... 21 and 24 darts. Best for MCC was John Pacey in 18 darts. Prince of Wales also keep in the title chase with a 82 victory over Knox Arms. Tony Hawkes had a 23-darter, Dougal Ingles a 22 and Chris Leachman a 23. Knox Arms's winners were Tim Moorhouse in 18 ...

... the Chief Umbeleoi, on the banks of the river Intomba, at daybreak on March 6th. Owing to previous alarm, the men were under arms, hat were overwhelmed the enormously superior force of the enemy. Captain David D. Moriarty, of the 80th Regiment, and forty ...

... histrionics, no jeering or goading, no flashy clothes. If there was snow on the ground Ernie would turn up and play in his cardigan and wellies! Affectionately known as ‘The Big E’ and ‘The Vicar’, | often NORTHERN COUNTIES wondered how he had acquired ...

... Ingleby, Thomas Wood, A. Pullan, E. Knowles, W. Thorpe, John Myers, R. J. Milner. J. Addyman, J. Umpleby, W. R. Houseman, F. Suttill, M. Beynar, T. Verity, Geo. Metcalfe, J. Bnafleld, J. Grattan, E. Kirkley. and W. Sedge wick. The out-door relief for ...

... To ARTILLERYMEN. — art in the Long Valley, sek, a gun was fired before the end loaders had got clear. Two gunners had their arms broken, and had his faoc blown away, besides sustaining other severe in- The accident is believed to be owing to gunners striving ...

... study and literary work. The Rev. E. B. Chalmer, D.D., vicar of St. John’s, Rainmoor, Sheffield, the originator of working men’s clubs, died on Wednesday morning. There died in Cardigan last week Jo Davies a retired farmer, 100 years. The late Prince rtschakoff ...

... signed for Stonebeck nday, Se mber 10th, before the same ma Mo on the information of watoher for John Yorke, Esq., of Bewerle Isaac Burnley, two men, John Hall, of no fixed residence, were fish from a brook in Riddings charged with Gill, on Sunday, September ...

... Dwelling- house with with the and make ap to the Outbuildings and Three of capital Grass I tell yoa, sir,” infamous | Tebben ; lr Cardigan ‘* that of cavalry wite for you, and will te, late in the cooup=tion of Mr been an inspector Yo, my dear * replied the inoon- ...

... victory for the J ‘antors by 8 goals to | goal. HARBOGATB AFC . First team, 3 Setarday, 10th March. ; Lede Cardigan, mil Knaresboreagh St. John’s, Reserve team, 4 goals, 3 coals, Mew College [1., 1 goal. KNARESBOROUGH TRINITY v. ST be were without The ...

... small ladder pineed against, a tree stood • girl rs.ehing spwaid for grapes to fill a dainty basket that swung on her left arm —grapes tint drooped its great, potpie, tempting clusters from wines high shove her head. Such • head as it was too !—grecefnl ...

... THR ROMANS PUNISHED THEIR CRIMINALS thed ell the to please him. Bowe of the punishments eolernly prescribe! The late Lend Cardigan (herein being forst call wes the of ercond. ana by Ure okt be wv, om which owr own bas work! was an army, yo weeks Mr, Graves ...

... little the year. It is to wet John was tak cabin, when ® cattle the editoris! er Journ ot Mrs. EB a were th in the platele the engine requiring be under will be assisted by,Mrs. Annie Brad- onviow nrap in an a stato of water. John ran out instantly bis usgal ...