... that all racks in the Battery weredelighted at the kindness of their commanding officer and his wife io supplying them with cardigans, Balaclava caps, etc. — The Flei.Uh of Sergt.-Mjor O'Neill was then druuk, and his long and meritorious service was ...

... union Jacks. At the top of St John's Street there was a brief halt, due to the clothing of someone catching fire.but the procession was soon on its way again — though with many torches and lanterns extinguished — along St. John Street, Star- well Street, ...

... mile length, passed of: without a hitch. his work he received great assistance from large number gentlemen, including Messrs. John Harrison, Lewis Joscelyne, F. J. Fuller, G.Osborne, F. l'luck, Winch, H. W. West, E. Lake, rickmore. F. Byforu, C. Brown, A ...

... she shook the old servant by the arm The woman took her “This is no place for my poor young lady” she hoarsely Would take me when he is ill ? I will not go I will !” and her from the woman’s Violet fell on her knees arms round her father’s neck she awful ...

... allowed loc witnesses. Jem* Jac:tland John Edmu d Quirk, labourers, South Tottenham, were chargeu wild stealing lour cassocks, vaiue 20.5., the p. operty the ol St. Johns 2btn ; also with sbealiug a waistcoat and a cardigan jacket, value 7s. 6d., property Alec ...

... servant in the River Dodden, committed suicide. • Sunday night a d.saetxous ooUiAoo occurred between Scotch and Orman vessel in Cardigan I Bav wherebv the former vessel was sunk and men drowned. General Sir Montgomery Moore, who is rstinrg j from the Aldershot ...

... choke him Walker t hatcher Elmdon deposed on was standing outside the Wilkes’ Arms Elmdon with Harry David Clarke Frank Hammond and Greenhill Walter Maves came from the Wilkes Arms Harry Clarke said to him How did1 get ? ” He replied “ I have told the same ...

... gallantry. Sir Thomas Esmonde. Sir Thomas Esmonde, the Independent Nationalist member for North Wexford, is a descendant of Grattan, and prides himself on the family resemblance. He pipes Home Rule in the most dulcet tones, and is most popular with Irish ...

... aad most appreciative audience The programme of varied description consisting of songs recitations drills recital from King John ” by some of the old boys Of the items deserved special mention the foremost place be given to R Jennings for tbe admirable ...

... admitted that end of century us clothed more rationally hygienically artistically than in more of foregoing years Gosport Friday John Richard Wootton private the Rifle Brigade was sentenced weeks’ hard labour joining the colours that he had never been eonvicted ...

... came early in the inorniug he would throw his arms about aud start kissing tneiH. The Coroner : Did he wear an apron ? —He always wore a sack apron, and the one was wearing that day had been taken away Mr. John Kuight. Did you see it taken from him ? —I ...

... actions. people came early in the morning throw iiis arms about and start kissing them. The Coroner : Did he wear an apron ?—He always wore a sack apron, and the one was weanng that day taken away by Mr. John Knight. Did you see taken from him ?—I saw him taking ...