... AT PALACE THEATRE. Over £lOO Colin Don For Ez-Soldlers espseetlinii. lie Christmas of peace and good. . • of th• 1 a ih oti Chostmas Ininst. The tootormist :bratlw , reprewented both en the plath-rui an I .n the ' A m mtg.!' the stalls, pit. sad both ...

... to the continua el tM An greet es the nottosesias elms tower us ndefa belt • redo away were broken No ortild be r the ea Christmas Day. The increase in railway rates will mean a general, if small, increase in pr!ces. is inevitable. hut there is a danger ...

... top. Before the wife. opened. • crowd of cheering children were The Bench panted • separation ordes, toe admis.ion to the Christmas Dm Mina Hs • walk. breakfast. The enthusiasm of the young m••=1WW11111•11111111111 folks knew no bcunds, every heart nearly ...

... awarded as I lows:— Mrs. of niter Mr. Roy. silver cigarette came. HOTEL METROPOLE. Christmas was a merry time for the guests of the kletropoie. Blackpool. On 'Christmas Eve • rinderella dance was much enjoyed. sod sessonable music waa provided by a male ...

... fullrat en. tent. fine pros-M.l them with a splendid dinner. Games. singing.: and reeitsla to eh,it.lnna enitiv• imnt, • Christmas tre. and the tdettilv. decorated rooms gave the a real Yule. tide appearenee. In the afternoon. the Mayor and 31 AVOMM. aim ...

... Office end instanced eases of tick persons who wore without fires for several days. It was stated that hundred* people spent Christmas without fire*. The overseer granted temporary supplies from emergency stocks, and promised, put the cases quoted before tbo ...

... Mouse neat week. Peter Pan Ma now become one the immortal heroes of the juveniles, who must return to stageland every Christmas to comp/eta their delights of toe festive season. The adven. tuna of Peter Pan Mg with those of Alad. din and Cinderella ...

... and other items were provided. During the voyage the sum £ll6 was collected in aid of seamen's charities. On Sunday and Christmas Day special services were conducted by the purser. ...

... Shrewsbury coroner, yesterday. Mary Walker (30*. Woodbine-terrace, Basehurch, accidental!}' set her clothing ablaze with a Christmas morning, and although her grandson citing uislied the flames, and was himself badly burned in so doing, the old lady died ...

... understand bow 1 came miss her.” Riley was remanded, and understood that further charges shooting one man end stabbing another Christmas Evo will preferred against him. ...

... views before the Mission, and is thus—ns many instructed Egyptians realise—likely to prejudice the Egyptian case. A SAD CHRISTMAS DAY. The funerals took place in one grave at Bardon Hill, Leicestershire, yesterday, of two children of Harry Fewks—Eric ...

... e uousie was by a choir. following wh:ei: • was taken in act of the Victoria Hospital. Ito • beautifully illninin• ateol Christmas Tree contained • chniee as. surtment of gat,. which were dostrobuteol anbongat the • series of indoor sports were also The ...