... LORD CARDIGAN TO BE THE COMMENTATOR (Fra« Our Matsr Cerraspsndsnt) London, Tuesday. Twelve ears similar to models in the motor show at Earls Court ate to parade before the television cameras at Alexandra PrJaee to-morrow at three o’clock. Lord Cardigan ...

... NM GRATTAN DOYLE AND THE UNEMPLOYED. In connection with the Northern Reform Federation a public meeting was held in the Town Hail, Spennymoor, last, night. Ald. G. 11. Wraith presided.—Mr. N. Grattan Doyle delivered a somewhat lengthy address, in the ...

... and agricultural land, containing in all about 31 0 ACRES .' For par: iculars and order to view apply to JOHN EVANS, Esq., Auctioneer, Cardigan; and of lllessrs. ALFRED SAVILL & SONS, Land Agent~ and Auctioneers, 51, Lincoln's lnn Fields, London, W ...

... Office Staff, John L. and Co., Ltd 4 9 0 H.M. Mine Swoopcr Atherton, ten Hull man 10 0 Sale of lavendnr bags (Hilda Joys, .4, 6 6 JACKETS, SOCKS, &C. Mrs Barker, Weedley House, Brough, 2 pair blajikets, 1 pair - socks Mrs Dobson, Wasaand Arms, Wassand-st ...

... GLASGOW Mar 18 arrived Kastalia (a), St John (NB) FABTABT passed west Mar 19, 11 45 •.M. Canada (a), Liverpool for Portland (Me) BROW HEAD__ signalled by wireless Mar 18, 11 25 A.m. Empress of Ireland (a) St John (NB) for Liverpool (175 miles west) BROW ...

... tans runt tLe col*. balloon unprerntented to ithatity. The liner will The wine portlier' 4 arm, New York Thursday, or .w• 0.0 Malt, mud early ost Denby awning. John %Alms.. sod T. Lawitasita on her untamed eat •I rt. .N r r t hr hum , thist•Atlastie. the ...

... Cardigan Jackets. Sir,—Many of the kind ladies in our land will respond to the call for Cardigan jackets for our brave soldiers, and if those having money at their disposal would spread the orders to the different firms, it would once serve a three-fold ...

... SPORTS AT THE CARDIGAN. A long afteinoon's programme of rabbit coursing was witunssetl at the Cardigan Grounds, Leeds. ve?*enlav. Pnitcnslmga up>-n«sl with a inaU'h .Moon-'s Prince, Keighley, and Cooper IjuJv, Sutton, who were articled mn the liest fifleeii ...

... McIntyre, of owners of the Gordon Castle, stita t following ‘ist of saved :—C. Kenburg’ hat they had received the Tichbourne, John Brake (assistant st bh (carpenter) RB. T. A.B., and Mra. Casey (the captain‘, »ward) Wm. Spence, '8 wife) and child. Waar THE ...

... at the following address:—John Kennedy, No. 353, 5.J.A.8., British Red Cross Base, Boulogne, France (Hotel France;.'' Private P. Mahon. Bth Batt., York and Lancaster Regiment, writes Dear Editor,—Having received a Cardigan jacket from my commanding ...

... 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 ...

... MEMORANDUM BY LORD CARDIGAN. CAPTAIN NOLAN NOT TO BLAME. Th« Arm)’ and Navy Gazette of this week publishes an extremely interesting memorandum of Lord Cardigan, the leader of the Light Brigade, which throws entirely new Light on the circumstances which ...