... recollection the' terrible right ann of his, though he could hand, off with either the right the left arm he was running he would change the ball from one arm to the other, according to which side his opponents were coming for him, and it was no uncommon thing ...

... -and saving man who had fallen overboard. William Phillips, Cardigan, an apprentice on the eteamship Paddington, was presented at Cardiff Friday with the Royal Humane Society’s medal. Mr. John Cory said Phillips’s waa the bravest deed he had heard of in ...

... and when they arrived tho ball and bucket course proposed a race with the Duke. The Duke took off his coat and raced his cardigan; the ' Prince took off his coat and his braces, and raced his shirt-sleeves. But they were not shirt-sleeves exactly,; for ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED POLICE NEWS SOLDIER FOUND HANGING. TRAGEDY OF LOST STRIPE. Because he went on parade without a woollen cardigan, John Arthur Hansume, aged 20, an artificer the First Training Battery at Woolwich, was given seven days C. 8.” and his temporary ...

... the body was discovered. It was clear that the body had been dragged to the position where it was left —dragged bv the left arm—and that the woman had been murdered in the shop, and then the body hidden in the dark corridor. „ .. Detectives took .away ...

... of Aberarth, Cardigan, who has been bellringer at the parish church, has resigned at the age of eightyfive. Owing to the poor response the L.C.C. decided to discontinue the award of parttime cookery scholarships to domestic servants. John Lakin. an 11-year-old ...

... Watkins went with him. In small wood he got hold of her, and. was alleged, threw her to the ground. He stuffed part of tho cardigan she was wearing in her mouth. When her friend heard Miss Watkins’ screams she ran to a nearby railway station for help. GIRL ...