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... CARPENTERS' WORKSHOP adjoining, front- i a junction road leading therefrom to Cardigan-road. Lot 2.—FIVB FREEHOLD DWBLLING HOUSES, situate and known Nos. 49, 51, 53, 55, and 57, Cardigan-road. Let to weekly tenants at rentals amounting to £65 13s. per annum ...
... skirt, full and in latest mode. Carriage 9d. PATTERNS of the two good fabrics in which costumes are made (1) John Noble Costume Coating and (2) John Noble Cheviot Serge sent together with new Album of Fashions, POST FREE to all who mention this newspaper ...
... per arm. Particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained of Messrs. Beale and Martin, Solicitors, Town Hall Chambers, Blagrave-street; and of the Auctioneer, 37 and 38, Market-plaoe, Reading. LAVENDER STREET, HOSIER STREET, READING. MR. JOHN MILLER ...
... per arm. Particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained of Messrs. Beale and Martin, Solicitors, Town Hall Chambers, Blagrave-street; and of the Auctioneer, 37 and 38, Market-place, Beading. LAVENDEB STREET, HOSIER STREET, BEADING. MR. JOHN MILLER ...
... Particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained of the Auctioneer, 37 and 37, Market-place, Reading. READING. CARDIGAN ROAD, REDLANDS. j\/TR. JOHN MILLER instructed the Owner, to Sell Auction, at an early date, Freehold Corner Dwelling HOUSE and SHOP, with ...
... suicide aro reported from Dole Cothie, in the parish of Caio, Carmarthenshire. Mr. John Johnes, formerly the County Court Judge for the Counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, Chairman of the Carmarthenshire Quarter Sessions, and Recorder of the ...
... Suez on the inst. on her way to Portsmouth. Death of Lieut.-General Grattan, C.B. The colonelcy of the 17th Regiment of Foot has become vacant by the death of Lieutenant-General John Grattan, C.8., which took place at Brussels on Saturday, aged 75. The gallant ...
... Kerry. The object of the meeting was take up arms, the Americans were expected Christmas, and would be joined by the French. Ireland was then to be an independent republic. By his oaths he was bound to take arms at moment's notice, and yield implicit obedience ...
... Dixon, a farmer, near Dunnrainy, and took away a gun. Dixon's wife remonstrated, but the leader told her they wanted all the arms they could get, and fired shot when leaving the house. The young man O'Hara, who was wounded in the affray at Ballyheigue, ...
... parties were suspended to enable each regiment to be as strongly represented as possible. The division under Lieut- General Sir John Pennefather, X.C.8., formed np in the Long Valley shortly after 11 o'clock, and by half-past the lines were formed, ten regiments ...
... gentlemen with whom the , choice rested would do their utmost to procure a fit and proper person. The consecration of the Venerable John , Gregg, D.D., Lord Bishop of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross, ■ will take place on the 9th of February, in the St. Patrick's Cathedral ...
... by the troops with shouldered arms. The marching past then followed and the review proceeded with, at the conclusion of which Gen. Todleben rode off the field accompanied by Sir John Pennefather and the Earl of Cardigan, and having partaken of luncheon ...