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... BUNNEY: CHILDRK The Lord Mayor ' present Christmas paid Children’s Infirmary convalescents made cheery red frocks ceiling-high Chnstni Little tone of the ret tributed gifts all Mayoress said how there, and wished I able time and a ver three ringing Lord ...
... Dsle-sfrect. who were suddenly summoned to headquarters on the morning Christmas Day investigate the mysterious murder (kivent-garden. Superintendent M’Coy and his men spent the whole Christmas Day and following night endeavouring to trace the murderer and identify ...
... RIFT) OPTIMISM Spirit of the London Stock Exchange. Business was resumed in the financial wore to-day after a prolonged Christmas vacatio! in_@ spirit of modi uring the remaini few days of the the money market will stil] be occupied his y t is not wW ...
... leading London store tells me, writes oorrogpondont in the Evening Standard/’ that a new da»s of shopper ha> encountered this Christmas. The shopper m efftxt *.ayb : ** 1 have plenty money: help me to spond it.” It is perfectly ohvions to any observer that ...
... Cemetery. I Tiiotisatiils lined the route of the | fmicro I from Ht>!y (‘hnreh. Fallowfiehl. where the toffin had laid ' since Christmas Day. and where the first part lof the funeral service «a* conducted, to | the Manchester Cathedral. Outside both ■ hii:ldin'_' ...
... failing Lorulon store tells writes a oorreeiKjndont in the Evenimr idard,” that a new class of shopper has been mntered this Christmas. The shopper m it s-ays: 1 have plenty of money: help me it.” It is perfectly obvious any rver that a groat many people had ...
... * * * To the veterans of the police force the Christmas or other public holiday period is always looked upon as a testing time for the newly.recruited officers, in th** exercise of judgment and tact. This has been the first public holiday since Liverpool ...
... YULE GIFTS FOR LONG SERVICE. Mr. A. J. Law, M.P. for Rochdale, has made Christmas gifts of ten £5 shares in and VV. Law, Ltd., Dura Mills, Little- Imrough, to each employee who has completed thirty service, and intimates that gifts ara made all other ...
... Gladstone •'jolly Cliri«t4iia» n»oM *>f ut pujoyinjr iUi family reunion? cheer contrast? with the di.tnjal r.T.>r.j .1 repysV Christmas in 1668. i, • runs the entry in the diary. • t,. .J with my wife. ho. poor wreu-l,; „■ all day till tea at niuht, alteii; ...
... senators objected strongly to th© fact that the British Empire was ablt outvote the United States. Mr. Lloyd George has spent Christmas with his family Criccieth, and during his stay he has been present at several homely gatherings of his old friends in Ll ...
... travelling Toucher to a place called ’•Christmas, England.’’ But leave vouchers always have a return half, and we hand those to-day at our particular company office in the city. It has been a wonderful Christmas. Some say that it was of the best pre-war ...
... very orderly, and there was little for tho most censorious critic complain about. THE PEACE CONFERENCE. Nowhere hae the Christmas rest boon more highly appreciated than in the Government departments where the staffs have bee-n working at high pressure ...