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... PERSONAL GOSSIP. Sir Regioaid Gam Sir Reginald John Cost, who was seventy-sin on Sunday, is a grzndson of the first Earl of Kilmorey. He had a distinguished career at Cambridge and case out rifteentb Wrangler. After three or four y. ars of travel in Russia ...
... Misg Elien Brittain. of Dublin, submitted it for inspection to Lieut.-Colonel John Brown_ late of the 17th Lancers, who, in 1899, certified that Brittain wag Lord Cardigan’s b\bgjler in the charge and rode with him, and that the bugle was apparently identical ...
... Marion (a) (Oct 131 Middlesbrough Princess Beatrice (s) Aberdeen EXMOUTH armed Iris, Wannell (Oct 13) Portsmouth FISEGUARD amvtd Telephone (s)[ootl3]Lpool and left for Cardigan FRASEBBIIBOH arrived Goldseeker, Watt [Oct 12] Pennan Helen Hutehinron ...
... Mies Ellen Brittain, of Dublin, submitted it for inspection to Lieut.-Colonel John Brown, late of the 17th Lancers, who, in 1889, certified that Brittain was Lord Cardigan's bugler in the charge and rode with him, and that the bugle was apparently identical ...
... recovered and removed to the mortuary to await inquest* The deceased, has not yet been identiAcd. arms respectably dressed in a lung dark doth overcoat, cardigan jacket, dark doth waistcoat and trousers. is of slender build and pale complexion. His left hand ...
... soldier, add he heard the police whistle, and went to the amistanos ot the constable. Prisoner bit him on the arm—right through his jacket and cardigan. Prisoner has already been severely punished for assault, and be asked the magistrate to give him as much ...
... Fanny entworth. CRITERION THEATRE. TO-DAY. at 3 and 9. THP. DUKE KILUCRANEIE: Messrs Groaamiib. Graham Browne. Lewis Fielder. John Kelt. Horton Cooper. Charles Ferraro: Mrarlaiaax Era Moore. FI sab* Kirby. Florence Harwood. Helen Ferrers. At AM. Mr. FRANK ...
... of miners from Derbyshire, and artisans from Staffordshire, will speak behalf of Sir John Cockburn, in answer to tho representatives the Miners’ Federation. Sir John Cockburn has assured the National Committee of Organised Labour that is entirely favour ...
... 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 ...
... needed much consideration and it was with pleasure they bad looked forward to Mr Grattan Doyle's coming amongst them that they might learn more about It. (Applause) Mr Grattan Doyle said he had been very much impressed es be listened to the opening remarks ...
... SPECIAL LOUDON LETTER. There are three Royal engagements for today. The King, who armed at Bnokingham Palace on Monday from Sandringham, will travel by motor ib the morning across Blackheath to Woohrlch to review at noon the Royal Artillery. His Majesty ...
... (9et IF.) alp:wag Louie, Bier, Plymouth Puzzler, Pym, Dartmouth Regina, Trout, Plymouth John Parley, Dancy Teigumouth William George. Bark Dartmouth FLEETWOOD armed Faraday a tOctl2l Lerpool Betaie:al, Clare, Uleratone FLEETWOOD sailed Le BlanCe ...