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... Avenue, Camp Road, and whote body was taken out of the river at Cardigan Fields last night. The body was seen floating in the water Alfred George Chambers, Cardigan Mount, and John Walker, Cardigan View. They drew it to the side by means of a plank, and it ...
... meeting with prayer. There was a fair attendance of registered vestrymen. The minutes of the last meeting were read sad eon- Armed, and then the chairman called on Sergeant Dann, the people's warden, to read the report of the present state of the several ...
... 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 ...
... MR. JOHN WETLAND. 4—FUNERAL OF MR. RHODES. OXFORD SCHOOL BOARD. CORRESPONDENCE. VOLUNTEER ORDERS. MABSTRN. PINBTOCK, WOODSTOCK. FIFIELD, HAN BOROUGH, MILTON - UNDER - WTCHWOOD, AND BEADINGTON QUARRY NEWS. 9—OITT POLICE COURT. SUICIDE AT ST. JOHN. THE ...
... Thrapston. 35 In Chancery.—Cardigan Estates. STANION, Northamptonshire. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, DEALERS WHEELWRIGHTS. CARPENTERS, AND OTHERS. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY TT OLLOWAY and PRICE, by order of the Trustees of the late Earl Cardigan, On Wednesday, April 30th ...
... note issued by the Belfast Bonk, and bearing the names (he following directors William Tenn?«t, Robert Otlhrcfl, John Thoonpenn, James Lake, John Thompson, jun. Two one Che ejection of artioles— One beering on tie obverse the head George HI., and on reverse ...
... CORBY. A PLATELAYER'S SHOCKING DEATH. The inquest on a platelayer, named John Edward Hill, who wag killed the Midland Railway at Corby on Tuesday, was held at the Cardigan Arms, Corby, on Thursday morning, before Mr. J. T. Parker. Divisional Coroper.—Mr ...
... Terrace; J. Lithgo, 8, Cardigan Terrace; G. P. Mitohell, 10, Falimouth Koad; J. 3. Nesbitt, 80, Souths View Weat; Richard Robinson, 77, Malcalm Street ;s N. Wanless, 9, Falmouth Road; Charles Kirk, 10, Rothbury Terrace; R. SBmirk, King John Terrace; R. B. Milburns ...
... 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 ...
... 'tong. Mr S. Barber • recitation, Mr W. Jenkine ; duet , Meows Richar ds and ; eons and chorus, Mr Howells and party ; armful/Oman. Mr John Jenkins; meg and chorus, Mr tdrilfithe and party ; glee, Strike the Lyre, Glee Society ; comic. meg, Mr W. H. Templetnan ...
... one of arguments used by Mr John Johns thought enough if they did’nt increase it the treasurer would believe they wanted to rid of him Ho other officials asked for an increase he would support it on the ground Mr John Johns objected personally being named ...
... NEW COMPANIES. T. A R. NICHOLSON (LIMITED).— This has been f armed for the purpose acquiring the bu»i-nesses of Mr. Hubert Nit-iudls, carried under the style Messrs. T. and It. Nu. I tolls, and that of tlie Midland Timber and Moulding Company timber merchants ...