... said Sir John, hnd loyally carried out the underukinff not to 4upply arms to any Party in Spain. If there be leac h e s of the international agreement it would be rash to r oe that the breaches had occurred only on one side. As for peace, Sir John said. ...

... ladies there are dainty lingerie sets. hosiery. gloves. wool. and silk scarves. handkerchiefs in fancy boxes. umbrei:as. cardigans• jumpers, silk cushions—in fart. one could extend the list ad inftnitum. The mere man is also catered for in the war ...

... December fhb, George Andrew, aged 11, dearly beloved son of John and Mary Mcßwan, of Blacketts, Loogwitton. To be interred at northern to-day (Frida. December 10) at 2.80. Funeral from Glebe F y arm, Hartburn. A bus will leave Wingstee at 1.50. —At Elm Bank ...

... Thus also tho usual mocks of tbo better knows brands of Bootee and Irian and N. spoinal rum for Ina is noted. The oLdostaa.hod Arm of Clota Coppem holl.tarnam continuo maintain emir reputation 'smilers of triers and soma.. A glance through thole prim list ...

... assembled at Ham cross-road and marched to Fredricks meadow. The celebrations were opened by the Earl Cardigan. who was accompanied by Lady Cardigan. Earl Cardigan was introduced by Miss Mason, of Shalbourne Manor. The parishioners sent a telegram of loyal greetings ...

... is • Sonoeam, was away from school last week. I am glad that Ma►y, her sister. has written to you. June has made father a cardigan for Christmas. i have a friend in India. Has Isobel been ill? If so. I hope she has ftuly recovered•—Uncle Ted. From TONY ...

... of Mr and Mrs A. McClelland, of Benton. to Mods, youngest daughter of !Jr and Mrs A. Blackburn, of Pored Hal Sir Nicholas Grattan•Doyle, Member for North Newcastle, will be At Home to hi constituents at 2, Jesmond Rood from 4 to 5 p.m. tomorrow. In ...

... Christmas shonp.ng would be incomplets without a visit to this old•establlshed firm. AT WARWICK HOUSE The windows of Mr St. John Butt are always an attraction. and contain articles to suit the taste and pocket of everyone. The dainty display of gifts cannot ...

... AT CREWE. DINNER AND RE UNION. Welsh speaking people Smith Cheshire and North Staffordshire attended • dinner at the Crewe Arms Motel ea Saturday, arranged members of the Welsh speaking fraternity m Crews. The functions the first of its kind to be promoted ...

... magistrates last month. The Chairman (Aid. John Embertoni said the magistrates took a serious view of the case and had hesitated about sending Ankers to prison. A line of LS was imposed. CREWE BROTHERS AND A SILENCER. —John Taylor. Rainbow-street, Crewe. was ...

... Mr Wakeiteld were the organists. Kings, Arms A. 802. King's Arms B 711. Aliddlewich A. 761. Swan A. 762. Middlewich B. 762. Swan B. 780. Bully Bush 606. British Legion 773. Swan A. 792. Swan B. 765. Kings Arms A. 603. Holly Bush 696. Drill Hall 793. ...

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