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... meeting of the Liberal Federation at Liverpool owing to his wife's illness. Two Welsh fishermen who went out on Tuesday in Cardigan Bay are missing. Their overturned boat has been found washed up empty. At and Somerset Races on Wednesday, Mr. W. M. G. Singer's ...
... Worth, F. Tacker W. R. Locke, A. Perrett, S. Eduard.. T. John. ~nn. T. Hocking., S. ti. William., K. T. Lenril, J. Jame-, Virtu, Lord. W. Pella., J Kenner. J. Mitchelnioris. W. Adam. and T. John.on ithe last-named eight brethren a. bearers). Member.. of ...
... stood outside the King's Arms Hotel for 40 ininutee.—He fined --•-- At Totnes County Petty Sessions on Wednesday morning, before Mr. R. H. Watson (in the tthair), Nle4srs. B. W, Hayman (Mayo K. Windeatt and A. J. Stone, John Grattan, of Bath, was ,ummoned ...
... night, and entered the harbour, thanks to the energy of the crew. Her commander, Krinitzy, who was slightly wounded in the arm, did not quit is post. On the fireships were infernal machines, the wires connected vnth which were cut by Lieut. Kedroff and ...
... porous plaster. Anpther eluded all attempts to find her hoard until she was directed to put her arms above • her head, whereupon ss, dropped, from her arme. Commenting on these remotions. the 'Manchester Evening News says it is common knowledge among ...
... D-AGE PENSIONER IN WORK Hi A problem not. covered by the Old-age P rct occurred at West Bret:midi, !limb where a Fewsioner, John Harper, after 4 two sums of five shillings, gave his book wife and entered the workhouse. The cl he guardians said on Monday ...
... Devonshire Regiment Band, under clans° 9. . eould wood Bra celliere, a repetition of which it was the oonductorattip of Mr. John AIIWI/I. Up to two DEATHS. e Mr. Chamberlain: Oh, yes, the bon. gentleman ilea feared would drive yachts away. Capt. Meredyth ...
... eith blood, and that a coil the accrued over the marriage of Mrs. Moseley'sed li• t, is enormous! ppma, Wiltshire (4'10). Cardigan' to the saddle. Mounted son to Mrs. Melhoish's daughter. Evidence WOO 12' U R I im A N of insanity in comparison with that ...