... dangerously ill, Kimberley, Sept 9. §9th Company (Montgomeryshire) Imperial Yeomanry: 33530 L-Cpl H Gudge and 33918 Pte H Wilson (killed), 32639 Cpl A N Jefferys and 34616 Pte F Franklin (severaly wounded), Pte’s 34614 J G Pritchard (slightly wounded), and ...

... hamor***** following the wound. Tbe jury returned ronlict of wilful murder aomo person or persons unknown. Robert Wilson has been killed Rochester cement factory by kiln collapsing and burvinff biro beneath tho Heavy brickwork. Very inclement weather ...

... Colonial Secretary and Treasurer grant the insignificant sum of two, hundred pounds to the necessitous widow of Samuel Wilson, who was killed by being run over by trolley on our beautiful jetty. Docs the Colonial Secretary know the meaning the word Nemesis ...

... Edwards, Mr. R Evan.; and Corporal Wilson. BRECON AIRMAN KILLED. We regret to state that Sergeant William Charles Turner, of the Royal Flying Corps, son of Mr C. Turner, formerly steward of the Brecon Con oty Club, was killed in a shocking manner whilst flying ...

... • ship the river Nene at Seton when by the breaking of • chain a heavy baulk of wood fell upon a labourer namsd Wilson sad lastaatly killed him. The returned convict C rough, who was wanted on • charge of having fstally stabbed Subinspector Allan at lbshopbt ...

... mouth's imprisonment, which dated from the commencement of the sessions. having expired. Two men, named C.unliffe and Wilson, have been killed on the Malkins Bank Chemical Works, Cheshire, by the fall of a large boiler which they were assisting to raise. ...

... OSS W. Smith. A. Sorineleld, Jr. Sharpe. J. Stevens. H. A.Thompson, 0. Tipke.*G. Vivo- S. Tiles, W. Ward. 1119 .1. Wilson, J. Warbov. killed ; Privates J. Cackling. P. Murphy .W. Mills. W. McCracken. A. M. O'Connor. G. Pole, T. Wareer, died of wounds; 99 ...

... M. WILSON, Seed Merchant, Corn, Flour, and Meal Factor, HIGH STREET, BRECON, BEGS to return her sincere thanks to the public for the kind and liberal support accorded her since the death of her husband, and begs to inform her patrons that she has just ...

... OF BRITISH KILLED AND WOUNDED. The following telegrams from the General Officer Commanding in Egypt to the Secretary of State for War Lave been received at the War Office: Kassasain, Sept. 9 (Istruiliti, Sept. 10). —Following the list of casualties: K ...

... RESCUE OF SIB CHARLES WILSON. The following telegram handed by the War Office to the newepapere on Tuesday. Kobli, Feb. 9 (7.30 p.m.). Sir Charles Wilson just reached my oamp, haring left Gabnt early on morning of 6th inst. General Stewart’s wound doing ...

... winners were :—Ladies 1. Mrs Wilson. Gromane ; 2, Mrs Jacob. Llanstephan. Gents—l, Master Conway Staley, Gwenddwr ; 2, Mr T. Pritchard, Llyswen. Refreshments were given by the members of the club and served by Mrs Wilson (Gromane), Mrs Turner (Erwood) ...

... KILLED WHILE FOGGING.' IMPERIAL PARLIAM ENT EVICTIONS AT LORD LONDONDERRY'S COLLIERY. EXTRAORDINARY BORNS& House OF Lontia.—Famte. The Government assented to the almond reading of Lord Thring's Factory and Workshop Sanitation vat, and the harl of Dunra ...