... HEROIC BUT FRUITLESS SEARCH BY LIFEBOAT. number distress signals were eent from the neighbourhood of the Goodwin Sands on Christmas evening, and mystery surround' their origin. The Deal lifeboat was nt once put out when the signals nerp observed, but after ...

... Coventry City 3, Stoke 2 The supporters of Coventry City received a splendid appetiser for their Christmas dinner, when between 19,0(K) and 20,(KM) saw their club defeat Stoke by three goals to two. It has been a long time since the club scored its last ...

... GROCERIES. Distributions of parcels of groceries among 130 needy families were again made, at the Hurst-street Mission on Christmas Eve, and the following morning 300 of the poorest children were breakfasted, each little one also receiving fruit and toys ...

... but the usual tale of woe has once more to be told, and it seeing as (Lough the Christmas programme wilt prove disastrous to the promised success. At Leicester Christmas Day Binning' ham had the misfortune to lose the services of two of their best pl ...

... and WYNDHAM. ERNIE KING GCTIB GORDON. HAYES »nd MACD EDWARDS TINA PAVNOTA. A HOME CHRISTMAS. People who have been lamenting these many years the decay of the home Christmas must have been satisfied with the domestic character of the present festival. It ...

... McmdaT, Wednesday. Thnrjday, and Saturday 1, and afterward* annonnoed. THEATRE. TO-DAY AND UNTIL IXT.THER NOTICE. 3.». THE CHRISTMAS PARTY. A tor BARRY V. JACKSON. AT 7.15. THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL R. B. 6KEBJDAN. ALL SHUTS ARE BOOKED FOR TO-DAY - PERFORMANCES ...

... THE PREMIER’S CHRISTMAS. The Prime Minister and Mrs. Llojd George spent Christmas Day very quietly at Criccieth. It was the first time for the whole family to gather around the homo heartbeat Yuletide since 1914. There were no guests. Sir George Riddell ...

... floor. >,o one was injured. DISASTROUS BRADFORD FIRE. Damage estimated at .£lOO,OOO was caused a fire which broke out on Christmas Day at Victoria Mills, Bradford, occupied Messrs. Thompson, Black, and Co., oommission wool combers. Two firemen and a policeman ...

... 18, Dudley- road, Halesowen. a soldier on furlough, was remanded, charge of attempting to commit mdcide. was foi:nd early Christmas morning in the street, having shot himself with his rifle, hot without inflicting serious injury. ...

... KILLED BY TOY CANNON Tom Kitchener Hall, youth of 17, while holiday at Sewerby village. Brodlington, was Christmas Eve killed the explosion of .» self-constructed cannon which had loaded with high explosive. •■ouneer brother whom was showing the cannon ...

... Northerners’ deieat is that they were compelled to shuffle their team owing to the rough time they experienced in their Christmas Day match at Liverpool. Notable among the absentees was Bucnan. The first afforded enough exhilarating football to set the ...

... aged 2.5, and William Dries, aged 24, his brother-in-law, of New North-road, Islington, were arrested at Nottinglham on Christmas Eve on a charge of being concerned in the recent sensational robbery baef American khaki flannel, valued at £15.000, from ...