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... KILLED ON THE LINE. The body of a man found dead on the London and South-Western line, near Devonport, on Saturday, has been identified that of James U. Wilson, builder, Tyldesiey, Lancashire. He was 37 years of age and married, and had been missing since ...
... MONUMENT TO MAJOR WILSON. Two of Mr. John Tweed's panels in memoriam of Major Allan Wilson and his patrol, slain the' Shangani in December, 1893, have now been cast in bronze, and one will shortly be shipped off to South Africa. The third is finished ...
... Rev. Henry O'Brien. brother of the thirteenth laird Inchignin. Colonel John Wilson's brother, Colonel Richard B..nett Wilson. commanding the 3rd Durban, Light Infantry, wee killed at %managed on the 31st of last March. ...
... KILLED WORKERS' FUNERAL COSTS. If a man killed in the performance duty leaves dependants, the exjtenses of hie funeral be recovered from his employers, but if there are dependants, they! cannot. This point in the Workmen's Compensation Act was drawn attention ...
... CURATE KILLED BY A RUNAWAY. The K*-v. L. Wilaou, curato of St. Mary's, Ml from a runaway horse on Tutsduy at Monmouth, and was tilled. Th ...
... OBITUARY. Among Cheltoniaaa who died were:—-Mrs. E. J. Wilson, widow of Aid. C. Wilson; Mr. Henry G. English, at Highcliffe-on-Se«, Jan. 6; Mr. C. F. Gale (82 years old), formerly first registrar of the County Court, Winkleigh, Jan. 11; Dr. W. J. Gray ...
... that Cheltenham has had a special interest in the Expedition by reason of the inclusion of a townsman. Dr. A. E. Wilson (son of Dr. E. T. Wilson) among the Discovery officers. was not furgotten in these preliminary remarks. Mr. Acc-G . said the duty of a ...
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... H.M.S. Exmouth, the flagship of Admiral Wilson, has won the gunnery championship the Channel Fleet. The Court of Common Council have agreed promote a Bill Parliament for malting the Corporation of London the sole rating authority in the City. The Rev ...
... connection with the cotton depression Bury, Mr. Wilson Barrett has given 4,000 loaves, and Lord Derby £100. Germany has twenty private hospitals and sixty sanatoria for lung complaints, and live more are in course construction. Italians resident in London ...
... The pumping station of the Bognor Water Company burnt to the ground on Wednesday. Three persons were killed and eight injured by a cyclonic storm in New York on Tuesday. The Shah of Persia shout to publish a book on the subject of his recent travels in ...
... DEAD. SANFORCS POISON for Killing Bate anewere well. liter one dressing I found 1W dead meat morning.—Bliee, ' Leighton. I killed rate with Saaford't Poison.—O. Cook, FMa, Kill 11 I deetroyed l«t rata with H.—O. Wilson, iVnSS'C'Kiffi ■* ...