... HAIR ON FACE; NECK AND ARMS Removed by the N«w Principle SfoSnirack i° modern sclense. It Jsthe only and practical way to destroy hair, x Penmenting with Electrolysis, X-ray and depilatories, These are offered EM. ,BA, ® W ? RD of th aC ur rs V. De Mirac ...

... lather. and daughter. fa JOHN irolptor m Ilarbk. bone. and Grattan Yanalank yearn - W 2 MATE WREATHS AND CROSSES as k id. In 7s sd. 10.. V-. and and n WILLIAM STRIKE. LTD., grocamv-u%•TEES.. • 1 BBACKENIICRY. Undertaker, Johns. u • owl Funeral Director ...

... Kill (tfo«r.akati. 2. JIRM» Squara. ...

... aon at Mr. and Mrs. Buck, lata Barley, Ada. the youngest daughter Mr. and L B. Sec toe. o( 4. Cardigan Mount. Leads. 17th. St. Augustine's Chareh. Bradford. John, eldest son Mr. Shi Avenue. Leads, iCiaM. late Mr. Richard B. Wood, botcher, late of- Teak ...

... LABOUR. Cardiff Mr. John Chapped (Lord Major) Cardigan Mr. Joho vies Neath Mr. David visa son Aid. Smith, re-elected East Ham Mr. G. Pratt POLITICS NOT STATED. Aide burgh Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson. re-elected Doacaater Mr. John Holm sham (I. M.) Mr ...

... I front of the Spanish Consulate in favour of Ferrer. The police dispersed the erowd.—Renter. OANUNCTCN UNIONISTS. MR N. GRATTAN DOYLE DELIVER A STIRRING ADDRESS. There was a large Mechanics' Institute, Darlington. event when, under the auspices the local ...

... Ham from Yokohama. prorod Ay 7. JtOMXEY. from the Clyde for Roar to. V«o May 6. RAPHAEL, from Arm. arrived May 7. HEYDLfTK, from Biemerhaven lor Sydney, armed Melbourne May 7. RON ATA. for Liverpool. left Corneal May 3. STRIA, from for l*wd»n. Sag re* ...

... Flannery came into the room, put her arms round his neck, and said, Turn out your money.” He made bolt for the door, but both prisoners prevented his ©scaping, and took the money out of his pockets, and also kept his Cardigan jacket and black silk scarf. Both ...

... Mercy. The sudden death has taken place at Fairfield-avenne, Pontefract, of John x.dward Hey, butcher at Pontefract Barracks. He had complained of a swelling in his left arm and an inquest will be held to-day. Arthur Luptpn, aged 11 years, son of Mr. ...

... husband of Sarah bom June 1833.—funeral Hut'oft to morrow (Tuerdayl June 8. at 2-30. PEACOCK. -Jnne 4. his year. John Dixon Peacock, Arm ley, Leeds cork raaiuifactnrerl -Interment New Wort ley Cemetery today (Monday). June 7, at 3.30 pm. The cortege leaves ...

... remarking, Give the policeman nr.y coat, I want kill yorid.' was told put coat on again, and he did, and went off -home arm arm with his companion. Cross-examined by Air. Baddiley. the witness adtpitteil that had taken no proceedings in respect cf any ...

... lIOTIJ./l lin-Limy 11-.1. Si-iilh. ' ■' A Makei, Cluekenlsy will SUiil at n.i-- I ••• X-'O; Sat.. Jan. Inrtl an.l f-t ' CARDIGAN ARMS. Sr-nU-hman law. I-•' t'pprr lUiii statu-1.1 -On Sat.. Jan. it not Its. Hallry. and T. l.Uttih. ,7'f - • with 1 ■z. i»-l ...