... sample of what may happen if it is not good. Among th© nommataona for this honour which have been received to to-day arc: Mr. John Burns, the Labour Party: Sir William Clegg by Councillor Arthur Neal. Alderman Styring. Alderman Wardley; Asquith, by Messrs ...

... fell four centimetres. No further rise appears to likely. For having stolen a cardigan jacket value Is. 6d. from the shop of Whitaket's executors, Effingham Street, Rotherham, John Coad, labourer, was to-day at Rotherham sentenced to a month’s imprisonment ...

... clearing away the debris. ‘Pwo men were soon rescued, but they were in a eerious condition, John Butler (52), labourer. was much burat on the hande and face, and his arm was injured. Thomas Clarke (30) wos also injured, his hands and| face, likewise be:ng seriously ...

... Aelfon Terrace, Bar- mouth, Merioneth 685 Margrove Par! hear Mr John Knaggs, of Yorkshire Bx osbeck, 591 Councillor David Jenkins, aged 41, ct Alicia ouse, Aberarth, Llanddewr, Aberarth, Cardigan, for many years in business at orriston a grocer and provision ...

... fuii d.—John Eaton, Pawnbroker, 52. Snig HUI. /^lUAßD.—Lady's handsome lonff GOLD GUARD, 6B inches long, lashionabla Belcher patternf every link cut and polished, strong and heavy, 'solid gokl throughetot; hardly ever been worn; bargain, sCt.—John Eaton ...

... is in the centre the village and within ten minutes’ walk of the Edale Railway Station. For further particulars apply to Mr. John Rowbottom, Joiner, &c., Edale; the Auctioneers, Bank Chambers, Cbapel-eu-le-Fritb (tel. 5): or to BEN*NETT & CO.. Solicitors ...

... 429, Thomas Ryan 436, John Walmsley 660 Whitwood, Pontefract Union (3) - George B Hillman (surgeon) 479. ®John Gibson Wood (organising schcolmaster) 360. Wm. Brook (emzincer) 242 ®Chas, 11. Hartley (brick manufacturer) 226, John Hicks | (miner) 225. Mr ...

... SERVANT Wanted, about 15; good X home.—Apply 51. Towneud st, Springvalc. clean an ...

... “Solomon’s Porch,” England’s great statesmen have their fitting shrine. Here sleep the great Chatham, Fox and Pitt, Castlereagh, Grattan and Canning, and many another pilot of the State. • Now—taming thought to human pride— Tlie mighty chiefs sleep side by side ...

... world. That was tho nearest I Snurred On. ever came to adven- lure. The tramps I saw -and there very usually sound asleep &f^^ arms about drunken men, and fools, ana children and cyclists who fare abroad m the dmklmurs-— kept mo safe from all puncturing stuff ...

... and Roberts said that the last, he was going to put out. Umng the correspondence which the officer * away was letter from a. John Williams, of Durham, who wrote that there was Shod opening that neighbourhood for the n’taam business, and that would act for ...

... are camp. Visitors to Aberystwyth have a foretaste of the pleasures in store for them long before they reach the shores of Cardigan Bay. The first sight of the green-clad Welsh hills, rising sheer alongside the railway, is an excellent introduction to what ...