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... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS, Mr. J. 2OO Yards Djo Handicap. be opecmfif of ntw course in Mr A. Peel’s extensive inclosure Saturday with a yards dog handicap, promoted by J. Bcmsley, the Union Cross Inn, Leeds, was the cause of very numerous attendance of the ...
... CARDIGAN ARMS GROUNDS. Rose and ■Wallktt. —There wan a very good company paid gate into A. I’eel’s incloeure on Monday to the rabbit corn-ring match between W. Wainwright’a formerlycelebratcd dog, Wallett, of Armley, and J. Howard’s Hose, Meanwocd, for ...
... Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Bart., Dr. Grattan, senior representative of the Grattan family ; Edward Gibson, M.P., Sir John Esmond, M.P., Edward Dense, I. Butt, Q.C., M.P., Maurice Brooks, M.P., A. M. Sullivan, M.P., Macnrthy Downing, M.P.,R. O'Shaughnessy ...
... UNVEILING THE STATUE OF GRATTAN The publie ceremon{)of unveiling a statue to fl: Grattan took place in Dublin yestcrday, and was ‘the occasion of an immense popular ovation. The ‘ceremony was not confined to merely one pfi, u 'many Conservative noblemen ...
... and connections of Henry Grattan's family, the principal among whom were Lady Laura Grattan, widow of Grattan's eldest son ; Lady Esmonde, Mrs. Grattan Bellew, Mrs. Edmund Dease, granddaughter of Henry Grattan ; Sir Henry ...
... _ THE CARMARTHEN AND CARDIGAN RAILWAY. counties. The town of Tobolsk, in Siberia, is threatened with incendiary tires, and armed parties are patrolling the streets. A singular outrage on a priest in Leeds was attempted yesterday by a man who called at ...
... Barlow [4] north John & Elisabeth, Lynn SSW, Tory fine. Sailed fir Zoe Treffty [Oct Dnddon John Clark, Davey, do John Wesley. Bari, JoaephFiflher,lddon,PortTlkot W, dull. Arrived fivm Morris’s [Oct 4] Llanelly Elizabeth Davies, Davies Cardigan Sailed for Mary ...
... 28 LIFEBOAT SERVICES HEAVY GALE. CARDIGAN, 17th Apl.—The Cardigan lifeboat of the National Institution has been instiumental to-day in bringing safely to this port the schooner Mary Helen, of Fowey, which had been abandoned during the recent heavy gale ...
... JOHN bull: Grattan, who threw It into die form of drama, which wae •übeeqnently pat npon the itage. The fact, however, that thia drama wae acted, aad that Hr, Hollingabead’e wae not, don not affect the qoeaticn of law which the Court had to decide. Mr ...
... JOHN BULL. very wisely let the letters ho has published far the most part speak for themselves. He has annexed very useful explanatory notes, and at the beads of chapters bo has placed a few political facts, and given dates which enable us to understand ...
... B. and Lady Florence Dixie, Sir John, Lady, and Miss Astley, Caroline Duchess of Montrose, W. Crawford, Sir John Lister Kaye, Lady Rivers, Mrs- Clay Ker Spymer, Mrs. R. Vyner, Miss Dixie, and the Countess of Cardigan. The dresses were of very simple ...
... JOHN BOLL. tt bcW. K POLITICAL IKTELLIQENOE. “or not worth repairing.” The thirty-two, Hec M»je*ty, on the recommendaHonof Mr. DiHacU, .Jiiir/ly, have sunk down to twenty-three. conferred baronetciee on Mr. H. W. Peek, M.P. i finally this pleasant ...