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... - - --- DEATH OF THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. About o'clock en Saturstay morning the F.srl of Cardigan died at his seat, Deese Park, Northemptosshire, of the effects of a Irma hie bon', the several acominto .. of. which- for they all vary -are subjoined. He ...
... The Earl of Cardigan this year generously offered silver cups to be awarded as prizes for the two beet cultivated farm& on his Leicestershire and Northamptonshire estates.. The fret prize wax won by Mr. Francis John Berry, of Stanton, and the second by ...
... THE LATE MR. JOHN LOVELL. Th 6 funeral of Mr. John Lovell, managing editor of the Liverpool Mercury, took place on Saturday in Smithdown Cemetery, Liverpool, the presence of a large number of sympathisers. The coffin was covered with wreaths sent by personal ...
... shall return 2s in the during buyers oyercosts Cardigan jacket mufflers Ac to clear Season Stock— Brooks the Worksop and Outfitter Advt Street Salvation Army who in town six gave his farewell on Sunday St John’s Parochial Fund By an advertisement in columns ...
... THE RETFORD. WORKSOP AND GAINSBOROUGH HERALD. _ JOHN PLOUGHMAN'S LETTER. FARMER'S LETTER. ALARMING AP. AND 0. I STEAMER. The P. and 0. Ste am ship Row arrived at ' THE OF THE SAXON. Plymouth on Sunday night from Australia The Imam yacht Saxon has just ...
... dgerageshog Iflialege. (Lead Commons. How many dusky bras you lambaste I MU We armed and matrasined tke wide dominion of tbs for the defence of the British Bemire ? day vls Is irarragine and I shield like to of venous colours end ellheines.) And while ...
... become a household word In ; Portland Arms. relative to the death of a boy workhouse bairn Of breakfast. tacked by 11. P. Curtis. but these Players , all places where the people live by agriculture V. to goa I named John Thomas liirkbeck, aged nine t i now ...
... TIMES FRIDAY OCTOBER 1896 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS JOHN CURTIS IRONMONGER IMPLEMENT AGENT RETFORD IS OW SHOWING THE HORNSBY BINDER THE MASSEY - HARRIS WIDE OPEN BINDER THE DEERING PONY BINDER HORNSBY FIVE-ARM INDISPENSABLE SELF-RAKER WITH TURN-UP PLATFORM ...
... Harding, John J. Ashton, Wil- liam Moalsdale, William Barnsley, John Fearn, James H. Hamsley, George Jennings, John Taylor, Mary Tay- lor, Thomas Bolton, John T. Bailey, Joseph Davies, Ellen Davies, William Davies, Thomas Davies, W. J. Threstrer, ...
... becoming extinct. the became vested in John Flood, • grandson of the - founder of the (windy. John Flood I rued. his will in devising the lands to Lord Donerade Richard ildweeth in trust to the use of his eldest eon John for life, with the remainder in tail ...
... Soaaanah, daughter of Mr. John Barton, aged 18. Oa the 18th, at New Leaton, Ulna, wife of Mr. J. Pottlnger, aged St. On the th, Newton, near Bingham, Lydia, wife of Mr. Mo-ea Wright, aged 88. , w â the l»Ui. K.isabeth. the wife of John Beardsley, Woodlhorpe ...
... Disohdbrly â John Lamey, aged 40, spectacle hawker, Sandy Lane (on bail), was charged by iuspector Parkinson with being drunk and disorderly on Saturday afternoon, at the comer of tbe Exchange. Dis- charged on paying 4s. Pocket Picking â John Tomlinson ...