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... Government would consider sonic the war the Central Control (Liquor Traffic) from Christmas vo .. jiO January Ist, view of the fact that this first post-war Peace Christmas. • Mr. Bonar Law said he could not add an. to his previous lcply. Dr. Murray asked ...
... English Dresses, Blouses, Jerseys, Scarfs, Hats, Dress Skirts, Winter Goats, &c. 6, Argyle Street (Eulteney Bridge). BATH ■ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. James W. Mackrill (late W. VEAL), Jeweller and Watchmaker, Diamonds, Ruby, Sapphire, Pearl and Turqouise Rings ...
... Nevarber 12 e - state that in view of the economic for the 110.000 peso by Gm- tion, as set forth by the German f.n_ 4 CHRISTMAS IN PAWL gates, no rale of this nature is reap Anise la or a a nand by the Allied and Associated . 4 e .. , THEATRES AND CHURCHES ...
... Baa, Town Hall. _ 26.—Invitation Subscription Dance, Pump Room. 26.—Christmas Pantomime, Little Jack Horner, at the Theatre. ' Steeplechases, Park. 30.—Invitation Christmas Bail 31.—New Year's Eve Ball. Town Hall. JANUARY. I.—lnvitation Subscription ...
... Golders Green; the snails the thorn, the tax-gatherer the wing; Mr. Bottom ley states that the war will still over next Christmas: Christmas 1919, passed peacefully away the morning December 20; Mr. Pelman still remember* whit Gladstone said in 1887; and things ...
... time, as the Slaughter back* were simply outplayed. A very moderate game finished with the score: Aston 7, Slaughter 1. CHRISTMAS CAROLS AT CAMPDEN. At St. Catharine's Catholic Church. Campden, on Sunday afternoon, in connection with the National Carol ...
... believed that it was the last Christmas we should have to experience such things. But as the months have flitted by we have suffered one disappointment after another, until, as Sir James Agg-Gardner very truly said in the Christmas Number of the Looker-On, ...
... sixth, Governor Wood was SIPPET CHARLIE SCORE S There was no bid for the winner. seventh, Investment cighth, Fewstor. ninth, CHRISTMAS-DAY. finiehed with the best shot of the day from: and Evans put Felmouth on the aggressive, bled, 3.0-HAMPTON STEEPLECHASE ...
... The Two Pathways, by fairies Beatrice and Gladys Gram, Tom and Ernest ; hymn; reading. Mr. J. Cook; recitation, the Christmas Party, Ada ('ox; recitation, I were an Angel, Lucy Rood; duet, Angel Whispers, I Mrs. Matthew Orarn and Gladys ; recitation ...
... M. St. Mary's Church, Swanage. 9 CHINA FOR A Story of Long Ago. I 1 5 PRESENTS In the early part of the 19th century. on Christmas Eve, in the afternoon. the out DINNER. TEA, DESSERT Parish Clerk and his iIVO 6411111 went oul into the to get holly and ...
... A. (son of the Yen. Archdeacon Sanders), late curato of Wolborough, Newton Abbot, was instituted the living Axminster on Christmas Eve the Bishop of Exeter. The service of induction took place in the presence of large congregation. The surpliced clergy ...
... Robertson (Maugotsfield) : 5s Mrs Rawlins tree Htracban : 10s Christma £7 Christmas Fund Frank Richardson: 30h j’und Frjend toys Miss Mawditt Fund 6d Christmas 1!111- rhriHt 2s 6d Christmas Fund ” mas Fund Mist? Bird: sweete “Anon”: of Mrs wi Samuel Oliver ...