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... CARDIGAN CURE. CANCER PATIENT'S ACTION. DOCTORS' VIEWS. A WITNESS BLESSES THE JUDGE. What is known as the Cardigan Cancer Cure action was resumed on Thursday the King's Bench Division. Mrs. Amelia Burrell, of St. John's Wood, London, X.W., sued ...
... Sjlllllllillllllllll ai UM.Browris Tht Store that Satisfies. Wool CARDIGANS exceptional offer in the Blouse Saloon Effective and useful Cardigans in soft cosy Wool, Jacquard patterned in colours— Red/Fawn, Cedar/Lemon, Navy/Lemon, Rose/Beige, Saxe/Fawn ...
... InuiskilUig*’ Gallantry cess of the old Foot St. Lucia. The 87th the time was serving »n John Moore’. Brigade. the morning of May 84, 1796, the regiment was ordered np to attack the petition, and after » brisk engagement it drove in the strong advance ...
... fast in the shafting. His arms wore over tho shafting, and his head underneath and he appeared bo wedged between the shafting nnd wooded partition. Witness did not, see how the accident happened. A clay worker at the works. John 11. Scott, said could give ...
... •'r .* John };vane. 45. Cluaterraos. ~3 • ti ut. oral arrangements—Leaving tLi t,•rrare, et 10.40 am. on Saturday. r •erriee at l'lnsurwydd Pres'‘?., 4: 11 19th April. at Minerva. Cardigan. Elisabeth, of John Evans. Funeral ve at t3O for Cardigan No Sowers ...
... Mr. Evans forwarded to Mrs. Burrell letter enclosing an advertisement the Cardigan cancer treatment, which, he said, was discovered by Messrs. Daniel and John Evans, of Cardigan, in 1897. They were the defendant’s father and uncle. When Mrs. Burrell saw ...
... jersey cloth cardigan suit with a little hat. Mrs. Gossage, gracelully gowned in black tissue moire entertained a party which included het niece. Miss Gwynedd Dyton, who wore a pretty two-piece suit of powder blue flocked tweed, and Mrs. John Lockett was ...
... Justice Charles and a common Jury, the hearing was continued of the action brought by Mrs. Amelia Burrell, of Acacla-road, St. John's Wood, N.W., against Mr. David Rees Evans, Ashburnplace, W.C, Burrell claimed damages for injuries alleged to have arisen ...
... Judge: It might have been y our stale& had been discovered by the late death warrant. (Laughter.) Were you paid and John Eras, of Cardigan, in aVing for signing it? — No. ler. They were his father and uncle. sing the defence. Mr. Beyfus stated Mrs. Burrell ...
... Division, to-day, before Mr. Justice Charles and a common lury, of the action in which Mrs. Amelia Burrell, of Acacia-road, St. John's Wood, London, N.W., sued Mr. David Rees Evans, of Ashburn-place, London, W.C., for damages for injuries alleged to have arisen ...
... and small quantity spiiits. The nearest houses were the Old Blue Bell.-189 yards away, fully-Licensed house, and the Cardigan Arms. yards away. The house was old-fashioned, and tall man oouhl not stand upright in it. Othei houses would' be able to cope ...
... heaJh?.nd, match the cardigan, or eye shade become practically a uniform, details, course, are introduced every jtaf, but the essentials remain the same. This year the newest frocks are made with tiny sleeves which yeii the upper arm, Instead of being entirely ...