... Paul's hand, and Hunt a blow en the arm. He afterwards famed he was stabbed. Paid ran a to get away. Con- Mint was by Dr. J. 11. O'Brien, divisieual surgeon, who found he had a wound an inch and a half in depth on the left arm. Had it bent a little lower an ...

... troldiers, and, Blue Poet., Charlotte street. Laura Alice ' Cornell to John Edwin Neal. •Irfotemr the b2l2teend chapter blessing. of Numbers, the story The National Anthem, sung Grattan Arm., Grafton street. Arthur Cann by choir congregation. The lessons were ...

... young Man; to 20 years age, for general work c house ; live In ; comfortable home, flood reference indispensable.—Lord Cardigan, Cardigan-r.>ad. London. E. 3^w RED BRICK BURNER wanted; mo£t be a steady man.—Abridge Brick Field, Abridge, via Romford. Essex ...

... Col. W. J. BROWN, C• 13., Colonel C. ST. JOHN ROCHE, V.D. Con3ll'--ser/fite; Sunday, April 20, the battln. will attend Vivi e w. St. Pancras Church. Parade at head-qrs. at 10 f !i el id. review order (side arms only) ; • both bands to 11o; battln. will ...

... H. E. Poynter, Sergt.-Inst. Hansley, Col.-Sergt. F. Willmott, Sergt. J. E. Jones, Corpl. A. Sheen. Battersea, Capt. C. E. Grattan, Col.-Sergt. A. Souter, Corpl. S. Bartlett.—By order, D. McLecuLAN, Captain, Adjt. Head-qrs., 33 Fitzroy Sq., W. 2ND VOL. ...

... holiday programme arranged by Mr . Lepard . A good turn was that provided by the John JLawson Co whose sketch , A . n in the JOife of Sherlock Holmes , was staged and . Mr . John Lawson , very successful as - Holmes , was supported by Mr . E . S . Vincent ...

... barn ; th© Cardigan lifeboat saved four men from £|j e re ad broken oat, had not managed to His Lordship rated that that wm the law. and endeavour to good wife and mother m monins nara laoou . _ ontlii»*adtime The dotted’idaminAithe schooner John Ewing, of ...