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... Duke of York and Lieutenant Colonel Lenox, Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. John Paull, the Marquis of Londonderry and ever-glorious Grattan, the best of the good, and the Earl of Cardigan—he of the Light Brigade—and Captain Harvey Tuckett toed the creases ...
... SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN WALES. A shocking tragedy happened in South Wales on Saturday. Dlr. J. Johnes, county court judge for Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, and recorder of the borough of Carmarthen,,,has been assassinated by his butler, an Irishman ...
... Dolancothy Arms, which belongs to Mr. Johnes, and he has made frequent applications to his master to obtain it. Mr. Johnes, however, refused to grant it him, and in this fact lies the explanation of the frightful tragedy. The Dolancothy Arms is at present ...
... memento*. of the ohartre will be exhibited Ronald, the &larger whieh the Berl of Cardigan rode. Ronald has been kindly lent for the 000mion by the Coantees of Cardigan. Tan BASONZBB BIJIDITT COUTTIII, who has presented prises to the sobool teachers ...
... A LADY AND GENTLEMAN SHOT BY A BUTLER. SUICIDE OF THE MURDERER. On Saturday Mr. John Johnes, late County Court Judge for the counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, Chairman of the Carmarthenshire Quarter Sessions, and Recorder of the borough ...
... tells us When the order was given by Captain Nolan to Lord Cardigan to We into the valley of Balaklava, Lord Cardigan said, 'le it possible P Here goes, then, for the last of the Cardigans,' mewling the mean of the 11th Human. We advanced in three lines ...
... assisted by Rev. E. Richards-Adams, vicar of Biseot, and the Key. W. Isaac, rector of Pirton, John William Bund Willis-Bund Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law, son of John Walpole Wil of Wick Epif copi, to llanictte, daughter ot R. Temple, l', s of The Nash, ...
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... inhabitants ; Flint, 76,312; Cardigan, 73,441; Momtgomery, 67,623, Brecon, 59,901; Anglesey, 51,050 ; ’;erionoth, 46,598 ; and Radnor, 25,430. Verpior, Novesmegr 11va.—“The inquest on the body of Albert Edward Johns, the child of R Johns, tailor, of 7 Morley ...
... everybody I know, for I rim sure it is a geed thing for the eyes, for (speak as! lint it—Yours truly. Ct. C. Late of the Tower Arms, Leech-street, nghain. Sir,—.l have much pleasure in testifying to the surprising efficacy of your famed Eye Liquid, which ...
... Lodge took place the Eagle Tavern, Dock Lane. Mr. T. Davis presided, and Mr. John Harper discharged the duties of vice chairman. A capital spread was provided by the host, Mr. John Hnm. phreys, jun.—The customary toasts having b«?n honoured, Mr. Humphreys ...
... her he was going to take it to be analysed. The defendant said he should not tafce out of the house, and taking hold of his arms spilled the milk out of the jug.— Mr. Spooner : What do you to that ? That is on© way to prevent the adulteration from being ...