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... DEATH OF MR KEMEYS-TYNTE. Tlie death took pJaoo at 1 tbis morn- ing, after an illness of a month, of Mr Harwell Milborne Kemoys-Tynte. oi Hals'ell FiLrk. near Bridgwater, Ceia LVLabiy. The deceased gell- tleman, who diad at his Somersetshire residence was and deputy-lion tenant for Somerset, auil sou of the late Col. CharJen Sc;ney>Tynte. married Roaabelie Clare, eldest daughter of Theobald ...
... THE EXTENSION OF THE CITY BOUN- DARIES. THE TRAMWAY WORKS. Yesterday morning a special meeting of Drum- condra Urban District Council was held in the Town Hall, Drumcondra, for the purpose of considering a draft petition in opposition to the Bill promoted by the Dublin Corporation re- lative to the extension of the City Boundaries. Mr Maurice Butterly, J P, presided, and the other ...
... GENERAL NETWS OF TEE WEE.Z. Professor Nathiorst is organising an expedition which will leave Stoekholm in the summer An .earch of Andxee.- Mr Middlemorei Liberal Unionist, has been returned unopposed member of Parliament for North Birmingham. The Queen left Osborne on Tuesday morning, and arrived early in the afternoon at Windsor Castle, where she will reside till M arch 9th. 'The will of the ...
... HISTORY OF p HiD ; I_ ate ?? ~t VEA-N~arll111c- ( to! (To the Egditor of the NortllTl ECO h1e Dear Sir,-In your ioj5 rf e- do me the honsur of rer,6iNl; I mary of my lecture on ldi ?? er Shildon. I am sorr- to fof [i., r report contains several eor] r 0 hope you will allow me the Iast MY correct, as some of therof ?? ul conspicuous and misleadioge first place I did not say thll ttle of ...
... | .0 :NEW -AND IMPROVED -|REGULATIONS fFOR VOLUNTEERS. UNDER the new regulations framed for~the purpose of'-securing a higher standard of .efficiency anmongst Volunteers, themen will 'be called: upon to fire at 400.jto..600 yards .anges'. The days of the 200 yards maximum Upracticerailge. are at last doomed. :.It-has been found by the authorities that many corps hiad a woful percentage of ...
... REYNARD'S FORLORN HOPE. An exciting incident brought a recent run of the Noith Staffordshire Hounds to an unexpected termination. A farmer and his family were about sitting down to tea-the table had been laid and the lamp pre- pared- when a sound of running hounds was heard. In an instant a fox came bounding through the open doorway. The frightened animal took im- mediate refuge under the ...
... At the last meeting of the Urban District Council the condition of the offices in connection wit:1 the Aberdovey National Srn-'ol came under consideration. At the la?t meeting a lvport was Bone) condemning the privies. A conv of the report wa- sent to the Vicar of Aberdevev, on behalf of the managers who wrote as follows in reply :—'In reply to your communication I hasten to inform you that ...
... GEORGE NAMELESS. A Romance of Life in High Places. By M. E. BRADDON. CHAPTER XVII. For a Woman's Sake. The year wore on to May, a mild and early season, and the orchards beside the Cours Reine were full of perfume and white blossom, the ground between the brown trunks blue with vioiets or yellow with primroses and celandine snd the coaches were driving three abreast. George drove every evening ...
... CARDIFF Y.M.C.A. The annual meeting of the Cardiff Young Men's Christian Association was held at the association building on Wednes- day evening. Mr John Cory, J.P. (presi- dent), presided. Mr Price submitted his annxial report. The membership, owing princi- pally to the coal strike, showed a. alight failing off, the number now being 44L To the same cause Mr Price attributed no progress with ...
... FATALITY ON A CARDIFF STEAMER. A very sad aud regrettable accident, which has terminated fatally, occurred at Cork on Saturday evening on board the steadier Resolute of Car- diff. The vessel has discharged a cargo or maize, and was taking ballast on board preparatory to leaving port. One of the crew, Thomas W ood (21), son of Captain Wood, master of the Resolute, in some unaccountable manner ...
... AN ITEM OF INTEREST. of interest to anyone afflicted with a J»hich jotting seams to relieve ie that ? ;&n ^'most certaiuo.ure. Angier's ftalio» m Emulsion is Antiseptic, soothing, and a«/i i n(i J? cures the moat stuDbom a?*o&t .i the soreness and inflammation of f'Sestin,, *? -uno3, (^ut lfc promotes appetite, aids ^PtovvL°nes np, ;h0°ervo^85«tem, and greatly ? '9 pleac fWei^ i strength and ...