... Aldershot, had both legs severed by a train. A young foxhound, which was being trained for the Twyside pack, went mad at Cardigan on Wednesday, and ran through the streets attacking dogs and people. It was at last chased to a field and shot. Mrs. Florence ...

... that he saw the prisoner go to the Theatre with the ohild in her arms, and on being refused admittance she attempted to go out of the door and fell down, still with the child in her arms.—Prisoner was fined 2s. 6d. and 3s. 6d. costs, or in default seven ...

... vegetarian pedestrian. left Land's End on August ':9th, and arrived at Duchess of Itecklenburz-Schwerin into their reef- I John O'Groata in the early hours of Saturday. dance. On that occasion the Duchess Cecilie doing the distance in seventeen day, ' ...

... he saw the prisoner attempting to take the hock of bacon. Directly prisoner saw he was noticed he went into the Bullingdon Arms. Witness followed and brought him to his shop, and detained him until the arrival of a constable. The man was straightforward ...

... rear of 70, Woodstock-road, one fowl value 2s. 9d., the property of Miss fireswell. Arthur Charles Watts, carpenter, 79, Cardigan-street, was charged with receiving from White two fowls, the property of Robert Grubb, well knowing them to have been stolen ...

... prosecute on behalf of Messrs. Moeland and Co., Mrs. Mulcock being the proprietress of a publichouise, the property of that Arm. He asked the magistrates to reduce the charge if they could in any way, because Messrs. !torland did not wish to press the ...

... 3. O. ?fakeer. Goosbey. Crewe; 2, 1. C. Webster, ; bo. W. tr. Dusk Oxford. Dragon, any colour, bon.-1. O. 2. B. W. Lewis. Cardigan.strset, Oxford; 3, T. B. Beltway, Illay-road, Oxford. Dragon. bins or silver. bead In 1966.-1. W. White. Beady, W. N. Press ...

... everend Father John Bridges, Bishop of Oxford, who died in 1618. There is a coat-of-arms on the stone, and it appears that in those days the Bishop used the arms of the City of Oxford without any difference. Now-a-day! he has a coat-of-arms divided across ...

... contact should John-o -Groats. Already the entries from pribe about three-quarter-ball, and the stroke should rate motor-cyclists and the trade number 47. with stealing 14e.. on the 7th inst.,the property of Ada Mary Callaghan, wife of Michael John Callaghan ...

... have a drink, and they went through the Lamb and Flag Yard, where she, at his request, took hie arm. They went into Alfredetreet, and be suddenly snatched his arm away and said, I can't stop because the Proctors are cocaine She ran into Alfred-lane to escape ...

... certain funds settled under the will of hie grandfather John Sidney North, he left these funds to his wife for life, with remainder to his iesue, whom failing, to his nephew Dudley William John North, and he left the property in his own disposition upon ...

... P'.C. Temple, while% in the exeetetion of his duty,. in Cardigan-street, at 1155 a.m., on Tuesday. pleaded not grulty.— P.C. Temple said he reedred a complaint, a n d on proceeding to Cardigan-street be found the prisoner with pris anot heonerr man crusting ...