... 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'- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Spion Rop, will be read with keen and critical interest by everyone who noted at the time that mosthumiliating episode for our arms. The covering despatch of Lord Roberts is comnmendably frank and outspoken in its criticisms, though the latter have been for ...

... arms ila 'pi u CZ-: P aw'l W t A-ND JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1900. LOCAL WEATTIEZ FoRCAs.SoiTh-westery winds, rsehning; nmiwer, r-ain at tines. NINEWS OF THE D kY. Her MsAJESTY, who has caused it to be known that she was deliahted with her second ...

... 'Edward Alfred Smith, 77 George McDougall, 44 John Collins, 104 Cbarles Christopher Wood, 109 John Tolcher, 113 Frederick ?? Nicholls, 55 Josepli Walter Gibbs, 59 Alexander Frederic Gurney 60 W'iliam Hailes, 45 John Corby, 140 Theodore| Baker, 193 Alfred Joseph ...

... presents, consi-ntung -. .hiexr pipes, tobacco, &c. Tilje has r. -u. ,e to i-4eie soldier in the Ladymiith n.rs af acm. a cardigan jseket or jeisey . ?? and half a pund oftobacem 'Iic ?? .. :'!urtZhat iie il;ns been able to cx- :i-ncol of thi;e feld to ...

... fter at m - -t ,arigan nistincr of na,-tives b -Z ~~ purpos~es. ICOMMjudsant, I i Sr.x man said in his reply that he Onlv armed natives ti o c(tire guards. At m dnighit, on January 20, a e Si r ifs' took place between ?? working parties, tl the Doe'- ...

... were-going to Lobatei with a number of wagons to remove building material. He lay in wait for the enemy accordingly with an armed train. Thbe Boers were seen to approach, but apparently think- ing-better of it, they trekked away to the east. PLOT TONATAL ...