... A TERRIFIC LEAP. I Sick Man's Suicide. I At half-past 8 o'clock this morning John Leigh (69), the Choster manager for Messrs Barrett and Co., mineral water manufacturers, of Birkenhead, committed suicide in a, deliberate fashion by leaping from the Chester city walls at the north gate on to the canal towing path below, a distance of about a hundred feet. Deceased was terribly mangled, and ...

... NEWPORT OCTOGENARIAN ASSAULTED A Savage Swede Gustav otteon, a, Swedish seaman, came Newport at the end of a voyage on Tneeda.y morning, and was paid off with X3 19s. By the evening ho had spent the greater portion of the money, mostly in drink. At 8 o'clock he staggered down Commercial-street and deliberately knocked down Eliza Cooper, who is 82 years of age. then given into custody, and ...

... MOVEMENTS OF ROYALTY. The Princess of Wales came to London to-day 'lvingham. Christian held the ¡¡ l' t Drawing j -• die season at Buckingham t'aiace to«day • Of the Quwa, ...

... a:1 6.1titad. DYDD AERCHER, MAWBTFI 1. ATHROFEYDD DUWINYDDOL SCOT- LAND. GAN Y PARCH. D. LLOYD JONES, M.A. |yr YR ydym ni fel Cyfundeb mewn argyfwng tra gan phwysig, a thu~g at gael allan y ffordd oreu ddod allan o hono, y mae yn ddyledswydd 1gf arnom yn gyntaf oll lafurio am wybodaeth! ra gywir am anghenion ac amogylchiadau ein heg- dro 3lysi ein hunain, ac yna oddiwrth hyn dynuL ac y ...

... NORTHERN gCHO. WEDNES&DAY, MARCH 1, 1899. UTNIONIST FINANCE. Tun QUESTION OF IMPERIAL KFIANCE, which we have ventured to term the coming question, has now been placed before the country. Almost every organ of importance, irrespec- c tive of politics, had yesterday some- I thing to say or suggest concerning t the problems which Unionist policy, i, and expenditure based upon that r policy, ...

... % ^ f^ 10 A 10 T 1I E 1R'S 1 PINK LABEL FINE LIQUEUR. 20 YEARS OLD. ESTABLISHED 1755 GAUTlER FRkRESP COGNAC. BLUE LBM RLDS 12 YEARS OLD. NOT I CE S !'OT1CE TO CONTRIEUTORS.-T-TJe cditor of lhe PALL MALL GAZETTR aces not in anl case hold himsel res/fonsible for t14e refurn of reqjcted con- Iribudtons. He is, howeve; alvays glad to considier 17SS. and sketches; a no, where slamps are encioscd ...

... T HE ELLANTD DIT.IS Jordn BY - .E LCTI 0T.O I 1! FRIOSPLCTS 0) '!TIL UN'ONi -1'F (iAUiE.` I-it innTiie~dFv. I) he I, noor v,- Id yi ?? I00K[i112I. 1f irnouus to Uniionist chi,)t inl tlt 1 IAil J) . li.>(flC 1[iL icene bles that in tlic, h~out Youlls[irc c, '1 (Allic ?? l (A [9'v r. r ?? T1he one strikin, poinlt 01 ?? ILI t1K ,Iil'lcu: o'0 ?? ?? Constitutional pri-mcpics, and~ inl [hatl I-cg I ...

... I --ra.1 A WEDNESDAY, MA1WII 1. The House of Lords sat for only ten minutes yeterday, and occupied the time in advancing twvo private bills. Some considerable time at the opening of the sittting of the House of Commons was spent in discuising the Lonclon Improvement Bill, pro- moted by the London County Council, the second, reading of which was opposed by Sir Henry Fowler with a yiew of ...

... HUNGRY PAUPERS. Peter Kier, formerly a large farmer aud land- owner, but now a pauper in Sleaford Union, asked the guardians at their mevtÏllg on Monday for an extra allowance of bread. Formerly the MEN Were allowed to take what chey did Dot eat at rnoals, but latterly this concession had ben stopped, and Kier averred that he had seen the old men search- ing the swill tubs for a crust of bread ...

... ENCES AWARDED TEE VICTORIA CROSS. THEE The London Gazette hast night an- nounced' that the Queen has conferred. bound the Victoria Cros upon Capt. the Ron., ived at A. G. A. Hore Rutlhven, 3rd Battalion having of the Highland Light Infantry, for con- six sea- epicuous gallantry during the attack Galatee oi;the baggage guard at the action of 3aston); Gdarif on Septembet 22nd last. Seeing ...

... [ HERALCD OFFICE, 5.15 A.X. M KIPLING'S ILLNESS, (TiMES TlnLcRAT-) .) N Dew YorIk. February ;. The afternoon news of Mr Kipling' condition is less favorable than last evening. Those about him said that he has not been unconscious OrT deliriojls till yesterday rmorning. Delirilim iT mentioned for the first time to-day by the doctors5, At idlnight they said that Mr Kipling 'ass hold- ing his ...

... A STORY OF A CARDIFF GIRL. Think naught a trifle, though it small an. pear small sands the mountain, moments make the year, and trifles life. The writer of these words had a true conception of ordinary hnm&n life. The greatest achievements haye frequently the smallest beginnings. George Stephenson, the inventor of the locomotive,which has helped more than any other device to transform the ...