... testier', those Winne/ at the sale briefed Mts. C. W. Whitfeed, Mrs. G. K. Nieklia and min Os. borne. hut AID SITCWIDOS.—M • St. John Am. b lam* etamination, held recently at tie G.W.R. Swine. Erabd•Ul. Dr. Evans bang the teraminer and Dr. R. M. Satery lecturer ...

... November 2;ith with a cargo for Antwerp, but foundered in Cardigan Bac the same night. In a smoking contest at l'iskerton, Lincoln, the w' •r kept hi, pipe alight for ihr. 32min. Whilst rabliiting, John Furse, of St. Gently's, Cornwall. was killed by the discharge ...

... on the arms and face with the full kettle., and the water wont over witness, whole arum were bruised. Rote Shunner Naughtier of the last mdse.') site did not throw any water over Mte. Taylor. She saw Mrs. Taylor strike her mother, whose arms were bruised ...

... drive home terminated a very happy day. Stastm Mr A. Wedgewwed estertahl. asl dk. mambas aod a law teas& to tea at the Manor ARM A good company sat dow n to an excellent Ma. and sports are° afterward, te• joyed on lawn, the party dispersing at 8 pm. All ...

... Woodfield, on the proposi• manly resolved that a letter be sent to Coun- tion of Mr. C. Terry, seconded by Mr. A. C. cilloc John Eduard., expressing their hear- Milner& C.C. ties coogratulatioue upon his acceptance of the Mayoralty, and hoping that he ...

... House, Craven Arms. Clun Forest sheep : Mr. J. 11. Yeomans. Shelsley Beauchamp, Worcester, and Mr. T. Prosser, Gentfuedd, Talgarth, Brecon. ' Pigs : Mr. A. Tar, Craven Arms. Horticulture : Mr. Geo. Morris, The Gardens, Grove, Craven Arms. and Mr. T. Stephens ...

... secretary, and * * LIGHT THAT WAS NOT ENOUGH. both these gentlemen have the interests of The STORES, KINGSLAND * Also Jumpers, Cardigans, Hose, Gloves, Scarves, etc. Ronald Corners was ordered to pay of Legion heart. 3lrs. Closes occupies * * as. costs for Titling ...

... skipper of the Lower. toft trawler Kittiwake, who rescued Ow crew of • Southampton flyilic boat whioh came down In dleress on Cardigan Bay on Juno 13. COALFIELDS AWARD Sir Francis Taylor. Chairman of tho South Wales Coal 'Trude Conciliation Board, ha. re. ...

... illegitimate child. guises by the mother. Lilian Gordan 00). that Jul was a native of Birmieg, hem and had net home. She bad met John Jordon at Kidder/Matter three veers ego, and believed be was • single wan. Ilwy had been living in a but at one end of • unieckm ...

... Hon. Sorestasies, WOWS. V. C. Bealey and B. Johns, for their services. 'I'M following officers wore racketed: Show.. W. W. Blabs (Presidents, C. A. BM. yea Chairman and Hon. Treasurer). V. C. Seale: and 8. Johns (joint lion. tiecrotariest. The following ...

... sup Bested Sir John. We've plenty mom to *are there, eh. Moreton? That could easily be arranged. Sir John. I think I'd prefer to smy here, air, if you don't mind. 'Then I insist that you emus up and stay with Sybil. annoure di. John, wash' to Aline ...

... relumantly in at the win. dew which gave on a lade vault•:tke court yard at the baos of th. theatre. Taunton sat on one of the arm' of 1 easy chair. • pile of wrapping-paper and onvelopi• in a big caste-paper basket bestial hiui. On the narrow window scat ...