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... many content enjoy without asking we eat il at Christmas time It custom which come to from very early ages first Mince Pie not quite like one to enjoy Christmas not roun but was something cradle eaten Christmas Manger spices inside represent Magi sometimes ...
... indebted to Mr. Harry Fletcher. a New York organist. aad a brother of Mr. .I.lbert Fletcher. organist of the Conisboru* Parish Church. for 2* ,teilowing enttiUg trust New York times' of Nov. )6:— Arthur J. litande. a London Lawyer, who arrived on his way ...
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... witness last taw her sister Kathleen with Holt on the Monday before Christmas, when they exchanged seasonable gifts and withes. The next day the deceased. who intended to spend Christmas away from home, called at the shop where the witness was eraployed ...
... John Porter and a Memorable Derby. A THRILLING FINISH. Returning to John Porter's l>ook. writes “Rapier” the Illustrated and Dramatic New a.’' I find that have reached one of the moat eacituijr Derby* in the history tim race, that of 1885, which ended ...
... Tud-re possess not is his 97th health He became Lord for party 1886 the 1895 until Lord action of v He Bill 1918 solicitors RACE F0RA FLAT race amber of pedestrians took place district London Spectators' imagined pursuit of thief in believed to hue-and-cry ...
... had an illustrated lecture on Bol s h ev i sm , the results that were very satisfactory. The Peril of the World, was given by . Mr. W. takings for the six weeks were £ 135 per week, Aver (London) in the Council School,. on Fri- and 27 new members were ...
... tun. The company learn* London now for two reasons, and due other cities, Leeds aiming them, which heartily welcome ami Sullivan or twice a year: and even if the company were not due in the would not find another theatre in London where, at present, there ...
... 22nd, re-open Tuesday, November 2nd; Christmas, close Thursday noon, December 23rd, re-open Tuesday, January 11th, 1921. It will news to many that Miss Constan e Worth, the film actress, is a native of Little London, Yeadon, where her family still live ...