... way loading, off Fore-street, and who died later from fractuavrd skull. Evidence was) given the effect that about 8.30 on Christmas Eve boy going down Backway saw tho body a man lying acmes tho water. gave information at one of the houses near by. A doctor ...

... Sidwell-street. Exeter, a labourer the employ of the L. and S.W.IE Company, who was killed express train at Railway Station Christmas Eve. Rev. J. I. Stuttaiford, curate St. .James', officiated, and at the graveside members of theR.A.O.B. (of which the deceased ...

... Xmas at the Western Counties' Institution, Starcross. Christmas Day was a time of great joy and gladness to pupils at Institution. Santa Claus visited all younger children, and many were cries delight at the contents of their stocking?. A service was ...

... SECOND WATCH ARRANGEMENTS. For the second watch of the R.N. Barracks, morrow, the G.W.R. will run Devonport, proceeding on Christmas leave to- treins at 9.40 a.m. to convey all men travelli to nd. and to all stations vif the Severn Tunnel ; at 12.20 .m. ...

... active service are inscribed. The Shrine was made by Mr. Geo. Burrow and the inscription and names wore painted by Mr. W. J. Christmas. The Shrine much beautifies St. John’s Chapel. The Vicar in his sermon urged the great need of contemplation on the unseen ...

... The Premier's Holiday. The Prime Minister and Mrs. Lloyd George spent Christmas Day very quietly at Criccieth. It was the first time*that the whole family had spent Christmas together since 1914. Friday Mr. Lloyd George presided at the annual festive ...

... and inasmuch as Swansea oslls for little comment, for with prizes are better at most of these both teams tired after their Christmas venues than engagements, play never became exciting. mey help to has recently been the case, this in bring about some improvement ...

... become useful institution. The schools broke on Friday, 19th, Ho. Thynne invited the aoholars and teaohers > tea, where large Christmas - tree' was die- from which each A delightful finie was spent by the youngsters. *>, i MORW&NSTOW Woodford Harvest Thanksgiving ...

... J. Short. George Bailey. John Hobbs. William H. Shiite. Thomas Rowe. Samuel Colwill. Charles Prouse. Fred Jeffery. Frank Christmas. Arthur Beer. Harry Dayman. Thomas Johns. Ernest W. Clarke. Arthur R. Buckler. “Their name liveth for evermore.” To the Glory ...

... public production presages that “ Aladdin “ wil enjoy the run it deserves as the most gorgeous, picturesque, end suc- cessful Christmas pantomime yet produced in the city. The company number nearly 60, and past achievements, some at Exeter, gave the principal ...

... of youthful belief in him-| establishments in the port will reopen this self he was truly a great golfer. ing after the Christmas holidays. GRAHAM AND MAXWELL. acinth drifter, is to be de- There was not 4 weakness in his game, and mobilized on arrival ...

... had been visiting him, ami only left on Saturday. Collision Between Soldiers and Civilians at Kiilarney Dublin. Friday. On Christmas Eve a fight took place between party of soldiers and come civilians. The police were called out, and while they were trying ...