LEFT DEAD BY THE ROADSIDE
... death. Carr»’;rt]i jsliire Pembrokeshire police ; recur *M country i- :h« supposed car. and traced it through Pernbroke hire Cardigan, i where the chi' was lost. Medical / s tli.it tiie victim’s ...
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TO-DAY'S GOSSIP
... TO-DAY'S GOSSIP. A LADY OT GEAOS. . Among last night’s promotions in and j to the Order St. John of Jerutalem Miss Fiorenco Nigihtingalo was gazetted * Grace. ~ ANT BET UP. N 3 THB DAT . Wednesday. M;»y 18th, Gamack. On Thursday. May 19th, the Bari BoeksaYaS* ...
“GAZETTK * NOTICES
... Hall, of Caabridceikra labourer Joseph Keea. 42. s'-ree* Cardigan, cbemwl Thomas William*. M. AJma-atreet, AberliJlery. 18. High-atreet. Blama. butebn. Henry Smith, 36. King-atreet. Darby, butcher John Jerkinson, 183. High-atreet. Fenton, builder eon true ...
DERBYSHIRE AUTUMN ASSIZES
... High Sheriff, Mr. Henry Walthall- Walthall. GBVVD JIT3T. The following geutlemen were sworn to serve upon the Grand Jury:— Sir John Bart. (Foreman). Sir Arthur Heywood, Bart., Mr. E. ». Col. J. C. Cavendish, Mr. R. L. Barrow, Mr. C. Newton, Mr. H. Mr. A. ...
MHO. ITI Es
... ate! r.sult d ila oh.. forum , aeomaigg the latter .61 haring arms. A %waren i.0.v.1 , 1 native In rude. Thi. IS. '. iii I.rroirootrut. going owe 1.1 OM Gof WWI WWII , ' ..Vyr 51814.1.1 P arm.. and hi. 11016 hiss from' relsosort that all I.oloolet •tate ...
■'‘ J r' ' **v >'* v '' ’ ;'■ -a. '. ; -v- v THB KOTTiyOHAM DAILY EXPRESS, -mPMapAy^^i^ro^Y^ag^j^
... (rop«x*ed to a apeoiea of yellow (ever) rage* in end about the town Cardigan in South Walea. Whole been cut off, end many houses ere bereft o* their touenU. Rnnaway.—Edward Baina, apptentica Mr. John HichWng, plumber and geaaier, at GolKogham, in the county ...
APPALLING RAILWAY SMASH
... Davies. Pontypridd. The Rev. Dr. Invclwyn Hughes, Cardigan. John Walter George Balush, West Hartlepool. Edward Davies, Sutton. A. E. Harrison, Shrewsbury. Geoffrey Dove, Shrewsbury. John Williams, Craven Arms, and his son Alfred Williams. Christopher »»rigley ...
WEEK IN IRELAND
... College. Them, cousin of the bridegrooin. At a nieoling of Roscommon County Council, Mr. John Fitzgibbon ptesiding, a resolution was , adortcd, on the motion of 31r. John Galvin. nroteAting the ad'dress of Mr. Justice Madden to the Grand Jurr of county, and ...
THIS DAY'S POLICE NEWS
... Pretty said j* 5.15 on Saturday evening prisoner ...
MOTOR ACCIDENTS
... Hnrlbort-plaoe, Butts, bruised arm and leg. Mrs. Smith (his wife), bruised knee-cap. Mrs. Ringe, 50. Victoria-road, Kentish Town, severe bruises. Mr. 8. J.i White, 24, Cardigan-street, N.W_, broken wrist. Fred Scott, tba oondnotor, arm and lees injured. Four ...
THE WAR
... D. [l-.Krmi's TELEGRAM.] Pahis, Tuesday. Tho London correspondent of (he Journal has interviewed Sir H. M. Stanley and Mr. John Bums on the subject of the war in South Africa. Sr H. 51. Stanley is represented to have exptesseil his admiration (if the ...
TUTOES, GOVEENESSES. PIANOFORTE and Theory Taught; homes visited re- tpdred.—Mia Carter, 5. Imtaa-hoiikuml c ..
... Hand Wanted, for Oaf* and V»s f a.—Apply Harris, Parliament-street. c CIGAR TRADE.'—Girls, between 13 and 14, Waaterl. a* I.*-arm.*is; Cigar Makers. Elatton and Sons, _Beek-«itree«. 16377 c experienced Hands* ' onoe.—Apply g. L. Marshall. 2. Woolp*ck-laac ...