... are ascertained :-Williani O'Rourke, shot dead; John Doey, three wounds inl the breast (clan. gerous) ; Daniel Dewlin, wound in leg-; Thoumas Dewlin, wound it leg; Thomas Kelly, in arm; Owen Little, in arm; Thomas Macauley, leg and hand; Edward Tauney,three ...

... Watkins went with him. In small wood he got hold of her, and. was alleged, threw her to the ground. He stuffed part of tho cardigan she was wearing in her mouth. When her friend heard Miss Watkins’ screams she ran to a nearby railway station for help. GIRL ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED POLICE NEWS SOLDIER FOUND HANGING. TRAGEDY OF LOST STRIPE. Because he went on parade without a woollen cardigan, John Arthur Hansume, aged 20, an artificer the First Training Battery at Woolwich, was given seven days C. 8.” and his temporary ...

... of Aberarth, Cardigan, who has been bellringer at the parish church, has resigned at the age of eightyfive. Owing to the poor response the L.C.C. decided to discontinue the award of parttime cookery scholarships to domestic servants. John Lakin. an 11-year-old ...

... A BURGLAR'S FACETIOUS LETTER TO HIS VICTIMS. ?? JOHN OCOLESTON, eighteen, labourer, was charged, at West Ham, with burglariously entering 28, Grafton Road,'North, Plaistow, and stealing wearing apparel, the property of William Alexander, a builder; and ...

... recollection the' terrible right ann of his, though he could hand, off with either the right the left arm he was running he would change the ball from one arm to the other, according to which side his opponents were coming for him, and it was no uncommon thing ...

... 'W. N. Grattan, the prisoner said, ' That is my handwriting. William Grattan said he wae a retired boot and shoe dealer, living at Tiverton, and the prisoner was his nephew. He did not know anything of the bill produced. It was in John Grattan's handwriting ...

... l of Deshy j K.G.;:was sixty-five years of age on Tue , day, the Earl ofg`t-rathmore and Kinghorne was sixtyseven, and Sir John Gilbert, Ink:, President of the Royal Society of Painters' in Water Colours, who was born at Blackheath, was seventy-four. ...

... Niagara Rapids. The mighty water caught her up like a straw and bore her ravidly towards the American Falls head first, her arms swinging in the air. As she approached the brink of the talls her face turned for a mnomenb towards Prospect Point, not 20ft ...

... -and saving man who had fallen overboard. William Phillips, Cardigan, an apprentice on the eteamship Paddington, was presented at Cardiff Friday with the Royal Humane Society’s medal. Mr. John Cory said Phillips’s waa the bravest deed he had heard of in ...

... little amount of speculation. This neat little letter from Professor Huxley is an exquisite supplement to Mr. Arthur I3ennett's John Bull and his other Island, and Mr. Bennett deserves thanks for having elicited an expression of opinion from such an excellent ...

... THE DISAPPEARANCEJ OF A WINDSOR IMAGISTRATE. In last week's POIaUn NEWS we announced the mys. terious disappearance of Mr. John Bedborough, the well-known providoreof Windsor Palace, and a magis. trate of the borough. The mystery has since received ...