... reported from Cardigan. For some time a young man, named Morgan, had been paying his addresses to a domestic servant. Having recently decided to marry, they presented themselves at the office of the superintendent registrar at Cardigan. Here, however ...

... the perambulator was wheeled into the room for the husband to Identity he threw his arms over it and sobbed. He was assisted by two officers to another seat. The cardigan jacket never had been his. Detective-inspector Wright described the body as he saw ...

... collection was taken on behalf of the Home and Foreign mission funds. KNUR AND St'ELL—Upwards of 400 persons assembled at the Cardigan Arms Grounds, Kirkstall-road. Leeds, on Saturday, to witness Harold Dyson, Deighton, and Tom Brown, Rastrick, play a game at ...

... proceedings. This year the services of the gymnasts of the Huilerstield C. A: A, Club had been &loured to give a • grand assenitmt arms and gymnastic display.' Messrs. Shocernith, J. C. Swallow, J. A. Swallow, Welele Kibg, Haigb, Graham, Hirst, Branch, Briggs ...

... showed that of shout papers issued only 152 were In favour of the adoption of the Act, and large numbers were not is at Mr. John Bright was prefent nnlmlay at the funeral of Mr. Henry Rawson at Kenna Moor Church, Manchester. Jonathan Geydon, the Chingrord ...