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... JOHN FKEGUSSON. wholesale stationer, Glasgow, was called by Mr Lockwood. Mr Fergusson said he had for twenty years taken an interest in land reform, and he was one of the founders of the Land League. He thought the organisation did not in any way countenance ...
... JOHN FSEGUSSON, wholesale stationer, of Glasgow, was called by Mr Lock* wood. Mr Fergusaon said he had for years taken an interest in land reform, and he was one of the fonoden of the Land League. He thought the organisation did not in any way countenance ...
... trcs brls sugar. order, 13,000 cocoa nuts. AVON MOUTH DOCK. Saturday, March 14.—John Stevenson, s. Alexandria—3 H aa S Budgett and Co.. 26,803 cwt barley. 7.770 cwt beans. ! John Adamson, s, Odessa—H H and Budgett and Co, 33.250 cwt barley. Hero, s, Mars ...
... equity had a right to execute. Thus Henry’s line becoming extinot, the property became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made hie will in 1809, devising the land to Lord Doaeraile and Richard Aid worth in trust for ...
... Road, Alfred Rood. Birkenhead, chemist. John Jones, tho Cardigan Arms, Dowlaia, Marthyr TydTil. innkeeper. Cwratooh. Ahordsra, Pentra, parish LUmdesryfach, 3ad*• '1 Tim rTlaailaaif.uk Balkw dure, ?a.-^ndr. John Danes, of near St. TTilm'a. Lanosshlrs builder ...
... from Thomas Benjamin White to Francis John Treasure, allowed; Castle Inn, Castle Mill Street, from John Lund Thomas Turdle Dryedalc, allowed; Bell. Narrow Wine Street, from Amelia Blake John Eddolls, allowed; Oxford Arms, Oxford Street, Westbury, from Joeeph ...
... XiXT. Arm. At R y e 0p to ROYAL TORS Tu TM AL Retread at Make Waal MR. JOHN MO& NINTH ANNUAL CONCERT. %imam mums. CLUPTOK. MONDAY. API U. M. AT MIT O'CLOCK. Of MIMIC- VICTORIA 0 0 M 8. The very Ma\ IILACIL I TS& A wig. Aolti • 1' sal b e CARDIGAN LUXURY ...
... viaducts at Penwithers, Chacewater, Blackwater, and Redruth, on the same line. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from Arms to Cardigan, practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic in the coarse of few days. Under agreement ...
... Llandaff City, ss (Weiss), Newport; Che?ington, ss (Fames), and Collier, both for Swansea; Tivyside and Seaflower, both for Cardigan; Stockton, London; Elaine, Liverpool; Comeragh, Waterford; Reliance, Swansea. 6th—Rover, (Kohn), Cardiff. Portishead:—Consent ...
... street, from Thomas Benmlamin White to F1rancls John Trasure,' allowed; Castle [mv, Castle MZil street, from John Lund to Thomas Tordle Drys- :dnle, allowed; jWlell, Narrow Wine street, from Amelia Blake to John Eddolis, allowed, Oxford Ardie, Oxford street7 ...
... Phelps Annie Hand Elizabeth Wickham; Carpenters' Arms, Bt. James's Churchyard, from Joseph Humphries to Elizabeth Humphries; Cardigan Arms, King Street, from Isaac Bailuy to Rose Ellen Bailey; Engineers' Arms, Milk Street, from Sarah Ann Harding to William ...
... (Patrichio), and Eze(od, Cardiff ; l.ie of Swansea; Stockton, Loudon; Elaane, Liverpool. had Regisalid, •Waterfont Sea Plower, Cardigan; reclland, Swansea. Homeward boned—For Brio of From Savannah, O. Emma; from Wilmington. 18th. Zippors; from Brunswick. Ga ...