... MY NOTEBOOK. Last week I gave you my Christmas CHRISTMAS STILL. greeting, for my last issue was our Christmas number. Owing partly to custom aiid partly to the necessities of the trade, it is usual for Christmas numbers to be issued many weeks before ...

... quarters of amateu Rugby football. -x- * * We should like to invent a new kind of boiling-oil tortur for the rascals who employ poor out-of-works to canvass thei trumpery Christmas cards, on commission alone, and hay ucting effrontery to render then liable ...

... trouserstretcher, new, post free P.O. is. Bd., or two for 23. 9d., carriage paid.— Box 4595, 'Modern Man, 29, Farringdon Street, London, E.C. Conjuring catalogue, illustrated, free; send early. --Vandy (Dept. M.M.), next 'Wyndhazn's Theatre, London. Marvellous ...

... express serv—c., Our Christmas Number. s - 0 Next week . , ,- issue of M odern rrhuriblio„ r o r ; the usual day, will' he o to u r ai ri f he cie c ;e o r t ouble Number. In addition omary features it will contain a humorous illustration, short stV 1, 5 h ...

... considers that Sir Rufus's .selection fairly takes tie biscuit: The new Lord Reading ,is, of course, in the black 'books of both. Is the al n:ost iv fallinc Londoner of the Evening News correct i,i stating that Miter Lane gets its name from the bellyeters ...