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... opportunity for One Month only. J. ROBB & CO., 15, CASTLE PLACE. 765 GRATTAN & CO’S MEDICAL HALL, CORN MARKET, BELFAST, (ESTABLISHED IN 1825,) UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERINTENDENCE OF MR. GRATTAN, AND HIS SON-IN-LAW, MR R. W. PRING LICENTIATE APOTHECARIES. ~ THE ...

... Taanton—R. G. Cox, 23, Fore-D. Brown, Be street =awe Tenhy—lt. Sean —H. Alexander Teignsamath—G. Harden Cardigan— Tewkesbury John Priem, Dorelester John Galpth, High -street High -street Torquay. C. Stark, Strand. Daromosth—W. Ashford and To them -Joh n ...

... Parker. Esq,, Freelands, Ifllcy 3 Legacy—John WaUh. Eeq., (»xford, £*loo, duty free. ACCIDBNT ADMITTED DCBI.VO TBS WIEX —DSC. 26. Edwin Gnffui, aged 16, of Tsckley. with compound fracture of right upper arm and scalp wound—fun over waggon wheel COUNTY ...

... was ordered to issue.—John Fletcher, station-master of the Pan tyffytion Junction, on the Llanelly and Llandilo . ltailway, was charged by P.C. John Jones with being drunk and disorderly. Defendant was fined ss. and costs.— John Lloyd, Llanlash, Llandebie ...

... THE PRESS. “The balls manufactu Mr. Taylor. of in bringin: Trent, possess into eandition. balls are high! spoken of by John Scott, John Osborne. Dawson, rainers.—Lelis Life ins Eon “Try Taylor's Condition Bate—they are very i. From Mr. Whitehall House ...

... week. A poor woman named Martin, and a man named Single fell down, and each broke an arm. Mrs. Wilson fell down, and sustained a very severe sprain of one of her arms. The Pensioners of this district attended, according to notice, at the George Hotel, ...

... and other horses into condition, The balls are high spoken of by John Scott, John Osborne. Dawsoa, and ether ether eminent Trainers.”—Belis Life in Low Condition are very The From Mr. John Scott, Trainer. Whitehall House, Jul 20th, 1956, for the horses ...

... horses into condition, The balls are high! spoken of by John Scott, John Os . Sam Kodzers, Jo- don, rainers.”—Bell's Life in Lon- a? Taylor’s Condition Bal! Balis—they are very good.”—The From Mr. John Scott, Trainer. House, July 20th, 1856. Srr,-—I have ...

... Newport. Pembrokeshire. the wife of Capt. Wm. DiWes, of the schooner John, of twin daughters. Joitits.—On the 11th inst., at the Nevern, Pembrokeshire, the wife of the 1t.,. John Jones, of • son. Jose:s.—On the 9th inst., Mrs. David Jones, of Orchard ...

... yards: first £3 Corporal John Simon Llansawel second £2 Lance-corporal John Jones Talley Demesne The Ladies’ rounds at 150 yards : first £2 Serjeant J Davies Tynycwm Talley second £1 10s Lance-corporal Herbert Davies Edwinsford Arms Talley third £1 Private ...

... t ; Lieutenant, Richard David Jenkins, to be Captain in the tth Cardigan Rifle Volunteer Corps Ensign Thomas Davies, to be Lieutenant ; Wm. ; Williams Smith, Esq.. to be Ensign. CARDIGAN Ptrrrr Ssastows. —These Sessions were held on Monday last, when ...