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... EMLYN ARMS FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, NEWOASTLE-EMLYN. JOHN JONES, PatOPIUMIL rooting in all its branches, Meanies, Mourning Comilla, to. Stables and Lockmp Coach Houses. Tlf Protwieior ladA.,a er Two Mlle. of loot on the honk* of She -famed Utter Thy ...
... they brought in another measure to enable ; for the name of Grattan's devoted friend kinds. They began to think it led to the Irish Catholic to vote for the election and colleague was Sir John Parnell. nothing but simply the lilting of all of a member ...
... dealer o Jones John, Railway-view, Minffordd, Merioneth . .railway guard .. Jones John, Minffordd, Penrhyndendraeth, Merioneth, railway guard .. Jones Margaret, Cross Inn, Rhosfair Strata, innkeeper o Florida, Cardigan Jones Morris, Mostyn Arms, Pwllheli, ...
... him down sgsio, when his left arm was broken, He received a blow on tho head waich nearly stuoned him, Someons hited him up, put him into a cab, and took him to hisoffises, whera e was attended by Dr. Thorpe, who set his arm and ‘ sccompanied him to his ...
... EMLYN ARMS FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, NEWOASTLE-EMLYN. JOHN JONES, Psoesurroa. Posting in all its branches, Hearses, Mourning Coaches, ic. Stables and Lock•op Coach Howes. Proprietor holds over Two Miles of Land on the hanks of the far•fained River liv) ...
... TAE CARDIGAN AND TIVY.SIDE ADVERTISER AUTUMN, 1889. Mr. Thomas Evans' Autumn Sales, 1889. COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. Sales by Mr. John Daniel Sept. 2416—Llainborth, Penbryn, Crops. - - _ - _ - 23th—Nantbrenni, Crops and Live Eltozk. Jones, Auctioneer. 26th—FeUnease ...
... SIR JOHN £lO LY, Gold Kegler. [l5 Grattan= • strong Gold Insoles*. 11..miird.231.1dItic=tr Quin lot all Anat. blue Hall gloat to chigoe ou eight la --I. with bracket Weld throe guineas UoM Jewany. wAkNAID7, trataoP, sod . BAItN. NORWIt IL NOS, SS, ...
... between Flood and Grattan took place in the House. In the heat of debate Grattan made a very discourteous and unfair allusion to Flood's illness. Flood rose ' and after a few words of preface' launched into a fierce onslaught upon Grattan. He dwelt with ...
... Atircastk-tuilp. RISLYN ARMS FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, NNWOMirrLE-EMLYN. JOHN JONKsi, Pitormicron. Punting in all its branches, HeMU'S, Mourning Coaches, &u. Stahle. and Look-up Coach Howes. j :nk ti ,:ilirei:P f ij i'''`l 4;W: d ri, , l . ' tl.,. ...
... MR. JOHN DILLON. Under the auspices of the Russell Club, an association of .undergraduates of the various Oxford colleges, Mr. John DUIon, M.P., last night addressed a public meeting of Liberals, in the Corn Exchange that city—the building which was last ...
... Attocastle-Omlon. EMLYN ARMS FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, NEWCASTLE-EMLYN. JOHN JONES, Paoraunoz. Posting in all its branches, Hearses, Mourning Coaches, do. Stables and Loek•op Coach Mouses. rE 4, l: u roTictr v ho o ld of , fr , the fo . rliatzdZ i lve ...
... HER ARM LEY.—At I UPPER ARM LEI . I Yead'.n (prof ), c Ualltday Batty, b Burrows. W. llolruyd, liaUiday J. Scot.. Barrow B. Kallmson, 11. MuMliamp. Wood b Burrow* - ' .7. Holdaworth. b Burrows 1 IJ. Appleby, c Maudeb Burrows jJ. Pnmr. c Maude Halliday ...