... Internal injuries had meilted. He bee at home in Ate. for • could trot onr representative on had hi; fare arm and Dymond. and had also a rani thigh. John bad part nt shoe torn of Db toot. and had sustained' whored. and his band was Iniurtd. l It was not IWO ...

... fruit, etc.. inapecteri by the proper °Meer'. MNIIP CARDIGAN Church Ness. —Mr. Harbert Vat= drvbeg this e, ems. et oak* 'flak do kistory of UM Um& Is wails tho litohnosaso to tie day in Ivo tostios, Cardigan. Leuipeter, 1111 = d t e te weele enthuse tiese ...

... Connor. Matthew Hayden, Aske : Thomas Dillon.. Grattan-terrace; Edward Barrington. Famonde st.: John flitrke. Clonattin: Patrick Cullen. Wsford at.: Andrew Doyle, Miss Cullen, Wexford at.; Denis 'Kavanagh. John Hall. George st.; Wm. t ran, (Neagh; Patrick ...

... eonnollor was astonished to repel., from Columbus. Ohio, a brooch bearing Pia re-produrtion of the new tend *aureately ugly) arms of the Welsh Metro Isitudeal barber• be careful what they sing or whistle when •haring a A Cardiff geetleman of Pro Portion ...

... the people of Belfast entered into armed associations for defence. There was no difficulty in gaining recruits for the service. The Government, whilst they concealed their fears, trembled the possible action of an armed nation, even whilst the Volunteers ...

... within six miles of Ripley Market-place. 1, R Ward aad Soo, Old Hall }arm. Stranwick, Roam Ambers; 2, J F Walker. Stainstry Lady; 3. R Ward and Nun: he John F Walker Whiteley Fame: e, John F Walker, Come Again. Aar 3.—Foe One Cow Calf, under one year old ...

... 11 Barrow Maggie Barrett, Millom Antoci (s), Belfast John & William, Liverpool COBHAM'S QUAY jaded Sept 11 Annie, Cardigan St Helen's, Liverpool Petrel, do Mourne (a), Glasgow CORE Sept 10 armed Victor, Evans, Youghal Quickstep, Ahern, do I.tertie ...

... BEST COLLECTOR AMD VALUED NEW STATION STREET, LEEDS. T AMES CHABUBB SON. HOUSE AGENTS. 98, ALBION STREET. LEEDS, 963, 74, CARDIGAN ROAD. Head (lev; reecpt ion-room*. bedroom: painted papered throughout Boot 10, CLABEwOMT TERRACE. Hanover Square,-Exceptionally ...

... BIRTHS. 8th, at 23, Harehills Leet the wife of Wm. C. Cheveley, of a dar ter. on, SLATER.—September 7, at Mason Arms, Bishop ‘Monkt wife of John Hy. Slater, of a son. DEATHS. er Street, Burier, Lo: ad DEA —Septem 8, at e late am Ie 79, El September 11, vi ...

... for research work at the Swansea Free Library, and commissions for the purchase ) of old Welsh works for, amongst others, &r John Williams. At the unquiet as 'Thursday, the Coroner said he understood that the Guardians had reduced the relief from ss. to ...

... not care name (laughter). Sorely, if an Irisn M.P. today can erpresa himself in inch a manner, he does what can to fulfil Grattan prophecy. 'i i* parties in England, Home Rule may have little interest aa a game of golf or bridge. But what is sport to them ...

... fractured arm and other serious injuries. --1)r. .1. Pughe , .Innes, who was sent for, rendered medical, assistance. COUNTS' SCHOOL GOVERNORS. Monday. September 9th.—Present: The Roc Z Slather presiding: Councillor J R Jones and Councillor John Morgan, ...