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... THE LATE MR. JOHN VANCE. A vacancy has been created in the representation of the borough of Armagh by the death of Mr. John Vance, which 000urred so suddenly in Soarborough, from disease of the heart. Mr. Vance first entered Parliamentary life in 1852 ...
... Macrons. James Chadwick, Bop., Chairman. David R. Davies, Itaq., Daputv-chatrteas. John Barran, Elal• John Holliday, Esq. Str Barad. Buckley, Bart., H.P. John Nkr l vr, Erg. John Chapnau, Hrory 11 SteJabal, Esq. Th. b in thaie pu,der, Bag. Wind= 11.11ouldatturth ...
... Fuvlsr Dr Stamp Dr Ratlenbury William Arthur Charles F’-est John Bedford Dr Jobson Dr William B Pope Alexander Macaulay Dr W C Osborn T 8tephensn W Holland Bond Theophilus Woolmer John Walton John W Greeves Cullagh H Tindall Ion Kelleu Joseph Owen Watkins ...
... these gallant services by the Fishguard lifeboatmen. Similar thanks were voted to Mr. John Morgan and the Rev. John Webb, honorary secretaries respectively of the Cardigan and Hornsea branches of the institution, for their active co-operation on recent occasions ...
... held them at arm's length, and retired slowly, lighting and defending the trumpet major until de- prived of his weapon by a shot. This is no rhodomon- tade, but plain fact, as recorded in the Gazette. Lieut. Alexander Bobert Dunn, of Cardigan's boys, was ...
... the bead face; his arm was also injured. TIVERTON. County Court, Saturday.—(Before Mr Sergeant Petcrsdorfl, judge).—Tho business of tho court was remarkably light, the sitting being almost nominal one. —Richanl Moon and Wife v. John Dnreh. —Mrs Moon, for ...
... wonderful cuarge. For example, one of them tells us: When the order waa given by Captain Nolan Lord Cardigan to ride into the valley of Lord Cardigan d, ' it po**ibl*? Here goes, then, lor the last the Cardlgaaa,' meaning the men of the 11th Hussars. ...
... gallant services by the Fishguard Lifeboatmen. Similar thanks were also voted Mr. John Morgan and the Kev. James . Webb, Honorary Secretaries respet lively of the Cardigan and Hornsea branches the Institution, for their active co-operation recent occasions ...
... Scarfe, Tu:n James, Sweeney, G. D. Price, J. G Baker, Fred. Armes, John Howes, John Holloway, James Deviin, Charles Macauley, Thomas Tremiey, Kobert Nichol, John Hogan, ‘ John Mortimer, John McCausland, James ...
... BURSTING OF A RESERVOIR At CARDIGAN ANI> LOSS OF LIFK. A shocking catastrophe, which calls to mind the recent bursting of the reservoir at Cwmcarn, took place at Cardigan, on Tuesday morning. A reservoir, distant from Cardigan about one mils and quarter ...
... one them tells na: When the woe given by Captain Nolan to Lord Cardigan totwe into the vadloy ot Balaklava, Lord Cardigan said, it passible Here goes, then, for the last ot (he Cardigans,* meaning the mean ot the Uth Hussars. We advanced in three lines ...
... wpmt end whet* eosobat orit•esood off is ear Armed W bees the mooed odour of the Ps/o-boe. J. 11. Leman& The moped, be amid be keg them 130 feet loostb, nod bee sower .1 the FATAL QUARREL. Oa &eft a foyer armed Ulm. mend was admitted lie the Ties Winery ...