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... Statement of Lord Cardigan Rekindles the Controversy About Light Brigade's Charge Lord Lucan Responsible for the Great Blunder, He Declares—Capt. Nolan's Conduct. By Leased to Free Pre'se. LONDON. Mar. 4.—A statement left by Ird Cardigan. who led the famous ...
... Lavin. Nlajor .1. a sietior, sewn.. ‘i ridge. Hundred Canadian Veterans . _ Leave St. John for Homes. AN OLD RFSIDF \I (By Times Widow of Late Peter Davicisox t! John. N. 8.. DOT. Y7.—On acs- d Freleton. Dead . battle-warred veterarts, earned to nada from ...
... author of Cardigan, is still pursuing his plan of writing a history of the American Revolution in the form of fiction. He has calculated that his scheme will be complete in four books, the first and second of which are already published— Cardigan and The ...
... six months old, yet already the records glisten with the stories of individual bravery that add lustre and glory to British arms. It is certain that the end of the campaign will give us a plentiful crop of V.C.'s. The Victoria Cross, most coveted of all ...
... remedies. No. John Roos. property on Soeneraat to Jennie A. Clarke. 0.100. Reuben Clarke. property on strati. to Wilfrid Grattan. $1,7 James E. Wilson. property on sbn street. to E. G. Lverdure. Rtchard Lester. property on street. to John Pittaway. 11 ...
... New Ontario;Henry* 'B. C.; Pte. John A rchba Idii. n .. Hugh John Gould, Toronto; Pte. . I Gasnerean. N.S.: Pte. Earl . ewe ia g.. incendiary. Cpl. James Burns Duncan, Toronto; Much excitement developed when - John Gregory. England; Pte. George Sadden ...
... Philllgoine and Spanish-American. One of the outstanding navy men who has enlisted is Capt. Coglin. of Dewey's fleet. Sergeant Grattan. of the Peeeels,' Pate, is alao with the Legion. It is claimed that he was the first of the famous Pats to kill a German. ...
... pharmacy the have been elected presidents of Oxford I Pereira Medal—has this year been won University Athletic Club. by Mr. John C. Jinks. the Pharmareuth Mr. W. M. Graham Harrison has been cal Society's eilver medal by Mr. Sydney appointed solicitor to ...
... after 15 minutes good fast football of a friondly character one of the Ottawas put the ball through &Wsville goal with his arm. Not only did he foul the ball but he was clearly offside. In spite of referee Lee, surely through lack of aocurate information ...
... game, is now fastening on Toronto. isalk The fine little son, Stuart, was admired by all those who Pi vo t b r id ge i s a h arm l ess variation w hich may, o r may sold only in sealed lead packets —never in b spent a bright half-hour bidding farewell to ...
... bride wig mfrs. l in the United States Navy. She was so presented to the Emperor handsome eedding gown of Wh i r: INENTigHTEI ARM and other visitors , therefore there Sweet Peas 25c Bunch satin and net. with corsage of ,violets was little attempt at retioence ...
... said: ' THE C. ROSS C O.WENI Are Plowed to Announce They were ti, The Summer Millinery Opening To- RICH OTTAWA MAN so Chief Grattan. morrow iTuesday). This opening they noticed the, would have taken place a week ago The chief told then. but for the sinking ...