At the inquest held on Dr. William Charles O'Donoghue, Liverpool, who met with terrible death in • Cheshire Lines train at Flixton, evidence was given that the deceased was taken ill on the way to Liverpool from Manchester. He was sick, and on putting his head out of the window
December 26, 1913 - Dartmouth & South Hams chronicle - Dartmouth, Devon, England
MAXIMUM PENALTY ON ONE CHARGE. Violet Osborne Gray, aged twenty-six, described as a teacher of singing and elocution, who was arrested by officers of the White Slave Traffic branch of Scotland Yard when they made a raid on a massage establishment in Thayer-street, Manchester-squ
December 26, 1913 - Dartmouth & South Hams chronicle - Dartmouth, Devon, England
I am a word of Ave letters, made of steel with • wooden handle. Behead me, and I am a fruit. Behead me again, and I am part of the head. Place a consonant in front of me, and I become an animal. Place another consonant behind me, and I grow on a man's face. Answer: Spear, Pear,
December 26, 1913 - Dartmouth & South Hams chronicle - Dartmouth, Devon, England