... 4 Na first time in ii. Royal 4 Arum are advitatt. ha r~trlal Assail mai B admitod Fanwrir ex-ILise ol !j. 41 Cardigan lky. ead yeas age John W vb. Ms tee the New Aseptic Remedy Instantly •• Mope the Irritation and Pain of Plies as/ Ohms Long-tasting Relief ...

... CANADIANS ARREST AN ESMONDE A Central Sews message from Ottawa. to day. states that Mr. Thomas Grattan Seenooda, of Sir Thomas Mery Grattan Ifessonds, P for Nardi Watford. has berm arrested at by order of Mayor Oak, or a teddies trtteratters. He • it ...

... sad medical niatimony aa to the cause of death, arra adjourned until r MI6), neplatober 3U. Dr. Lloyd Dame.. Cardigan, amid he saw the body of John tiridiths at tea o'clock on Nedneeday morning. So far could made out, b. hod Men been dead about eight hours ...

... man is whose porkets ware papers in the NOW of ?atria Grattan (ft, Brash seaman. fell out of an express tram from Parts to Calais at Nogert tut-rise. Grattan sustained a tad fracture of the left arm and a wound in the head Ha wt. sewn, only a akin sod ...

... Hamar Greenwood mid the police barrack& at Kok (county Fermanagh) were raided on the even. iag of November 4 by • number of armed men, whit took away rifles, bombe, and ammunition. Polies inquiries were being pursued into the matter. Further questioned ...

... sad Bijou. Bella being the tall. reamire lady. and Biirw the dandy. The O'Hara Sisters are local lathes. One other word. Mr. John °Olney. doyen of theatricals in and around the city. managing director of the Hippodrome. and when he called upon me to t el ...

... other noises. gas 'bracket supporting the radiator bad a salad fitting. Ipere was eleotno light in the bedroom. Km All,, Cardigan.rnad. Birkdale, identified Jennie believed Min Jennie had two Waken m Liverpool. one married and the other living with her ...

... nre in the emotion of joy: A poor roman went to meet her husband, who had fur a lung time been o premier; she 01111 g her arms mond his neck and embraced him passionately, only the next moment to Max her bold sod slip to the ground dead. young woman ...

... salesmen are both willing and Hut far num worthy. may I am. 24, aid Miss Sadler, after being cautimied, checker by a Liverpool arm. Before the &mho% of fire brigade. CHAUFFEUR'S ADVENTURES. Than litany better known than stated to I know that hou charged with ...

... the above eed the Northern C 0 the Nut in 1896. Ono of the rounder ache. 13 , The tut sewn nt the Leeds St. Johns Rugby Club the Cardigan F. de. lese.l*. 18d9 90 Oart Waterloo..—Phoue New Unghton Nowt Coact Red oturt.-1 sung I drew Mora through Liestrpottl ...

... me. and made the se.ns on my through my rein.. I went home sad tinew forehead stand out like eords. To prevent my woollen cardigan . . . and a se explosion I threw off cpute a lot of owesr sonnet upon a watering cart. words—and a sonnet ilion the follies ...

... wounding Joseph Brown, son of the Licensee of the Queen's Arms, T eigb, hr stabbing him. Superintendent Whitehead said that about 10.10 on Christmas Ere Claske ordered four glasses of beer in Queen's Arms Hotel. When they were brought he refused to pay for ...