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... be referred to the Secretary of State. THE GREAT PLATE CASE.—In the suit, Cardigan v. Howe, in which the Duke of Buccleuch claimed from the executor of the late Earl of Cardigan the value of a service of plate, part of which had been melted down, Lord ...
... Walter Kelly, M.A., James Wills, Esq., to Maria Louisa, eldest daughter of the late Rev. John Hornbuckle, of Reading, Berks. DEATHS. the 13th inst., at Cardigan, aged 36, Griffith Richard Jenkins, M.D., of H.B.M.'s Legation, Japan, formerly of the Royal ...
... ✓ural eempesitioes were rat best, Mr. 'neer Danes. from near Cardigan. For the best singer et the less ate, Arm, ann. ye competed seise wait divided between Mr. 0. done.. NewTredegar. and John Owen, The Isere was • prize of 3a for the recitation of Tread ...
... Margaret, Jones, Liteekampton. Verbena, Sheerness. Bulldog (is), Storer, Highbridge, general cargo. Pheasant, Bydder, Cardigan. John, Bolls, Bristol. Margaret. spray, Neath. Sampson, Lisbon. Hawendale, Villa Nnovo. Felix Aimee, Nantes. Constant, Bona ...
... witnesses. actives TO or (.11.n bletax.-John Arundel, a rag-gatherer, was memo aed for buying lees than 112 pounds of lead at one time. It was proved that to. defendant had purchased We. of lead • youth monad John Owens, whom he WA given 10d. for it. The ...
... Tucker, Antwerp, ballast. S. D. Carlton, 883. Palfrey, Liverpool, ballast. Zelland, 300. Kennedy, Appledors, ballast. Maria H., Arms, Waterford. ballast. Hampshire (se), 424, Thompson, Southampton, empty. Columbine (se), 498, Harrison, Greenock, ballast. Old ...
... the ( obis *HMO Harris *even In the bottom of the lam brought up. Harris died afterwards, but Brien is MB , alive. _ _, John Grattan, firemen, Mid he hag been eleven at the Marfa, awl employed there now. He charge of the boilers imen Hew ile in gm , at ...
... - Osi the February, Mr John Dianermio.. ' arftrdidp• Seraleethhire. in his year Ifelettesa, at his residence, Stepney-plow after a keg Mr Alban Davie., officer. ZVANS.-05 the Wet thlreary, at the rearm* of his at Pendre. Cardigan. DI Ina Evans, late as ...
... David Smith Uandair, Mr. John Howe Swansea, Mr. W. Edmund Llandilo, Mrs. Jane Jones „ Mr. J. Griffiths Llandovery, Mr. Benjamin Tenby, Mr. John Phelps Evans Tredegar, Mr. George Harry Llanellv, Mr. C. N. Broom. Usk, Mr. John Edward* [6895 I- vubu4 ...
... in noticing. such 1 fi. miserable twcddlse. It is now quite plain that the battle sit of has come dowiyin the weak, light.armed skirmishers, The tia shegals are in 7nill cry, but lot me advise you, as an.old of seol[ier, if yea. have regard for the good ...
... before the Board. -In 1868 the Board authorised the payment of relief to a non-resident pauper, who lived in Cardigan. That had been paid by the Cardigan Board of Guardians, who now sent in a claim for £9 15s. The payment of that account was illegal without ...
... went through to him. I found all right there. At • point opposite the engine-house I found Nettle and John Davis They were getting the fireman Grattan from his work through a hole in the madion.work that I blown out. I retraced my steps towards the pit ...