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... Sergeant Ernest John; Corporals George Hanson and John teeny; Privates John Anthony, Arthur Banks, George Brougdon (1) Henry Brownsoa, James. Christie, Henry Dutton, William lox, Edward Gallop, Joseph Green, George 'ltbmae Hodges, John Ingham, ...
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... called shifting one, in the wrill of the testator, one of his large estates, situated in the county Cardigan, did not, upon the death of his eon, Mr. John Miles, who died last year, devolve upon Mr. George Miles for life, and after his death upon Col Miles ...
... the right of possession a very large amount landed and other property and the adjoining counties Carmarthen and Cardigan. The claimant is John Mordecai. old man residing at Swansea, which town he native, and in which locality a large proportion of the disputed ...
... Mr* K Leonard (Orore-pUce— ...
... problematical gains solid rantof forty pounds sterling for right gold Wicklow and over hundred brings in pounds year and Cardigan of four is sold outright for hundred not for profit bat ths Commissioners like good stewards do disdain of odd for Windsor ...
... 10s.. John Hobbs, 9 years and 6 sickness and an allowance of 10s. a week after the mouths lately..Colonel.Pearson ana ...
... both men fell to the ground, Fripp Doing uppermost. Withey alleged that whilst on the ground . Fripp endeavoured to break his arm, and planted his knee ou his chest, and that ho then seized Fripp’s beard and forced him off, tpid getting up seized his gun ...
... Miss Melville, . , 18 (Raglan-cottage)—Mr & Mra MrsLocock At . .. 19 air and Mrs VVe»combe A f 20 airs Bennett A i 22 (Raglan Arms) Mr & Mm Pine . ..(Here Oreeufleld-placeJ. & airs Edwards (?/1--tnsdown -buildings) airs ViN- CBM „ 28 (1) Misses Smith ...
... tbe third time. The reverend gentleman added : They say, John, you're getting money with her. You did so on the last two occasions. You'll get rich by the wires. “Deed, air, quietly responded John, what wi' bringin them in and puttin’ them out, there's ...
... in the lees important districts. The larger residence, of the nobility du• played old tapestries and embroidered panels of arms from the windows. The garrison, 10,000 strong, lined the route of the cortege about ten o'clock, but the King and the Archduchess ...