... cancelled; 1050 a.m. train gives no connection for Lincoln; 12.20 p.m. train gives no connection for Boston. The last train from London row leaves King's Crose at 1.30 p.m. (arriving at Horncastle at 4.47 p.m.), the 3.0 pm. train being cancelled. FOOTBALL IN ...

... the Union of London Butchers to be present at the complimentary dinner given on Tuesday evening to Mr. J. Melluish, who was the retail adviser to the Ministry of Food. The function was held in the King's Hall, Holborn Restaurant, London, and was attended ...

... keeping ppointment in well repaid for their trouble. May we wish : ictions of the big flood in London under the London County Council. | our tradesmen a busy Christmas, and that | May, along with the descriptive article o |in the Ola Theatre. St. Laurence Streel ...

... Messra. W. K. Morton and Sons, The | Broadway, have, as usual, catered well for ! their customers, who may choose their Christmaes and New Year cards from a | choice selection. They also have a large and varied stock of books for children of all ages, as ...

... in the lives of some of the inmates. A special New Year's tea had also been given them on the 3rd inst.— The Chairman had, with his tisnal kindness, eent two geese to the staff of the House for Christmas, and he wished to thank him on behalf of his staff ...

... ' A.l:m:on. 142, Palmer’s Road, New ‘;:flnn policy there have been, but in > hopiinls fo Linduy qnd Linesbe. _at Messre. W. K. onght to be in the mi . they Harma phboto play beads the bill. instructi = = . gate. London, N.ll, says: “T was taken {5 0% ...

... found he hag been beg- | Christmas Eve. No collection of letters Will * gy otion and one cannot get a light at all clamation, and Mrs. Hotehkin briefly reging for food. Supt. Wright enid the de-° Le made in town areas on Christmas Day. ciihout ‘an incandescent ...

... worn out, and he took them on CHRISTMAS CARDS-—Are you having any g gt 8 ; second lot of cattle defendante did likewise, . 4 4pa curtaln' man (Mr. C. Bedlow and could find the necessary sureties. Christianity, illustrating his remarke with the epur of ...

... free. The jecture will be illustrated by lantern elides. It '« the first lecture on bees that has heen given in Horneastle. ('HRISTMAS TREE.—The children of the il ncastle Congregational Sunday School b their annual Christmas tree in the Jehoolroom adjoining ...

... Nelson, on Lgondly. Mr. D. Carradice, president of the Nelson Society, occupied the chair. The lecturer, Mr. W. Powell Owen, of London, had for his subject the ‘‘ Selectoin of breeders,” and he dealt at great length on the subject, to a fairly well attended ...

... and Partners to design a piece label for their Indian trade. It may be remembered that she executed the Christmas illustration for last year’s Christmas number of * The Yorkshire Observer Budget.” Rain Everywhere. There is a sort of uncharitable satisfaction ...

... present year. The shops are displaying tempting Christmas goods, and the wise person will be making out the list of friends and relatives to be remembered and a suggestive list of presents so that her Christmas shopping will not be so haphazard. To buy a ...