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... 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 ...
... Carlisle. Be, W. W. Hutt, to the rectory of BlofieM, Norfolk. Bey. W. North, prebeodarj of St. David's, to the archdeaconry of Cardigan, and prebend of Llandyfriog, dio. of St. David's. Rey. P. Prescott, to be chaplain to the City-of London Union. Rev. W. Hood ...
... condition: .The balls are highly spoken. of by John Scott, John Osborine, Sam Rndgers`- Joseph biawson, and otlie eminent ?? Lifain.Leade ,- . Try Taylor's Condition Balls; thoy are very good. - From Mr; 'John'mScdtt,',Trainer : Whitebjil,uonseq, July 20 ...
... H, High-street, lloxton. Orders by Post promptly attended to.—Distance object. Funerals. !Mrs. Townley (Widow of the late John Townlev), Funeral Furnisher and Contract, r, and by special appointment to the Metropolitan Police Force. 5, Dean-street, ...
... Peter Fair hair n.'-t Lc-oda, died yesterday. niK LONUUN (JA/.MiEOF LASI (FRIDAY) NIGHT. o. 4. The yucvn has been pleased to John Hill Hirton. Ksq.. one «f the ftl lingers the General Prison P rtb. and also discharge the cuty ot Secretary to the said Managers ...
... 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 ...
... Charlentont,—D. Alderdim. Lam. .—J0hn Nlulrioa. Do., —John Kerr. Moira, ----R. Millis. Coagh, J. &W. M•Keown. Maghera, .T &M. Kerr. Cloughmills,—H.M. Keret% slagberafelt, John Johnston. Comber, ----G. 51•Morran. Marketbill, _Ed. Cumming ...
... neighbourhood in which re-ide»i.—/r u (.orrspondent. ctive i ire In —Between the hours of two and iee > Monday morning an a.arm that ■ t’- .1 nouaes situate in Highstreet, in this town, wtr. u.i fire; subsequent inquHy, however, proved tin. iu -» ...
... and Kemety has s*id why, the may learn the art of improving time, and be fitted designation being about ss just as coupling Cardigan . to become like her—wives, mothers, heads of fsmiwith Bal.kla.a, where Bl.clc Botile charged lira, and useful membere of ...
... thrusting out great arms on either side; and he Central Wales, more intent upon its terminal point, had peeto run direct from the Craven Arms to Llandovery. . -, came the proposal to connect Pencader, the terminus of the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway, with ...
... bench: the Don John Craven Wwiteura, 111., Fratiri. V Monkey., DI., John G King, DL, Duckett, DL, the hoe Juntpli CJ Peter !lamina 'lliumpaon, John Mennen, James Drought, /Inekett, Gtouge Garvey, Juu. Kolles,on, I) Lander, Maury G turd John filming, KM, ...
... HEAD CLASSICAL MASTER: Edwin Sandislands, Esq., A.B., ?? Ex-Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford. ,f - HEAD M!ATHIEMATICAL MASTER: Robert Tucker, ERsq., A.M ., Ex-Scholar of St. John's College, and Wrangler of the University of . Cambridge. At the late ...