... shield to the Lord Cardigan Lodge, Street, who succeeded obtaining greatest number new members during the past year. The. presentation was made by Bro. E. F. Hind. Two emblems were also presented to Bras! J. E. and S. W. Blarkburn, of the John Brown Lodge, ...

... the hands ol our friends and brothers. It removes th? ,Castle's rinps, and gives what we may well express as the plant of an armed revolution. After many years Irish Nationalists believe, or affect to believe, that a measure Home Rule—with all its possibilities ...

... along through the Phoenix Park, where a large number of people had assembled, along by the odoriferous Liffey, across the Grattan Bridge, into Parliament Street, and to Dublin Castle of varied memory. Here an enormous crowd had collected, and as their ...

... sought to be proved for the plaintiff that on the December she was crossing Kirkstall Road on the opposite side to the Cardigan Arms, when she was knocked down by motor-car driven defendant. Plaintiff was removed to the General Infirmary suffering from ...

... Sip. of land, situate tho north side Batley Road. A tverthorpe, which has been offered them on behalf ot the Countess of Cardigan for £2,000. WAKEFIELD'S NEW ACCOUNTANT. Mr. George Owen Whitaker has been recommended by the Finance Sub-Committee for the ...

... capital. as usual Specially good A Question of Obligations. Clifford Mills, and A Misguided Expectation. C. EJwardes. Mr John Murray. Albemarle Street, linden, has re published at the price half a-erown the late Lord DutTerin's Letters from High Latitudes ...

... Gilbert Talbot, who was descended from John, tenth Earl of Shrewsbury. The rest of his landed and personal property, with bis family papers, came into the possession of his nephew, George Brudcnell. third Earl of Cardigan, lather of the late Duke of Montapu ...

... COUNTY NEWS. YORKSHIRE. ROTHERHAM INNKEEPER'S GRIEVANCES. Yesterday, at the Rotherham Borough Court, John Tom Whiers, landlord of tho Volunteer Inn, Bridgegate, summoned Austin Hunter, hawker, of 30, Tusmor© Street, for assault. Mr. Gichard, who appeared ...

... Employe. Clarke. Cottages 10 . and Co. T - l ° ° (Ltd.) A-HlO S 2 Collected Football 2 0 Match, Kilesmitba Brown Atkins Arms, Attercliffo Trinity Wreieyan Mis- Common, v. Griffin Hall. Broad- Inn, per A. fi e Park ltoad. Walker 42 0 Adult Bible Class ...

... Suits. Men's Cardigan Jackets, etc., the whole to cleared without reserve^ &al£s bv Wilbur anti MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1904. HORNTHWAITE FARM. THURLSTONE, NBAS PENISTONE. \ E. WILRY AND SON, in-1V structed by Mr. John Brooke, who has sold his arm, and is retiring ...

... before they turned to politics as a serious pursuit. They were Mr. Burt and Mr. John Wilson. But the sweet joy of Radicals was turned to wormwood and gall presently, when Mr. John Redmond took the floor, and assured the House that in spite the efforts of both ...

... at T \, r with Cup given Mr. A. Heywood J0 ~ , Mr H. Brocklebank's Baldock beat Mr Glad' , Bottle. Mr Bradbury's Young Cardigan beat Messrs Fly for Fame. [{, Mr Motkr's Medium beat Bell-Irving's Mr Coke Cheerily beat Mr Dednall's Black Ll . ~? „ Marshall's ...