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... dropped. Evidence having been given of the finding of the body, the cardigan jacket with which the body of the woman was covered was produced, and Mr. Hogg, recalled, said be coca had a cardigan jacket, many years ago, but he was sure this was not it. Dr. Augustus ...
... were occupied by visiting ministers. At St. John's Church the Rev. John Harford Ilattereby preached in the morning, and in the evening the [Lev. Evan H. Hopkins. At the Congregational Church, Dr. Harry Grattan Guinness, of London at the Wesleyan Church ...
... Government in 1798, bat Much would fail now, as they failed then. The Irishman who thought he meld throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers ia 17E2, would dud that he hadg eh hiaself in the power of a cruel, unrelenting • enemy. Many ...
... the deceased showed him his left arm and one linger, whieh were all streaky and blaa.k. Dr. Reginald Brown deposed to being called to es* the deoeased, and finding him suffering from erysipelas and gangrene of the left arm. A daughter of the deceased told ...
... Ritchie will be the first minister. The dead body of John Grattan, a labourer, has been found on the railway near Gleabog. He had been cut down by an express train. On the previous evening Grattan had • very narrow escape, as while walking along the railway ...
... ATTZMPT TO BLOW UP FALMOUTH CUSTOM HOUSE. A deliberate attempt to blow up her Majesty's Onstoro-honse at Falmouth is reported. John Francis, the watchman in charge, went his weal round of the buildings about half-pest eleven at night, and on hist return he ...
... mast have been serious. The demand bears marks of several bruises upon her arms, while Mrs. Piercy Is considerably wounded by scratches and contusions on the hands and arms. la conversation with Miss Hogg on Saturday she called at. tentton to these, ...
... taken to Cardigan jail. After that no one can save him. He must be released tonight. He is here—in this house. In this house ?—in the Plas Tredegar ? Mayan's) , cried. How could they dare I Well they have dared. He is in the cellar. John Walroyd ...
... Gamut, Stn., Oak Bank I KESWICK. Bincwis, Mrs W, 8, St John's Tames 2 7 GILL, Mrs, 25, Lake Road » 2 4 Mn, 2 Derwentwater Place .. 2 5 Waliss, Mrs, 4, St John'. Terrace 2 9 BORROWDALE. RoarueoN, Mrs., Troutdale Cottage' 1 3 ...
... Wilton, E. Hubbard, J. Robiutou, T.Kirkby, : Polka Happy N. -w Year and J. Graveson. I Va 1! Tendresse CHRISTMAS AT ST. JOHN'S ClirliCH.—The deco- I P,dka Who's that a c:illitig rations were very pretty anti effective, and gave Vide, llpdro p:ttt•it ...
... practice in India and other parts of the East. At Bow street Police oourt, London, on Saturday, Horace Watson was fined £5O, John Simpson £lOO, and Lawrence Spiegel £lOO for being concerned in ke ping the Junior Salisbury Club, Cursttor-street, Coancery-lane ...
... new invention. Maw COMMANDER OF TEL Fonoxe IN SCoTwan.—Bajor.General John Ramsey Steuart, 0.11.4 is to be appointed Commander of the Forces is North Britain in succession to Sir John Douglas,. K.C.8., whose period of staff servioes expires on Oetober Ist ...