... la'hoi.r . se Cifton where branch tfee DEVIZES. MOTORIST FINED. Alleged Furious Driving, V- c. ...

... mornbont of the Board. SWINDON. . S,|, Fatautt.— On Monday afternoon an accident, unfortunately attended with fatal amu named John Sharpe* IWl.who ia the employ of Chapman, bntchrrv Old and New Awindon. The poor fellow was engaged ® a load of straw and was ...

... were passed through ] British territory and openly sold to savages, who, as everyone knew, only wanted arms to commence hostilities. That these arms were supplied by Englishmen, and sold by Englishmen, and that the Government of South Africa received the ...

... getting otherwise badly scratched and cut, especially when I have as many as six pairs snapped on ray wrists at one time. My arms and bands are sometimes one mass of cuts and bruises, owing to the roughness handling the cuffs on ', and it would hard I had ...

... Presently their attention els., Mnation of Sir John Dickson Peonage, and the 'by . mmittees, on which that Council sleeted n'tul - d be called to another application, but that n_cn• P. Wyndham. Sir John wee a young member mem bers , -ee and why should ...

... following: Duke and Duchess of Somerset, Ijorfl and Lady Cardigan, fjord and Lady F.etconrl, Lieut.-Col. Sir Auillcy and Ladv Nceld. Sir John and Lady Dickson- Povnder, Sir Prior Goldney, Sir John and Lady Goidoey, Cant, and Lady Margaret Spicer, Col. M ...

... them, the regiments already formed presented arms, the bands playing the respective regimental marches, and when they had completed the counter-march of subdivisions round the centre, they also presented arms, bv order of their respective commanding otlicers ...

... will send out other person to administer the fund. Mr. M'Cliutock, the oldest magistrate Ireland, ami formerly Serjeant-at-Arms In the Irish House of Commons, for the loss of which office he had been in receipt of pension of £2,000 year for upwards of ...

... about for hour and half before 1 knew where I was. It was very nigbi-we could not are the even from tie 1 »ldf.* We bad been arm-in-arm before we lost the path, but she had left loose, and bad not taken hold again, but did in flipping down. The jury returned ...

... Charge of Larceny. singular state of affairs was revealed in the hearing a charge of larceny against John Cammings, formerly ostler the King’s Arms Hotel. was brought on remand charged with stealing four half-sovereigns and ashilling, the money of Jane ...

... Story —At Prome County Court last week, before bis Honour Judge Qwynnc-James, Caleb John Daniell, corn merchant, of Warminster, anoliad lor a commitment order against John Bailey, of Slate Farm, Woolverton.-Dofeudanfs statement was to the effect that the ...

... rrault jn^nded close am out to prove had reached the ay defendant failed to appear when V* ;|i| j V Gaberdine 7 \\ GIRLS' CARDIGANS . ! from ,7/6 f a It is because the net effca « die im or tam, the KraUtfG no* of the hod. and tto, walked into tte Court ...