... Br Mr. JOlll G. VILLAS. LEG KR•MPTON FAE M. Twe Niles from Cheltenham. John G. Wiliam 1s instructed by Mr Robert Stephens, who is giving up the ?arm, to SILL ST Aucrtom. upon the Ptemises, on TUISDaT, Sarcasm's 21st. 1888, commencing at 12 o'clock peedany ...

... THE CHELTENHAM EXAMINEE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1888. HOLIDAY MOTHS NEW QUAY, CARDIGAN. Twenty miles north of Carmarthen Junction, on a short branch railway, is the small parish of Llandyesil, and seventeen miles from there, in a north-westerly direction ...

... in Cardiagenshlre and Cernentbsultire, mitt coach from Cardigan, •t Newcastle Elmlys, said sung the pack ape task besket which be aecertalmed to contain fin) ,r te. H. accompanied it to the Cardigan and Cermahen Railney, followed it by rail, through i 1 ...

... other rights sad prilrileges necessary fee carrying such objects into effect. To limit if thought At the district within the armed supply within which the supply of electricity shall be compulsory, or, if thought fit, to provide foe its being permissive ...

... hesalways distinguished him, he Led gone along the to sae that the troops were in their proper mai. lions. But here were Sir John Adye, who acted as Chief of the Staff to the General Commanding in Egypt, with a row of medals and decorations across his b ...

... Cairo was looted an the 14th of August. Reports are afloat that there were arms there. The Arabs insisted, it being an English house, on having it opened. Seventeen cases of arms and ammunition were seized, and some articles of furniture were looted. Heavy ...

... Bench ordered her to pay a fine of 10,. and ss. 61 costa, or in default, ten days imprisonment. All OLD OFFEISDU. John Silty, alias John Brows, was charged with begging on January lith, and with being drunk and disorderly, and assaulting P.C. Perko In ...

... duelling, and it was under this Act that Lord Cardigan was indicted before his peers for fighting with one Captain Turkitt. The trial and its result are too well known to recapitulate here. Lord Cardigan get off under a legal technicality. In 100 years ...

... VAORANT. relieves • lorl. regulate. the howl. an 1 .• koow• remedy foe dreamers and .liarebna: , she, , r errs or from John , 14, Grattan-terrace, charnel she aim . • with begging. The pritemer celled at 2, Mokrollier. r. o r •th..• Mn. inthing yrap ...

... from the multitude below. But all was not lost yet, for about his waist and 1 arm was coiled a rope, which, after covering me with the blanket, he tied securely beneath my arms. Then I lost all presence of mind, and implored, Not yet 0 Malcolm ! my love ...

... rector's tall figure and dignified deportment. But the widow ! Dressed in what appeared to - be an elegant costume, her bare arms and neck, plainly visible through her black lace shawl, were gleaming with diamonds! Bat even this was not all! The bright ...

... of experiment, for the purpose of ascertaining how far she can rely upon the reluctance of Austria to interfere by force of arms, and on the diplomatic support of Germany. Possibly this may be true. Russia may even yet see cause to refrain from an immediate ...