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... CHRISTMAS FARE. To THE EDITOR, THE AFRICAN TIMES AND ORIENT REVIEW. SIR, The writer of the article entitled Christmas Fare which appears in your last issue has evidently not studied the Near Eastern question very closely. He sta=.es that the motive ...
... CHRISTMAS ANNUAL, ...
... CHRISTMAS ANNUAL, ...
... CHRISTMAS FARE. BY E. SCHAAP. IT will be remembered that Dean Swift in Gulliver's Travels made some caustic, perhaps untruthful, remarks anent maids-of-honour. These ladies have had their characters cleared — after a lapse of nearly two hundred years ...
... SIR, CHRISTMAS FARE. Your correspondent Near East, who charges me with not having read the accounts of the .porrespondents of the Times, the Telegraph, and the Chronicle, has both a very bad memory, and a very large share of that simple faith that ...
... 1912 CHRISTMAS ANNUAL Now in Preparation. ...
... Grand Christmas annual for 1913. What you have to do. Persuade a friend to become a subscriber to the AFRICAN TIMES AND ORIENT REVIEW for one year, fill in his name and address on the accompanying coupon, and post it to the Editor, AFRICAN TIMES AND ORIENT ...
... A Merry Christmas to You All. Once more we send forth to all our readers the greeting appropriate to the great festival of Love and Peace to men of Goodwill. A year of many vicissitudes and trials to us is now drawing to its close. Great and grievous ...
... The African Times and Orient Review 1912 CHRISTMAS ANNUAL Now in Preparation. CONTENTS. KATEBET THE PRIESTESS WE IN INDIA - by Duse Mohamed by Sundara Raja ST. SOPHIA: CATHEDRAL AND MOSQUE ...
... One Free Copy of our Grand Christmas Annual for 1912. To the Editor, ...
... One Free Copy of our Grand Christmas Annual for 1913. NOW SET TO WORK! To the Editor, AFRICAN TIMES AND ORIENT REVIEW, 158, Fleet Street, London, England. In compliance with your offer of a free copy of your Grand Christmas Annual of 1913, I have persuaded ...
... The New Age, London, says :— Quite the best Christmas number of any magazine that has come under our notice. It is, however, by no means what an ordinary reader would expect. There is little of Christmas foolery in it, the articles being for the most ...