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... daughter of the late John Hughes, Esq., J.P. and D.L, for the county of Cardigan. Dec. 3, at All Saints' Church, Wickhambrook, the Rev. H. Hall-Houghton, M. A., of Melmerby-hall, Cumberland, to Mary Henrietta, eldest daughter of the Rev. John Dawson Hull, vicar ...
... 6, suddenly, at Pakenh;:h at the residence of her daughter, her, widow of the late Mr. John Harper, of Pakenhill, aged 78. lissats.—March 5, at the Shipwrights; Arms, Gloucester, Esther Ann, wife of Thomas Harris. aged 51. Ocg weed.— March 9, at Rodmarton ...
... Anthony Limon Brown, Surgeon Army Medical Staff, to Jaw Maria (Jeanie), youngest daughter of the late John Hughes, Esq., J.P. and D.L., for the county of Cardigan. ...
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... days. Please send another bottle, as ahall always keep one by me. —Yours truly, Mrs. Lebalv, 94, Brearley Street. 143, New John Street West, Birmingham. Sir,—l was suffering from a severe cold and inflamed eye. 1 consulted two physicians, bat no relief; ...
... G. L. P. Eyre and Co, of No. 1 John-street, Bedford-row, in the county of Middlesex. Meted this 7th day of May, 1874. 0. L. P. EYRE and CO., 1 John-street, Bedford-row, London, W.C., Agents for T. MORGAN, of Cardigan, Solicitors for the Petitioners. ...
... several days. Please send me another bottle. I shall always keep one by me.—Yours truly, Mrs. B 94, Brearley Street. 143, New John Street, West Birmingham. Bir,—l wan suffering from a severe cold and inflamed eye. I consulted two physicians, but to on relief; ...
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... T. G. Dixon took the chair. Edward Powell said that on Friday, August 2Lat, be was driving along the street. by the Moetyn Arms, on his own side, and Mr. Williams shouted to him t• get out of the way, and then gave him a severe blow over the face with ...
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... Mary Gertrude, daughter of Mr. A. McGregor. Starch 6, at Arle, Mr. John Kearsey, aged 86. March 13. at Gwe rnaut Villa, Cheltenham, Caulfield Lloyd Esq., J.P. for the county of Cardigan, aged 56. March 6, in Alvin-street, Gloucester, Amelia, wife of Robert ...