... and agricultural land, containing in all about 31 0 ACRES .' For par: iculars and order to view apply to JOHN EVANS, Esq., Auctioneer, Cardigan; and of lllessrs. ALFRED SAVILL & SONS, Land Agent~ and Auctioneers, 51, Lincoln's lnn Fields, London, W ...

... Office Staff, John L. and Co., Ltd 4 9 0 H.M. Mine Swoopcr Atherton, ten Hull man 10 0 Sale of lavendnr bags (Hilda Joys, .4, 6 6 JACKETS, SOCKS, &C. Mrs Barker, Weedley House, Brough, 2 pair blajikets, 1 pair - socks Mrs Dobson, Wasaand Arms, Wassand-st ...

... tans runt tLe col*. balloon unprerntented to ithatity. The liner will The wine portlier' 4 arm, New York Thursday, or .w• 0.0 Malt, mud early ost Denby awning. John %Alms.. sod T. Lawitasita on her untamed eat •I rt. .N r r t hr hum , thist•Atlastie. the ...

... Cardigan Jackets. Sir,—Many of the kind ladies in our land will respond to the call for Cardigan jackets for our brave soldiers, and if those having money at their disposal would spread the orders to the different firms, it would once serve a three-fold ...

... at the following address:—John Kennedy, No. 353, 5.J.A.8., British Red Cross Base, Boulogne, France (Hotel France;.'' Private P. Mahon. Bth Batt., York and Lancaster Regiment, writes Dear Editor,—Having received a Cardigan jacket from my commanding ...

... MEMORANDUM BY LORD CARDIGAN. CAPTAIN NOLAN NOT TO BLAME. Th« Arm)’ and Navy Gazette of this week publishes an extremely interesting memorandum of Lord Cardigan, the leader of the Light Brigade, which throws entirely new Light on the circumstances which ...

... CALL TO ARMS. ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT CRAMLINGTON, SPEECH BY MR GRATTAN DOYLE. With the object of securing recruits, a public meeting was held last night in the Co-operative Hall, Cramlington. Mr John Morison occupied the chair, and was supported by Mr ...

... a mis-step now may cause a repetition of the sad story of Grattan's Volunteers. The resolution also says, realise that your forces to be effective must be armed, and we are determined that arms shall find their way into the hands of every Volunteer who ...

... Road. 8.0. —Spital Tongues. 8.15. —Top of Wingrove Road. The speakers will be Mr John Moore, Councillor J. Barker, Lieut. R. Strother Stewart, Mr W. Mr P. O'Rorke, Mr N. Grattan Doyle, Councillor R. Wilson, Councillor J. Currie, Councillor Jas. Wilson, J ...

... (At Grattan Strost.l JOHN IV. Bonbon Stow Boswell. JOHN GRAHAM, M. Clemsod Terrace. Biewhium WILFRID pekoe NAM. JOSEPH ATKINSON, 4$ Heselword Avenue. Newcastle . EDGAR JOHN COOLLY. U. Read. Gateshead JOHN MARTIN. Jean Street, Beewell. ...

... England; Mr A. D. Steel-Maitland, M.P., chairman of the Unionist Party Organisation; Walter Hudson, M_P., Mr John Hill, J.P., and Mr N. Grattan Doyle. the Pavilion Theatre the Sheriff Newcastle will take the chair at 3 p.m., and the speakers will bo Viscount ...

... Station about seven o'clock, and was welcomed the Lord Mayor (Alderman John Fitzgerald), the Lady Mayoress (Mis 3 Fitzgerald), Miss M. Fitzgerald, the Sheriff and Mrs Dawson, N. Grattan Doyle, Mr R. G. Mortimer, Major R. Temperley, Mr Alex. Wardlaw, Mr J ...