... - - --- DEATH OF THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. About o'clock en Saturstay morning the F.srl of Cardigan died at his seat, Deese Park, Northemptosshire, of the effects of a Irma hie bon', the several acominto .. of. which- for they all vary -are subjoined. He ...

... becoming extinct. the became vested in John Flood, • grandson of the - founder of the (windy. John Flood I rued. his will in devising the lands to Lord Donerade Richard ildweeth in trust to the use of his eldest eon John for life, with the remainder in tail ...

... SAVE El TOO ON FIRST QUALITY JERSEY SUITS FIVE OUINEAS. by John Cavanagh cc Hardy Armes, ot course. but spanking value within their particular orbit Women looking for • bard-wearing. hard-working suit to take the pm- of their better ones will instantly ...

... Shield First Round; Spalding 3rds 3, 3rd XV 6 (Try Roger Jackson. Conv Mark Grattan), 4th XV 58 (Fries Mick Taylor 3. John Taylor, David Walker, Marc Slack, Roger Jackson, John McClean, Billy Campbell, Andy Johnson. Cony Slack 9). PETER MOORBY crashes ...

... with a good test on Sunday, with the men's team finishing third and Just missing out on a prize. John Fowell finished 16th and fourth vet- liesska. nem 16 John Fowell 211 secs. 33 Steve Oxle 34-41. 66 Lewis 36-00. 170 Bob 51-41. 335 Terry &nett 74-13 9 Sue ...

... to right): Mick Coote (manager), Martin Hallam, Gary Pegg, Mark Grattan, Jon- atk - an Simpson, Steve Clarke, Paul Cleary, Mark Hallan;. Front: Roger Pegg, Trevor Eyley, Graft- age, John Madin, Craig Pitchford, Neil Wheat, Graham Merryweather. spco.•TING ...

... Australia, the State Schoolmaster, Native Australians and Imperial Federation, and the I mat of the Qteena:and Imbroglio. Mr. John Heywood, of Manchester, announces the eoroplrti•in of the second volume of Barnes's History of the County Palatine and Duchy ...

... left. When gesraisbulator was wheeled into the rows the %Wend to identity he threw his arms over It and sobbed. He assisted by two officers to another Rat. The cardigan jacket never had been his. Detective-inspector Wright described the body as be saw it ...

... was having a friendly meeting relating to his wife's deafla, is toteworthy. Tun first meeting of the creditors of John and William John Mullins. corn merchsnts, of Liverpool, who are at present on lergoang sentences of impri-oement for on the North-Western ...

... him to ride. In • ke.owang evident/. was then taken: Sergt. John !oder, b7th Company ILK., • -Deceip:ed was named John O'Connor. Yeaterday, Tu. , day, shout 11.30 1 wan at the Newark Arm- where our hories are ritahled, when I was notified a koran had ...

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... dead woman left the inn at 3.30. She was going for a walk, and was dressed in a mauve and white dress with a 'fawn cardigan. Under her arm were two newspapers and the Ethel Mannin novel. Nobody saw which way she went. She did not take her reading spectacles ...