... THE FREAKS OF A WOULD-BE SUICIDE. At Tredegar police-court on Tuesday—before Dr Browne, Rev R. Jones, and Mr Colquohoun— James King, on remand, was brought up in custody charged with attempting to commit suicide. Prisoner had placed a rope around his ...

... of the Connoil on the Governing Body of the Newport Intermediate School. Exhibitions were awarded to Mr W. Davies, Mr D. Jones, Mr E Morgan, and Mr W. Jones aod a Crnddock Wells exhibition was awarded to Miss M. McPherson. ...

... over Derby day, Mr Ellis, Mr S. T. Evans, Mr Lloyd George, Mr Osborne Morgan, Mr Fuller Maitland, Mr Pritchard Morgan, Mr T. P. Price, ...

... River l'aff, in a spot where the water was only 2 fc 6in deep. There was a steep embauk- ment near the King's Head which was not pro- tected by a fence. Dr. Risely said the immediate cause of death was drowning, but deceased in his opinion had hia skull fractured ...

... called upon Mr B. Richardson, manager of Mr Itter's extensive brick works at King's Dyke, Whittlesey (Cambrideshire), and bad an interest- ing experience. Miss Richardson opened the door, and her rosy cheeks presented a picture of health. Mrs Richardson ...

... child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as button. Of all Chemists, Is l j per bottle. 36e LIVER COMPLAINTS.—Dr King's dandelion and Quinine Liver Pills, without Mercurv, are. a potent* remedy, removes all Liver and Stomach Complaints >Mliousiiss ...

... proposed Mr EL-.rirsworth's health in eulogistic terms. Dr. Nansen's health was afterwards drunk with acclama- tion. A reception was held in the evening on board the Windward, which was followed by a dinner. Among those present were Dr. and Mrs Nansen, ...

... early in the evetii ng. Dr. Hames, at a quarter to 12 on Thursday, issued the following bulletin Sir John Millais has not had a good night. His general state is showing evidence of weakness. Sir Richard Quain, Dr. Treves, and Dr. Hames held a con. sultation ...

... early days. Among his old schoolfellows were Mr John Robert Jones, Mr Benjamin Jones, Mr David James, and Mr Wm. Morgan, Pant, and he was glad to find amongst those present that night his dear old schoolmaster, Mr Matthew Hirst. (Cheers,) ...

... as to necessitate a long stay in the institution. MR KING INTERVIEWED. Mr King. picture and fancy dealer, opposite, was the first upon the scene, and the aid he gave is deserving of all praise. Mr King was ...

... which is the characteristic effect of Dr. Williams, pink pills. Summer weather often starts indigestion. When its effects are felt do not fly to purgatives, which at the best only give temporary relief, but use Dr. Williams' pink pills, paying careful ...

... England yesterday in the Dunottar Castle for the Cape, and expects to be absent six months. Mrs Drew and her children will remain with Mr and Mrs Gladstone. Mr Maitland Kersey, who has arrived m New York from England, says that Lord Dunraven ...