... TIIE LIBEL ON EARL CARDIGAN. On Tuesday morning, is the Court of Queen's Beach, muse was shown aghast the rule obtained in Easter Term on the application of the Earl of Cardigan, against Lieut.-Coke:el Caltborpik to show cal I. why a information should ...

... JOHN D. STEEL, MOSTPELLIER,BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, 6, QUEEN'S CIRCUS, °malt. the (ammo's Hotel. TURNPIKE TOLLS TO BE LET. WINCHCOSIB DISTRICT OF ROADS. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETINU of the TRUSTEES of the Winchcomb District of ...

... ARM VAI.S. Maj.°. . sad Mir. ((min Snuthswa), 1. •I•o mol fleffenom (from liwitz,rland), 2. 4)..ti.prirado Col 3 ., •1 Hn. lioldinir (from Unarm). Tudor-lode, Ilaj•.r mod the Mimm Nunn. mad Mrs. (from C. 1.1 Mra. 11avies (from Birmingham), 8, Bather- ...

... Macrons. James Chadwick, Bop., Chairman. David R. Davies, Itaq., Daputv-chatrteas. John Barran, Elal• John Holliday, Esq. Str Barad. Buckley, Bart., H.P. John Nkr l vr, Erg. John Chapnau, Hrory 11 SteJabal, Esq. Th. b in thaie pu,der, Bag. Wind= 11.11ouldatturth ...

... nay 26—Of Petri, at Hartburstfield Farm, Gloat:is. ter Road, by John G. Villar, at 5 for 6 25—Of Prow at the Exmouth Arms., Bath Road, by y John G. Villar, at 6 for 7 25—Of Furniture, at Southwood Lodge, Prestbury Road, by Eagan. Con and Co., at 12 • ...

... Stroud, aged 73, Susan, wife of John Paine, Esq. January 2. at Salford, near Evesham, aged 6d, the Rev. S. Garrard, Vicar, formerly for 33 years curate of Duaibleten. January 2, at Cheltenham, Catherine, the beloved wife of John Parker, Esq., late of Belv ...

... Anthony Limon Brown, Surgeon Army Medical Staff, to Jaw Maria (Jeanie), youngest daughter of the late John Hughes, Esq., J.P. and D.L., for the county of Cardigan. ...

... Cooke. Bristol. Canliff Mr. R. F. Langley, Solicitor. Cardigan Chepstow Mr. James Coles. Chipping Sodbcry Mr. A. D. Morton. Cirencester Clevedon Hill, near Bristol Mr. Edmund Gurney, Poetmaster. Mr. John Virard. ▪ Mr. G. S White. Mr. Philip Bailin,jun. ▪ ...

... beginning with the junior. bane % and asked him :— John Load Keane, how aiets.yont lordship—is James Thoznaa,,Essi of . Cardigan, guilt of the felony whereof he standsindieted, or not guilty ?• Whereupen John Keane, standing up in his place, uncovered, and ...

... 4/9 per pair. JAPANZBE INITIAL. HANDKORCRIIIII‘ besaNhay einteohleritd with way YAW, 1/114 awl I,S rarb. Gam SCAMPS, TIN. CARDIGAN JACKETS, SILK sod CAMBRIC HANDKIRCHIRPS is groat Twisty. Oor ONE GUINEA REVERSIBLE TRAVELLING RUG is yodel pessoot. TRAVELLING ...

... provided for 100,000 soldiers. The will of the late Lord Cardigan has led to serious litigation. A suit of administration was brought in the Equity Conr's, on Saturday, on be- 1 half of Lady Cardigan, in which several qu-stions at ion@ between her ladyship ...

... age Rev. John Erskine, Chaplain R.N., 5, Oriel-place Rev. John and the Misses Frampton, Aban-court South Rev. 8. D. and Mrs. and Miss Penrose, La:ton-villa Rev. Arthur Richard Siert, 33, Montpellier-terrace Atkinson, Mrs. Milner, 5, Grattan-terrace Bates ...