... injured spine. James Hearn, Norman-rd., Hornsey-rise, injured leg. Henlry Oweus, Malpas-rd., Brockley, injured cg. Fred Bagg, St. John-st.-rd., injured leg. Herbert ({rnun, Thurlow Lodge, West Dulwich, injuries to head and body. Edward Moll, North Wood, Pinner ...

... Conwil, Carmarthen, hts:t Carmarthen.—Ssmuel Davies Jones, 'm Lodge, nesr Lampeter, Cardigan, Inte grocer, and ironmonger. Dorchester —Henry John Wake, Sydney Arms, Dorchester, Lm—d victualler. Bishop -Aneklendy o il.'o-u&-l dealer p Auel rocer &N 3 ...

... Gloucestershire, butcher. 3 Hastings.—Lhomas John Walder (tndn.la.u James Walder and Son), 47, Cambndge-rd., Hastings, and the Railway ‘Hotel, Crowhurst, timber merchant and lLicensed victualler. ¢ Hereford—John Cooke, New Buildings Farm, Ke}{nchurch. H“ml ...

... or.an, ooller. E Caraifl.—David Williams. 19, Browu-st., Maes. & 8. Ulamorg.n. coi.ier. Ua ma theo.—Wiluam John Griffiths, 7, Br.. gc st., Cardigan hairdresser and tobacconist. Chelmsfora.— Aigerros simothy Toreaukell, Reuubach Cottage. Woodman-rd., Great ...

... —Troilope, Henry James, the British Bares, Eim-grove, grocer. Rirtiing. - Levell, John, fsrmer. hmnm _Cox, Kichard, 47, Dugnsll-park, ;Vl'l;c'-;m‘- \‘ilu-d. “l.kmfl. Fletcher, Manor Arm, farmer an 1 seller. o Ponh.u.—flonxn'cn. Frederick William, 2, Bambro -rd ...

... birvand Lhies Basnfesiarer er'y of Trafford-rd., an T » .NE':I Shilton.—Fox, John Henry -‘3&‘ m Levsters —Davies, Robrt John, Wi ;.- “’_l( rfixmb:' o, bniT-' at 'l’h n‘:'-: arm, nrfo aborer, er. lOnlonh.—Hch&':g.gnvix, 64, Woodbine-rd.. raper. > T Mulbarton ...

... LONDON GAZEITE. RECEIVING ORDERS IN DANK- RUPTCY. LONDON. lrih Buall 127, Seven Sisters-rd., Holloway, rement room keeper. : John Hall, l‘.”l().l:rkenvell-cboe. EC., job master. e N = Charles Joseph Jones (late {n business as Jones and Co.), 176, Upperst ...

... her face upon her arms, 3ud His master came out as the woman paused reasone it is the best centre for touring in | then lifted it euddenly towards him in the g: the sieps, a thin, swarthy, eallow man the cduntry north and east of Cardigan Bay.|dark as though ...

... his own it may be taken for granted thag he and Lady Roberts will frequently accepy Lord and Lady Downe’s hospitality, Lady Cardigan has left Deene Park, Northants, where she has been entertaining on a large scale all the season, for Brude. nrell Lodge, ...

... thus on a Tuesday. Ihe pext afternoon John Gwynne had his first fit. It scared Josephine. Doctor and nurse made light of it afterwards, but Joseyhino was a ghost when I came home. “ You must stay in to-night, John,” she said. Naturally 1 would have stayed ...

... Randolph (20, medium), 2 Oct., 5 Jan., 16 Feb., away. Farnail, B, Vietorte-nd, Kilbur, 0. . . Smali Arms (strong), bome, 13 Oct. Write Secretary, 5, Cardigan-rd., bßow. kwnl‘. weak ), nearly all dates open, away. Maaning, 34, ““Melgund-rd., Highbury. ™ LV ...

... Yermoroff, au..,?fl-. ~‘Bolotoi Petushok” (“The Red sian Hrll!|3 Attache, with a gold watch, | Capon ) decorated with the lm{enal arms in dia- “ iyt monds, a 2 a mark of his Majesty's appre-| This evening there will be an evening of cintion of the work done ...