... CURSED AND DIED. Miming since February 9, David Morton Cruickshank, seventeen, a bank dal of Newbury, Becks, was on Tuesday found dead in the River at Ham Mills, near Newbury. Tied round the youth's neck was a scarf, to which was attached a bag containing ...

... bridegroom had left the hall, and in a fee minutes returned with his young male friends and the Buddhist priest appointed to perform the rites of marriage. These friends almost carried him in bodily, and set him down beside his bride before the ancestral ...

... BOYS' FRIEND DEAD. Mr. George Andrew Hutchison, founder of the Boy's Own Paper, died on Tuesday. It is five months only since Mr. Hutchison, who was in his seventy-second year, retired from the position of editor of the journal, which he had held for ...

... MOTHER KILLED AFTER SAVING A motor-car containing Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clifford, junr., of Coventry, their children, and a friend, collided with a bridge parapet at Hampton-in-Arden on Monday and overturned. Realising the danger, Mrs. Clifford threw her ...

... John Brown, tor trying to save Charles Pollard, who sank while batting at loswich ; to Edwin W. Cave, for saving Emma L. Townsend, who fell into 7ft. of water in th-' river Kennett, at Newbary, Berkshire ; to Jolin W. Gipson, for saving Lizzie Blackburn ...

... SAVED BY HIS SON. A chamois hunter named Schultz, of Croire, in the Canton of Orison, was saved on Tuesday from a terrible death by the bravery of his eon, • lad of 154 years, says a message from Geneva. At break of day the father and son were stalking ...

... :— Oh, mon Dien, •aid guy friend, alter a visit upstairs. There a soldier snoring in say bed, and there is a monster shaving himself in my little daughter's holiug•glass. and wmhing himself in her washhand basin. oh, son Dies, moo Disc! Then, after ...

... not married. She lives with Mr. and Mrs. Shanty at Trioester Rectory, and is very happy. True, there is an old friend of George's--an old friend of Bell's too. Ned Wyndham —who has lately been seen at Triceeter Rectory. Perhape he intends to ask Bell to ...

... vegetables and fruit from A Friend. garden ;lair from Mien O. Nortnan, !hill of beef from Mr. Farrah. old linen, etc., from Mrs. Harrison., game front Mrs. Beyts. maguaines from Mrs. McCall,Mr. MeFarlans„ and A Friend, papers from Mr. odic and the ...

... SAVED FOR GMAT narosas. One night, in • small town in the North of England, • clergyman's house caught fire. lire burnt so fiercely that there was only time for the family to run for their lives. Some of them were scorched and burnt as they escaped. But ...

... TIMES-SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1901. HOW A SOLDIER DIED. Mr. Bennet Burleigh, in the Daily Telegraph. tells a pathetic story of the noble death of a soldier in South Africa. After Tailing' Hill, he writes, s friend of his who had been called to help in the o ...

... DI ;TRIM COUNCIL MEETING. The Rural Dietrich Council met on Monday. uoder the presidency Mr. Kemp-Welch. After difyiosing of the Sanitary matters (reported by us in another column), the Council sat as the Highway Authority of the district, Mr. Linwood ...