... TINSLEY. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29th. SHEFFIELD BOYS v. BRADFORD BOYS. Kick-off, 2.15 p.m. Admission, 6d. and 3d. I>I*ACKPOOIj, CHRISTMAS.—Now booking i-> ROCKCLIFFE HOTEL, Princes Parade, Excellent enuine. Ever>- ccmtorl.—Taritt Manager. Durley dean hydro., ...

... married one the Bourbon princes, is asking for a divorce.—Central News. Two well-known masters have left Harrow School this Christmas. Mr. C. H. P. Mayo, a master since 1893, and Mr. R, Somcr veil, a Bursar since IEBX. ...

... Dramatic Critic) seem never to end. They have just escaped a threatened strike of their employees which nearly upset their Christmas arrangements, and now one wellknown manager has caused consternation among his brethren by raising the price of the stalU ...

... purchase great benefit of the community- The Sin of Whist. . - What is there intrinsically crimin' whist drive? which That is a Christmas conundrum R j st the good folk of the Cemetery v ° Church are seeking the answer. ...

... which should be a little thing frankly fanciful and impossible. Correct proportions are not desirable. is the candle to the Christmas-tree, so is the doll’s house to the doll. Her cup of tea may be as large as. her whole table and her cake as big as her chair ...

... giving one of the best displays for which they have been responsible late. Birmingham showed such moderate form in their two Christmas matches that Grimsby thought possibly the home team had struck a bad patch and that they might profit from that fact. But ...

... IRELAND’S CHRISTMAS. It is blill rather difficult to gather exactly, what happened in Pheenix Park during the small hours of yesterday morning. iso far as can ascertained, the Viceregal Lodge was fired at by party of snipers. What thev hoped to do by ...

... CHILDREN’S JOYOUS TIME. The Christmas festivities in connection with the Sheffield Royal Hospital were continued on Saturday, when a special programme of entertainment was carried out for the children. The large Christmas Tree in the Nursery Ward was ...

... PASSER-BY. THE CASUAL COMMENTS OF A CASUAL FELLOW. CHRISTMAS MUMMERS. .lit ]o&»? the muioioerS j,Liv St. which in the street- this year. well ieij*e.riil*-r • the play 1 a lioj. But it acted Baxter parties small b«>ys who were known ** pace wearing hate ...

... Fifteen women, whose combined ages totalled. 1,200 years, and 23 men whose ages aggregated 744 years, were present at the Christmas festivities at Northwich Workhouse. A bed-ridden miner has, through the generosity of some of his mates, had his house at ...

... RABBIT AND POULTRY SHOW. The Lincoln Excelsior Rabbit and Poultry Society held their Christmas show the Shakespeare Pavilion, Lincoln, on Saturday, when there was large entry, the quality being excellent. Mr. Swales Ward, Spalding, was the judge. List ...

... EUROPE'S STARVING BABES. CHURCH’S UNITED APPEAL. Sheffield’s Part A TERRIBLE CHRISTMAS IN AUSTRIA. Yesterday. Holy Innocent’s Day, markflL an almost unique effort throughoiA Christendom behalf the starring children Europe. The plight thousands of the®© ...