... only to be expected in the period of the Year, everything showin g a tendency to slacken off with the near approach of the Christmas holidays and the end of the year. Evidences, however, are not wanting that activity in the company promoting world will only ...

... TURKEY. TT would be risky to give venison for Christmas dinner. Few like it You might as well offer caviare or pork. Some of us still have digestions to lose. MIDDLE-AGED. Regent's Park-terrace, N.W. OUR CHRISTMAS CAROLS. ONE thing does seem to be going cheap ...

... visioned in a dream on the night of Christmas Eve ; • the rich colour of the Mad nag p. with the fine singing o! the Oxford House Choral Society, was very effective. The play will be given every evening before Christmas. ...

... ■signing of peace with Turkey is that she wishes to insert a clause prohibiting, under the League of Nations, the cmstomary Christmas jokes her expense. The story of antediluvian having been' seen in a Congo forest is stated from Cape Town a fabrication. ...

... late happening of the solstice, the diffetence between the length of today and to-morrow will be barely two seconds. and Christmas will be forgotten before we shall benefit by u full minute. ...

... affairs, he expressed his desire to follow the policy pursued by M. Paderewski in Paris. The adjourns after to-day for the Christmas holidays, meeting again on January ft The new Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. Patek, is leaving immediately for Paris and ...

... CIGARETTES FOR CHRISTMAS 22nd December, 1919 Dear Sir (or Madam). direct to the Public 25 million well-known and high Hass have been inelructed to wll direct to per ce nt. reduction on Egyptian, of Aich are guaranteed fresh and be absolutely in conditions ...

... PARIS CHRISTMAS. INADOBST AND EUSTORY. SlO PREPARATIONS. (From Qs Paris, Sunday (received today). Paris is preparing to spend the maddest, mei riest Noel it, history. Not since 1913 have there been real Christmas festivities. and appal■ randy it is ...

... ever be declared against the will of Parliament and people. The House again cheered when he proposed immediately after the Christmas recess to bring in a Bill abrogating Clause 5 of the Italian Constitutiou, giving the King the right to declare war, make ...