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... away in an unconscious state. - - A DISTRE.sSINI: bathing fatality is reviled fmm the seaside village of Aberforth, near Cardigan. John Morris, an assistant chemist, from liontetshire, was bathing with a couple of friends, when be got out of his depth. One ...
... at the inquest on an unknown man who was found dying in a garden at Tottenham-road. The dead body of a missing farmer named John Evans, of Moor Farm. near Monmouth, was found on Sunday night in a kneeling position in a lonely wood. Boy Scouts and Territorials ...
... charged with having a dog on her premises on the 7th March for which she had no licence. —Fined 10s. inclusive of costs. John Grattan, of Triangle Place, was charged with having a dog in his possession on the Bth March, for which he had not obtained a licence ...
... the Battle of Alma. lie also took part in the charge of the Light Brigade, under Lora Cardigan, through which he e4se,api d unhurt, but at the Battle of Inkerman his arm was shot away. UNIONIST MEETING AT PLYIOIITII. Mr. Chamberlain, speaking at a meeting ...
... 24th October, 1885. AT Wolverhampton two youths, named Winkel Dixon and John Ball, each 15 years of age, have been remanded on a charge of stealing £3l belonging to a man named John Nicklee'. The prcsecutor was a lodger in the house of the parents of one ...
... week. thee the young gentleman in question came ie.!. a flush on his usually*e cheeks laden jauntiness in his walk. He pot an arm about his mother's neck and Mind her se jerkily that • dirn.feeling of discomfort and unassisted. her: IV hat have you been ...
... over and killed by • van while on her way to draw her old-age pension. A little lei,' has been fatally shot at a farm near Cardigan by his young brother. who pointed a gun at him in play and pulled the trigger, not knowing it was loaded. William Herbert ...
... fact that when for 700 years the English had been unable to enforce the law, and were now employing 36,000 troops and 15,000 armed policemen in the same vain attempt, it would be much wiser for England, no less than for Ireland, to relax that endeavour, ...
... at the offices of the Board of Trade at IViiitehall, Arrsit a hearing e•tentling over seven days, the action brought by Mr. John Eustare Denman, a surgeon.dentist. practising at Kennington, to recover £;;000 of the Scottish Widowa' Fund and Life AS,:urance ...