... O. Finch-Cotton, late captain Her late Majesty'® R. 8.0. Honourable Corps Gentleme n-at-Arm?. CUMBER.—Ou tho 25tb lort.. at 19. Susscs-tcrrace. Southampton. John Camber, late .Soagcaut Royal Engineers, aged 89. ODMMINS.—KiIIed in action. ii» France, 26th ...

... 96, Albert-road, Nos. 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, and 33, Magdalen e-terrace, and stabling, in Cardigan-terrace, close by. Nos. 159, 161, 163, 165, 167, and 169, Osbome-road, Portswood ; also the business premises. No. 19, M ...

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... appreciative audience. A BAD ACCIDENT.—A man named GTcemdge, aged 44, a seaman, whilst working in the Docks Wednesday, had his left arm crushed between, the buffers a train. DRAMATIC SOCIETY.—The members of the Southampton Dramatic Society paid return visit to ...

... property of Dr. John Speed, M.D., who was born in 1628, died 1711, and was buried Holy Rood Church. Dr. Speed was Freeman of the Borough, and Mayor of Southampton, in 1681- 2, and 1693-4, and the tankard, which bears his coat of arms, was, is understood ...

... Norman Newton: Grattan. Rupert Sawyer: Nerissa. Dorothy Potter: Launcelot, Harold Reed: Tubal Christopher Hill: Gaoler. Alan Stratton: Balthasar. Robert Weeks; the Duke of Venice. Gordon Campbe:l: Clerk of the Court, Maurice Bowden; Men-at-Arms. Arthur Ralph ...

... ornamental swimming. Second Unionist Candidatk.- The curT«nL number Syren and Shipping,' says In adopt ing Mr. John Aird, Ibe son of Sir John that ilk. a* its second candidate at the nest General Election, the Unionist party in Soul Hampton have done a ...

... ?? fto* I welcome to Earl Cardigan on his return a active service in South Africa. Un ■ » Savernake he was met by the boT^ ( ?? the Boyal WUfcahire Yeomanry and a ■** people. The horses were taken out oi &P and Lord Cardigan was drawn anud jocu ing to ...

... bv the trawler Prince, and after spirited comiKditionwa* bought for 10s for shipment to Hamburg. THE ASSAULT MR. I^ENSIT.— John M‘Kcevcr. charged with assaulting the late Mr. Kensit on September 25, was again brought remand at the Birkenhead Police ourt ...

... and to wounding her (the Southampton Borough Coroner), with intent to some grievous bodily occurred, May 12th, at Shag Valley arm Station, Waihomo, Otago. New Zealand, 'r> j • j . . The deceased gentleman went abroad somo Mr Brodnck appeared to prosecuto ...

... raanufac- venereal disease. Large numbers ture. In the making of belts, braces, cihaidrcn, Irfctle girls, were riding breeches, cardigan jackets, coats, also rofeoted yearly, and in these it was gas-masks, haversacks, helmets, leggings, most difficult to eradicate ...

... humour. She assisted at the piano Hurdle. A very amusing is presented Sydney Limn and Co. i* entitled “Slio Opened hia Eyes.” John aiwl Grand are reeponsible for very pretty vocal playlet. Great interest is taken the lightning Vi no! i os. pan of whoso thunder ...