... sword the pen, and when the gallant Sir John Moore led his army into Portugal, Stewart as brigadier general went with him command a brigade of hussars. On the advance the army into Spain he covered the march Sir John Hope's division, and was in the glorious ...

... store detective after being observed carrying unwrapped T-shirts over her arm she had been seen to take a cotton house dress from a rack crumple it and put it under a green cardigan in her shopping bag Then she had been watched moving about the store going ...

... or is Q11 priced at 0 CARDIGAN COATS warmth comfort most acceptable at this time of year selection of colours prices await you Ladies a plain Wool CARDIGAN Kingfisher Lemon Saxe Putty is being offered 811 for fine Cashmere CARDIGAN COAT beautifully knitted ...

... elsewhere short time easily DROVE BROKEN ARM Night Trip To Derby a motor-lorry arm milk going sour is told acknowledged the Ltd awarded its Mr E Moon F VV Ltd and Dixon Flint driver of Food a from to to lorries milk with an arm drove back Derby through tho night ...

... CHARACTERS OF THE DAY: STUDIES IN BOHEMIA. SYNOPSIS. A Peep into Bohemia. MEN OF LETTERS :—Mr Ruskin, Matthew Arnold, John Morley .Lord Houghton, John Hollingshead, Spencer T. Hall, Thomas Cooper. NOVELISTS :—William Black, F. W. Robinson, G. M. Fenn, D. Christie ...

... broken. Damages to the amount of 1*2.111 were awarded John Arthur Ridgway (39), surveyor and draughtsman. Upper Parliament Street. Liverpool, at Liverpool Assizes yesterday, for the loss of his right arm in a motor accident. WHITBY BY-ELECTION WRIT. The writ ...

... the lender. Patrons : —Henry Pease, Esq. j James Farrer, Esq.; Captain Surtees, M.P., ic., ic. :—John Johson, Esq., J.P.; Dr. Hutchinson, and Mr W illiarn John Cummins, Directors; —W. D. Trotter, Esq., Chairman H. S. Stobart, Esq., Vice-Chairman. Apply ...

... violent, and it caught. Mr Valentine and his , wife on the hill between St. John's Church , and GeLlfechan Farm, from which a fine I panorama AP the town and the huge swoop of Cardigan Bay ean be obtained. There was naturally no time for the couple TO OBTAIN ...

... such as the message ‘that if he (Captain J—) brought any impertinent message from Lord Cardigan, bp (Captain would be held 'y responsible.” Tho answer was to Lord Cardigan, and the offices in arrest. Qu the affair coming to the knowledge of Lord Hill, he ...

... Mr N, Grattan Doyle at Hesieden. : Mr N Grattan Doyle, general secretary of the Tariff Reform Federation, last night, in furtherance of t} » Tariff Reform propa- anda in South-East Darham, addr a érgely attended meet:nz at Hesleden. Mr Grattan Doyle ...

... perambulator was wheeled into the room for the husband to identify, threw his arms over it and sobbed violently. He was assisted by two officers to another seat. The cardigan jacket was witness. said never had been his. POLICE AND MEDICAL TESTIMONY. Detective ...

... old, got by Sir Harry Martin, dam, Lot 7, by- Trajan, likely to make a superior hunter ; 12.—Bay horse, 2 years old, got by Cardigan, dam, Miss Fanny, by Weather bit; 13.—Bay colt foal, by England’s Glory, dam, Lot 1 ; 14.—Bay colt foal, by Sir Harry Martin ...