... unkind and impatient CLERKS ROBBED OF 13.000. By Arm•d and Masked Man. Two clerk s who were taking miners' wages' from a hank Lon.staby, kideshuo, to the ',undone.id co.liery on Friday were en upon by an armed and masked man who compelled them to hand over ...

... you, she said calmly. She had not looked at or addressed Sir I John again when presently he went away. His mo to r was waiting at the hospital gate to take him back to the Lla.nsiadrone Arms, his headquarters for the present. But he looked back at her, ...

... friction two female; and leo to Christy !eermour. round over family matter'. He added My 'Phi abort he put arms, and the saw hie hand kept that woman at arms length for years and in her jacket pocket. She recogniaed prisoner recently that woman has initiated ...

... Montague Wickham Nee keen pr.amented by Mr. H Dent-Brocit.shuret s Sudeley Caetb. Winona:cob to the vicarage of Wind:iconic Incb Grattan Glouconersinro vacant by the cannon of the Rev. W. F. Elliot; M.A. Gam? 01 the large advertisement on from poet for G. W Gram ...

... engine evoked frequent applause and andwas. Pri! (rumen: Pesti aeries (a) Two Roes Glee Sewers; mill. Mr. J. Hooking; emng, John Bareholonee (encored). Mr. J. Sandearele; neg. 'The Last Watch, Mr. J. Peewee; song, Room. Sanchlindi; part song (a) Lovrily ...

... was null misunderstood Bonewen. who. he said. bad gest ample tereatil of economy, they would take thou tee farmers to wits Cardigan for Profiles,. Other.' l e M ere ' In tb. the üble }lc lied nen • that evidence that he was a real friend atrneul mon. ...

... Mender referred to the part she took in the splendid fight at Spen Valley bat year, onand said she hoped that shortly gir John Sim's name would be even more closely connected with that constituency (applause). LADY SIMON AND IRELAND. Lady Simon. in another ...

... esenang of a tragedy a: Bcrnbriy. co. Cavan. where the Very Rm. John Finley i , A.. Lire -ombent of Carlow and Man lattightis• dr Td.Ta• h:a home, Brackiey oath : bring burned down be a gang of armed men. The dean. who was Jesse of age, had bath Lyon in zeuroinant ...

... 19th. at Parish Churah. Horelebury, by the Rev. Neel Pateneon. John. only eon of Mr. ant Me. John Holmes. Church Fenn, Elm. Dowiewich. to Oiadye Annie. elder d.oelrr of Mr. and him John Hattiey Meateow. .Pechawore. Horalebury. DEATH. o.4aza.—Oar. 15 ...

... Marine Trousers. Special O ff er in Hosiery of all descriptions. i n cludin g Government Vests and Ti Shirts, Body Belts, Cardigans, Socks and Hose, etc. Also all types of Civilian Underwear, in high-class makes only. Fancy Goods in Half Hose. es. etc. ...

... testier', those Winne/ at the sale briefed Mts. C. W. Whitfeed, Mrs. G. K. Nieklia and min Os. borne. hut AID SITCWIDOS.—M • St. John Am. b lam* etamination, held recently at tie G.W.R. Swine. Erabd•Ul. Dr. Evans bang the teraminer and Dr. R. M. Satery lecturer ...

... November 2;ith with a cargo for Antwerp, but foundered in Cardigan Bac the same night. In a smoking contest at l'iskerton, Lincoln, the w' •r kept hi, pipe alight for ihr. 32min. Whilst rabliiting, John Furse, of St. Gently's, Cornwall. was killed by the discharge ...