... native place), Newcastle and London. He was: M.P. for South Islington 1886- 1908; Sheriff of Hull 1875.76; Mayor, 1883. 4-6; Lt.-Col. Engineer Militia; ex-President of the Associated Chambers of Commerce; ex-President of the London and Hull Chambers of Commerce; ...

... constant movement, not unlike a stream, for neither can a stream stay its course, nor can the fleeting hour, (Ovid.) NOTES ON NEWS. The threatened strike by the dockers Throughout the country began at midday on Saturday. and reports from all parts of the ...

... issue this week is dated for Christmas Day. but it is being published a day earlier Therefore, we desire to take this opportunity of expressing our sincerest wishes to readers, advertisers and contributors for a happy Christmas. This is preeminently the ...

... the good old days.~ Will Dacey coot ibutes a sketch Christmas Customs, ' and wishes to know who invented the Christmas pudding, and why waits arc etc. Sixpence spent on the purchase of the Christmas number of the Passing Show is an investment which ...

... Book and ' Winter's Pie,' published by the Illustrated Newspapers, Ltd , of 6, Great New Street, London, E.C. 4. The journal is an excellent example of the printers' art, and although its price is 2s. one cannot but wonder that such a brilliantly coloured ...

... companies appealing to theta to extend their Christmas excursion fares to Christmas morning, us thousands of shop assistants will be working late on Christmas Eve and can only travel to their respective homes on Christmas morning. Captain Larking adds It is ...