... MURDERED ONE-ARMED MAN. Condemned to death at Leeds Matsu for the murder of a one.arrnsd man. John Mein Runley apoce.led unadocessfullv against the sentence in the Conn a i.diminal Appeal The Lord Chief Justice • however, said that repreaen• tenon, wonld ...

... there were enough governesses the list equip a large school. Amongst the prominent passengers were: Sir Thomas H. Grattan Esmond. Bart., Sir John and Lady Wimble. Mr. Philip and Mrs. Armour, Commander Balnbridge, U.S.N., Mr and Mn». Idmund Dwight. Miss Marie ...

... Artillery stationed at East Ferry, near Middleton, co. Cork, were shot dead on Saturday night near Ballinacurru. Constable John Kenna, was shot dead' in a field 4CO yards from the barracks at Innissshannon, near Bandon, co. Cork. In all fifteen shots ...

... statement that the pollee had been instructed to refrain preveuting the, importation of arms into Ireland oat to news for arm, was , without foundation. Answering Sir John Butcher, he said there was no tinge in the Government'a licy in this matter, exszpt ...

... and few itema Bed Linen. Together with Wringing Machine. Kitchen Table*, Back Arm and Rocking Chairs, alio Domestic and Utensil*. View atter Mornins Sale Day. 24. CARDIGAN LANE. KIRKSTALL ROAD. LEEDS. SALE OF CAPITAL TERRACE HOUSE, GOOD DECORATIVE CONDITION ...

... , of Hole, for £355. Mr. Major Merry, Spalding, was the solicitor for the vendor. Mr. J. K. Lane sold auction the Beverley Arms Hotel, Beverley, yesterday, a doublefronted freehold dwelling-house, known a? Lortm Holme Church Lane. Beverley, outbuildings ...

... FARM. WOLVERHAMPTON (8 nule* from L. and N.M. and C.W. Rive., and from Albr'fhton. C.W. Rlj). The property the EARL DARTMOUTH. JOHN THORNBORROW and CO. with the Farm Of*' Auction Co.. Ltd.. Petiriui:. will ofler lor Sale Auction, TUESDAY. Ist Marvb. 1921 ...

... Freehold Villa.*, situate Nos. and 14. Cardigan Road: one Semi-Detached, containing rooms, etc tiie ether containing 13 rooms: both with gardens and usual officer: vacant noeveasioti.-*Offers owner. 14. Cardigan Read. Briailtngtoru SALE, within one mile ...

... 6s, ips. 64 1,000 CARDIGAN 6d ‘009 SECOND-H ARMY PANTS, ew B: NKET> a 6d. pair. 1,000 000 White 7 will . 6d. ea ew. SOUTH AFRIC N vi COOKING TINS. & of C 18: 2 Tons Clean WHITE WIPERS, OR ete. SS ARMY C's? to 4. pit, ROAD. LEEDS. 4 ARME). *Phene 22021. ...

... i- 16. Harry, eldest -o n •»! Mr. and Mia. M Charlton. Cardigan Arm-, l-erd». Nancy. elric«i daughter «.| Mr. an'l Mrs. J. hole.*. The Elms. Avenue, Leeds. IMETIII—ARNOLD —Alight 16. e; St. John* Church. Wakefield. by the Rev F. Stoke, Rev. William Lietcn ...

... end of the room stretched out its arms 5 her. ‘•'Mamma, mamma! the child cried. Virginia stepped over the woman’s prostrate body, which blocked the doorway, and hurried to the forsaken baby. She clasped h'irh her arms. Yes, she soothed. You poor little ...

... near the railway station. They were off duty and in plain clothes at time. The official report says that tbe, tram was raided armed men and detained for two hours. SEVEN SINIT FEWER.S KILLED. Conflicts took place Monday night and Tuesday morning between- ...