... Hamburg with a general cargo. Tie coiijsi, occurred on Sundav night, srortly before ele-es o'clock, in Cardigan Bay, about fourteen tiles ave of the Cardigan Bay lightship. At the nims of tite disaster, the sea was smooth, but there was a dene fog. Immediately ...

... Mal2t Shovel, N'ew John St~reet WXest, to Charles Bru~ton; Pheasant., Summzrer L;ane, to W'ifl-: 'Ean Reu ben Brown; Old Farm Inn. Angelina Stree½ to Wiilliam Blank: Sportsman, Shelcrlnk Street. to' Rpichard Cole;> Cardigan; Arms, Cardigan Street. to Wi'- ...

... become the first Mayor of extended Lancaster, but declined the honour. The personal estate has been valaed at £565,242- of Sir John Bennet Lawes, of Rothamsted. Huerts, chen- ical manufasirrer, who died on 31st August last, aged 85 !ears. Lord Salisbury attended ...

... tl e wvfrkhouse. FAxAs. FAL.. -Last. evenin Dr. C.. NV. Iliffe beld an inquest at St. 3Mary's liall concerning the death of John Matthews (40), watclh-maker, Percy Street, who was found at the bottom of the stairs, injured and uncou- scious. Dr. Loudon ...

... Labour candi- date for the Leeds School Board, is 48, Cardigan-lane, not 58, Cardigan-place, as stated in oour columns on Thursday. The Leeds Waseots Conm ittee propose to pur- chase from Mr. John Holmes Spence aind others a farm a,t Clifton-with-Norwcd' ...

... ak de ?? by ielephoae. go COLLISION IN CARDIGAN G BAY. TWO STEAMERS AND 20 LIVES LOST. Lloyd's Agent at Pembrey, telegraphing yesterday afternoon, says the steamer Gordon Castle, of Glasgow, eollided in Cardigan Baywiti the steamer Stormarij, of Hamburg ...

... Kingston-road: Thorns, Walter 35 5,15 d 'RWoodHtock-road : Wyan, John. 15 30 272, Woodstook-road : Simons,; Thos. 25 40 Red Lion, 16%, WoodBtock-road,: 3- 'Brewer, John lie, A ]Ung'B Arms, George Wifflarr ?? :?i ?? ;a 70 White Rnrlb,;Banbury-road: H6rbcr ...

... foilow-in- the precedent of 1782-which it may incidentally be noted secured the establishment of what is known in history as Grattans Parlia- ment. It is a curious pendant to the hearty send-off given by the Prince of Wales to the Imperial Yeomanry at the ...

... the property io P. was sold at £,2200 to Mr. Edwin Waugh within O; ten minutes of the opening of the se. fet ts; At the Cardigan Arms Inn, Branley on bu Wednesday, Mr. W. D. Hollisoffered for sale ro by auction five dwelling houses in Westover- trs Dg road ...

... the following high prices were obtained from the purchasers named: -Butchers' Arms, Tilston, rent £19, E740, bought by Mr. Oslatt, M the present tenant of the Marlborough Arms, van Cheater; Welsh Harp, Lower Bridge-street, ?? Chest3r, rent £17, £520, Messrs ...

... soltion of the preblema Tb. fact that the Boers have invaded Zlu- had, and that other natives have bee em- a played by them as armed comzbatans, quer- tin arie wbather the Government are re El slvedtoadbeeto the ?? Mr BaLfoar last ctober that native tropa ...

... in 1886, but Mr. Harri- be son did not ?? half as many votes as Sir ct. John Lubbock, and his ill-fortune doubtless in deterred others at subsequent elections. is Now that Sir John is migrating to the its serene atmosphere of the House of Lords, z E- and ...