... having argued at some length the necessity of the measure, commented in severe terms on Mr. Grattan’s late address to the citizens of Dublin. This drew from Mr. Grattan reply the most severe, pointed, and bitter perhaps, over heard in Parliament ; in almost ...

... subscriber. and members of the Bidford Cricket Club, canteen of cutlery with framed bat of enbecnbats on vellum. _ tieFro;s Mamma Arms Boys. past end present. • pirno by Falbao. Three alder bridesmaids. • gold curb bracelet. Tho younger bridaunaid, • gold and ...

... William Cole. Henry Preeco, John Collins, and W. Knott, gave evidence. Hu» Honour gave judgment for defendant on the claim and the counter claim, and said plaintiffs witnesses had come there to commit perjury. COLLISION IN CARDIGAN BAT. A SURVIVOR STORY. Mrs ...

... At:QUIT rED. Elisabeth Earle; (421 was indicled for steeling • cardigan jacket, value 3i. 6d., frog out-ide the shop of John Thomas Ryder, at Stoutbridge. Mr, Harrigan prosecuted. Prnewsutor sairl he sale the jacket at 6 and missed it at 6.30. Emily s ...

... for six weeks' hard labour. Incorrigible—John Thomas Rowe (35), labourer, was charged by Josleph Coleman Ltd, pawnbrokers, 36, Broad street, with stealing from outside the shop a pair of men's boots and Cardigan jacket, value 7s. sd. Sidney Williams Park ...

... unfailing ectrassy. Mr. Evens suitably regxeded. ILIINGITOI. Hoorrrourf.—On Wednesday evening, lad week. Mr. Ingram (Howard's Arms Inn), entertained his customers and friends to supperr. and an enjoyable time was sprat. Mr. T. 1151- son (Rod Lion Ion), similarly ...

... time be had boon &needed by a donor and Ina wry much depremed OCTOOENLRIANi BEATH ON THE LINE. On Saturday night lists body of John Robinrroo ( 82 ). forgoer. Spring Vale Farm, Elton, near Crewe, was found in a terribly mutilated condition on the London and ...

... I ; J. Handley, Admiral, 2; Lord Frederar. Prince Alto, 3 ; John Powell, Lower Wick, Foghorn, r sad e. Bull relied before 1899: John Handler, Moonlight, 1 ; C. Morgazißiehardsost Cardigan, Major-General, 2:R. P. Cooper Doke Carolue 13th, 3 ; H. Ker Colville ...

... fell on a passenger, Mr. Ronald Rumford, of Manchester, and injured his bead. By a gas explosion on Sunday night at the Acton Arms Public-house, Kingsland-road. N.E., the bar and rooms on the ground floor were wrecked and a man hurled across a room and badly ...

... week brought with it a very fair amount of he Until Saturday his life was not despaired of, b u il d his lordship passed away. John Blair Balbright sunshine. Where rain followed the !' ur was born in 1 - Th 135 i his father being the Rev. ; snowstorms of ...

... Jenkins (daughters); Messrs. William, David. John, and Benjamin Jenkins (sons); Mr. W. James (father-in-lawi. Mr. and Miss and Master Lewis (Swansea;, Mr. and Mrs. James (Broadheath), Mr. and Mrr. Davis Cardigan), Mr. and Mrs. Morri- (Spetehley). Rev. H ...

... gifts tea and sugar and tobacco from Mrs. R. B. Martin. The Board considered circulars received from ; the Headdington and Cardigan Boards, relative the fees paid for vaccination. The Clerk stated that before the Act the total cost in this ' union was £188 ...