... had a ca,h-box under hilt arm and possessed four skelee Son keys, a brace, a bit and a flash lamp. The safe had been burst open by gelignite. 'and since his arrest prisoner had admitted breaking into a magasinv at the Cardigan Colliery, Leeds. Stirk was ...

... GOODS RECEIVED SY FUND 56 Pullovers a , d cardigans. 30 Blankets. 151 Pairs socks. 124 Scarves. 124 Balaclava helmets. 233 Pairs gloves, mittens and cuffs, 18 Overcoats. Large quantity of clothing, books, gramophone records and games. Distributions have ...

... GAB. COAT FROCKS, trimmed beads. Usual 29,11 Ladies' Silk Marocain AFIEN NOON FROCKS. Usual SS/6 Ladies' ALL-WOOL HNIITED CARDIGANS. Usual 7/U Ladies' All-Wool Tweed Tailorww wade COSTUMES to clear at HALF-PRICE. pairs Ladies' Fur. Lined GLOVES, in Buckskin ...

... oftener performed -Another test aas to drop a piece of this glass than anima arms of the Bar suppeme. fir Min. en the other hand when It comae that meted halt a bun dr• ••el ibt to John, toe, blind time to attend to l'arlia. to choosing pi - James to revel ...

... passengers managed to hold Davey and the other youth back. Mr Marris received bruising to his head, arms and legs, and was off work for a week and a half Mr John prosecuting, said “lI am gquite sure without the alcohol this would never have happened. Davey ...

... Mrs Dodds; 2, Mrs E. Jennings. Coloured embroidered article.—Mrs E. Jennings. Italian quilting.—Mrs Ferguson. Knitting, cardigan or jumper, in wool. —l. N. Clark; 2, Mrs Dodds. Knitted bedjacket, wool.-1, Mrs Kidd; 2, N. Clark. Slimetiling new out of ...

... Smokers' Collection 1 1 0 Minn A. Wonders Ann J St. John s Ladies Guild Proceeds of Doll Raffle. per Mrs `lea 0 Vigilant Inn. Barton. Collection Box 7 County Hotel. Weatoe, Collection Box 1 12 Mechanics Arms Collection Box 7 5 N W A.. South Shield,. Shields ...

... the arm of • keeper. GOMIS Barker. who was yr e p,r. ins food. The wound was treated at the Infirmary. Ladles' Dome and Gusset Fastening Fleece Lined NAPPA GLOVES, uere 6/11 and pair. ALL ONE PRICE (pair) 3/11i A Snip Urn. of LADIES' JAZZ CARDIGANS liberal ...

... Colliery that the to 3 was carried by The r a depotsilea to Übe the slum' to the sot. limey John Nobodies. Y. Dow. of 7. Zia, of G. Middleton, of Met- 1 J. Can, of earl John Ye- Coop, of North the inborn' the teak up the eel:undertaken of the question of whether ...

... the townsfolk by letting a eontract for harbour development entailing an expenditure of 120,000 of the total, to an outdid. arm/ After the Commission was formed in the 'eighties, and the big schemes of development were 'awned ahead. the building of the ...

... bottom which caused her death. ..0 the collier weeks ago Norman a Queen,mascot the pride of the Blyth dockside later in the arms of one of careful nursing she died a week die when the vessel docked to load crew. She w as buried sitsea, coal. .. Gila was ...

... moral certainty, that yen cannot surpass JOHN J. Sraitie Furniture and Upholstery ei , her in Che►pness, Durability, and Artistic Appearance. On Saturday last, Mrs. Hannah Davies, wife of a labourer living near Cardigan, gave birth to four children, three ...