... performing with a lt.g. grizzly beat, was suddenly atthoked by the brute, who rose on his hind legs, and, seizing the right arm of Orenra between his teeth, outstretched his enormous paws, evidently with the intention of -,hugzging him to death. The screams ...

... EDITOR. SIR,—I read in your Friday's issue a long paragraph with the above beading by my old friend and fellow-student, Mr John Young Evans, B.A. And I read it with as much surprise as in- terest, for I cannot divine Mr Evans' reasons for the faith that ...

... Stevens, htoyal Artilery, to bezuanted the ad honorary rank of captain. in A3)nuLaxTY Appon,-Trxs.r JTA-. 3.-Midalibipmare irs John Biddleeome, ?? to the Excellent, to date Jan. 4; iO, Vneiners Albert V. Blake to Bermuda Yard, Cornelius 11. to S iuad to the ...

... Clyde Navigation Trust; .and Mr. John Stirral, chief ahssistt to Dert. D. and T. Steveneson, engineers, Edinburgh. Axoaress PsarrxxL Liner FA~nrrIr.-Shrty after oce o'clock yesterday morn, at the Blackburn Iufrmsir m John Earnsyaw, labourer, , 33yearsof ...

... OUTRAGE ON AN OLD WOMAN NEAR CARDIGAN. An outrage of a most htorrible character hasbeen committed upon- an old woman named Kitty Oliver, 80 years of age, residing in a cottage by the roadside sbout half a male from Cardigan. For atrocity the outrage IIes ...

... a man whbich wee found in the River Aire, at the Cardigan Pisiels, onl Wednesday . T he body, w hich was removed to the Cardigan Arms, is that of' a mnnl about sixty years of age, Sift. 7in. Iin height, dressed in a dark cloth coat and vest, dark | striped ...

... as the motive for the 5sy. crime. t The Johnstown relief committee's report of ha the receipts for the sufferers from tLe Johns- fri town flood sl7;vs the total received Was two lVE million nine hundred thousand dollars. Aftel WI disbursemnents some two ...

... Parish Church)--aRv T. Greavee, 11 aam, and 6.80 ppm; Rev Thomas Roberto, 8r15 Pn. Christ Church, Cliftona-Rev H. Miller, i1 arm. and 0.30 p.m.; Rev E. A. Scott, 8911 p.m. Christ Church with St. Ewen-Rev 0. P. daale, 11a.m.: Rev T. W. Openrshaw 6,80 p.m ...

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... SIn,-I in surprised to see a leoter in a local r paper from Mr. Brigstocke on the subject of the a itnin roads in Cardigan Union. The Cardigan w District Highway Board held a special mecting on w the subject on the 21SL of December last, when it IT was proposed ...

... locomotive passed over his right arm and crashed it so terribly that it was amputated at the ?? Hospital, whither the unfortunate man was 1 taken immediately after the accident had occurred. 8ssions ACCIDENr TO A DsRAYAY-John Keogh (25) a drayman, living ...

... pass along them was nearly impossible. CATTLE WASHED ASHORE. This morning the carcases of several cattle were washed up in Cardigan Bay. The animals have evidently come from an American cattle boat. There is also a quantity of wreckage coming ashore, RAISING ...