... midnight Thursday the child was put to bed by the mother, but when Mrs. Weston woke in the morning the infant resting on her arm, and was quite dead. Th-i matter was reported to the County Coroner, ; but as deceased had recently suffered from a severe attack ...

... XVII. WALROIID NEARS AN ECHO FROM THE PAST. Ta asisiyi after Einrys Tredegar's policemen came up to the Plaq to take the to Cardigan jail. A sergeant was shown into Walroyd's study. and the key of the cellar. Walroyd meocked • small drawer in his writing ...

... the disputed region in the Hinterland. 3. Newmarket Election: Mr. C. D. Rose returned, Liberal gain. ~ 4, Marriage of Mr. St. John Brodrick and Miss Madeleine Stanley. 8. Dr. Randall Davidson, Bishop of Winchester, appointed Archbishop of Canterbury. 10 ...

... Services were held in the Parish £5. The Vicor officiated at- all tto*' service* ,tli ister ll -nry and Ma.-ter John Haug.i Head !■ arm. have pr.*sent«d each bouM*- •Mr and idi-r- We..f- ij * successful social meeting was held Christ- Church, the same ...

... RIVER PLATE INDIA SAILINGS LIVERPOOL CITY ATHEN8 and Jan Halifax and Bt JoUnN B Jan CALCUTTA Jan 7 CAR St John’s NK Halifax Iphln Jan and 8t John NB Jan Saloon from £11 10s Third Class1) 10 India lbs iOs full portloTJiar to 3 EO Jaiu-wireei Liverpool 108-14 ...

... will be priests* man the House of Commons, like those other four English Catholic members. Lord Edmund Talbot, Mr. Hope, Sir John Austin, and Mr. T. P. O’Connor. It is evident that half the electorate at present agree with those Shropshire men who voted ...

... Cadens-Liverpool Ass • ' Ma U Prosais • 4 for pool G.P.O. 116 p.=.; Macanese G.P.O. I U OM wawa „ i lLa v r - IA • Mr. John Henry Watts has b o r n appointed a 8 !Pokes 93, 11 N 111 W 1 , L ,,. • guarc r Iles 6 Ice Europe local director at the Vert-end ...

... Milton Bapchild Doddington Borden Iwade For to Johx aa above OUSES TO BE LET or SOLD free of charge fnr free Depository large JOHN SORB FJLL INSURANCE AGENTS “TEXET SITTING ROURNE G in January SOLD situated small HOUSE West Sittingbourne capital bath Ae ...

... trouble to secure accuracy, but Lord Cardigan, to whom he showed the picture, gruffly said it was Dot a bit like it. Simpson tried again, wits like result. His third attempt was much more sucorssful, and Lord Cardigan warmly complimented him upon it. ...

... that Russia Japan has the million and a half sterling completing at a for Argentine which strength small battleships heavily armed fitted the most approved machinery By providing the Japanese have to all the funds in special accounts amounting to more than ...

... carrying in hie arms the body of his little girl partially covered with canvas. The conductor informed him that he could not be per- mitted to remain in the car. Without showing excite- ment or irritation the father rose, holding in one arm the child’s body ...

... drawings at the Royal Academy fifteen years before Gainaborough died; and in 1805 the Norwich Society of Artists, of which John Creme the eldergenerally known as Old Crome—was nee of the firmest supporters, wee founded. The pictures of Old Creme lack ...