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... Wednesday, Mr. B. T. Williams, barrister-atlaw, read a paper to the Chamber of Agriculture for the mistier of l'armarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, upon the land question. He condemned the scheme of the Land Tenure 'Worm Association, but advocated the compulsory ...
... by my aide at the gateway, to be walked off afterwards by some other of his comrades; another came out of a house with an armful of Cashmere shawls! On one of the steps leading to the great Mo.que I observed a seedy-looking soldier trying on a bright ...
... Taroday morning in Cardigan Bay, off Abe•ystwitb. WWl* She Barlags fishing wok was making for Aborysiwith 11 arbour, 'rich dab, a weibandoss so broke over bar, and Captain Rowlauds, wbo was at Ws baba, was walked overboard Mr. John right has been sleeted ...
... contributed towards this object by the introduction of Henry Grattan into Parliament, as representative of hie borough of Cherimiont, was• averred, the harrier and honour of hie life.* Grattan. however, it will be reemesabersd, was content after the r oion ...
... made bright with beautiful 'were. the offerings of many losing Mends The chief mourner. were Mr Percy Wildman-Luehington. Mr Grattan Wi dman-Lualeington, Mr Arthur Uoldhawk, Mr Charles Uoldhawk, Miss Wildman-Lushington, Miss Mary Stuart Goldhawk, Mr and Mrs ...
... Trousers and Suits, newest Myles, popular prices. The noted establishment for C o ed and Mole Trousons, Vests, Guernsere, Cardigan Jackets, Shirt., Tim, Hate, Ceps, Hosiery, &c. The People's Clothiers and General Outfitters, 118 and 120, High. street, ...
... bell at a church in a French province recently kll, and lulled a young woman eh,, was attending alma Gervais. The Rev. Henry Grattan Guinnees has commenced to preach In New York, where he has Greased great excite'neut. The blusos-hall in which be preaches ...
... by Dr. Richard Grattan, a Sinks Fellow of the King and Queen'. College of Physicians, there is the following iriau statement, corroborative of the truth of &super. etitiou very prevalent in Ireland. The writer of this work, Dr. Grattan, is well known ...
... tin Tuesday afternoon two .in. o f the liar. R. 11. Di.km. Roder ,4 Eadebureit, named Thomas Ernest. aged 13. and Bernard John. aged 11, wont out for a sail in a boat off leyedown. with two grolllll.lq , PIM* .4 the Vicar .4 Iwynlown awl Harty tthe Rev ...
... Robert am, i,tine friends, who were assembled considering me ineval loading arm instead of the onsosete nog snaeritmakly I zin g , Wag e i wen of She ki the Tad of Cardigan., setiquilles, welcomed Moe heartily, and felt him a worthy pan at present used ...
... of sliver. The yield to California Is Increasing a new silver region of s hundred miles by forty has been discovered is the Arm. tine Republic, at the foot of the Andes, and St. Arnaud, Victoria, Is described by miners working there as a salver Cornwall ...
... lying on the pathway. The head was towards the emd, and her right arm waist:sight and the other was drawn epee , an angle. and the hand clenched. The face was partly covered by a cardigan jacket , minus the sleeves and buttons. Mr. Vox • medical student ...