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... feeling being that to force a contest or con- tests before then would involve a wanton ex- penditure. It is understood that Mr. John Clancy will contest St. Anne's WNard in Novem- ber, and on Sunday last the members of the West Toxteth branch of the Irish ...
... at her solicitation, agreed to. A ' sell her to her paramour. Accordingly she was, by appoint-i iment, taken to the Cardigan Arms in a halter, and sold, in v 'tics presence of the company drinking there, for a sovereign. C The trio, when the sale ...
... CarminrtheU- It Liangeei ^plesooy; Llallsawel, Carinarthen; and F11ntewalle, Cardigan, .ati iSyr. lilEmi's5 laTrrY Sunsslaos-On Saturday, t11 before Airn H. 8. Htill, John Howard, recently rj teleased from lii'kdale, was charged with seating d iX 3ep1iiethe ...
... and without referring to the earl, rode up to Lord Cardigan and the light division a ied of cavalry, stating that the comumaudor-in-ohicf ordered V d- his lordship 'to attack those batteries. Lord Cardigan, V t who felt that it was madness to make the attempt ...
... featoona, and inscribed wi niot banners became still more numerous, the venerable th Aill) thoroughfares of Bioad-street and John-street assuming se om- almost the aspect of a Parisian boulevard. Spanning one ut he of the principal thoroughfares leading ...
... ry-ddvn, r Flintshire, to whom was given the prize of £;10, v and a first prize of 5 guineas was vwon by Mr. John Jones, Cwmera 'arm, Talsarn, Cardigan- shire, for a handbook on gardens and small holdings in Wales. The adjudicators withheld the prize of £15 ...
... Paul's Cathedral, four B new bishops were consecrated by the Arch- c bishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of SI Londou-the Rev. .John Sheepshanks, as ,ishop of Norwich; the Rev. Joseph s Sidney 1 111, as Bishop of Western E Equatorial Africa; and the Rev. Isae ...
... machinists aentd iron rand bjrass 'ou- dgers, rey., L John Paynter, William John Trt'sha,.l Paynter, Joseph Prisk, and John Mar., ?? the Cornish Tin Smelting Company, Bis , I- - aS regards Joseph Prisk and John 3 ^ Charles Bowden and Alfred Bow den, tar ns, ...
... dstadinglsouth-st July 1, 9 N, 28 W. , An American ship, bound out, shown a white flag with , blue anchor In contra, Aug. 1, off Cardigan Bay. [1a4 TZLEGRAFH.] Vests ?? at Boeffae. Amela fromn Quebec at Waterford. Crusade, fromademel at Dublin. '~Jason, frcm ...
... the Elementary Education BiIl aa resumed.. Authority is given to the Press Associa- tion to coutradict the report that Sir John Gorst, Under Secretary of State for India, lhs resigned or has any intention of resign- ing his position as a member of the ...
... Feilden, On a Lord PA Grosvenor, Lord Cland John Hamilton, jU toa ,rT. Hibbert, S. Holland, R. Leake, W. J. Legh, j l at Morgan Lloyd, David MacIver; Hugh Mason, G. 0. pr Morgan, T. B. Potter, Stuart Rendes, John Roberts, an J. P. Thomasson, W. F. Tollemache ...
... mourners were r- Messrs. John Baxter, Charles Habershon a r, Baxter, and William EL Baxter (sons), mis i Margaret Baxter and Miss Ada Baxter f Z (daughters), Mr. B. Habeaon (botherr-lar ; fr. 2. AoCe, M. Chabrles Pa~rk, M~r. John Park, e Rev.. W. WaZsonZZ ...