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... Commercial-street, Newport, MOD. Joseph Moram, stmaster, Pontypool; or to M. Jones and Bro., Ship okers, bwanse:1; John H. Taylor, Ponty- ster; John J. avid Thomas, Glen-view Cottage, Pentre S. Andrews, Mill-street, Pontypridd. 41365 IGULAn WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNIC ...
... World; Miss ADA CLARESSE 4NMiss NELLY ESTELL Miss AMY BlLMORS 'iss KATE WILLIAMS I Miss AMY FLOWITT Miss MARIE GUINAND ] Ur JOHN VARNEY Mr ALF BARKER The Sisters Belton and Froupe, I VICOUNT WALTER MONROE. i Mr TOM COYNE. New Scenery, New Dresses, New ...
... her two daughters, Anne »nd Esther, lived alone in the house, the scene of the | murder. Tbe only male member of the family, John Croughan, a son of Mrs. Croughan, died about three j months ago, her husband having been dead for many years. A servant boy ...
... meetin was con- IcaC vened by a circular issued * ?? Lord Cro Boc occupied the chair. to I 'W TFers- weremoaso, S 1 whe H. Grattan Bellow, Bsrt, Colonel 1aly, CaptaiP ovel 3lsketey, hr top 4 P Perase, D. L, 3ftei -of the ses Hoqude; 4ndm- otpnya eon Fiwn*c ...
... Times. From the French of EUGENE MUNTZ. Edited by W. ARM- STRONG. Illustrated with ISS Wood Engravings and 40 Full- page Platt_. In a hauelsome imperial Svo. Volume, 365. TH E LIFE of RICHARD OOBDEN. By JOHN' MORLEY. Fourth Thousand. Two Vols., demy Bvo., ...
... lnn. rWaUi-vt. It-C.. ruiut.a Btoliciuan. ' . m .a- ■ r-. the Justice, I’ruhate, l>ivore*-, I A-im'r*i. lX*«n>a-P.«ar«-Ta JoHN WILLIAM OIBS«>N. No. IU. kn« fc.»ara i«»l. Itottlh u> Mi'.oi-**i.~Tar* Notie*, tlat a •.•|TATI«»N •• o*tt an ...
... Horrocks, Esq., Director of the Tramways Trust Company. * J. Percy I__>ith. Esq., 8, Dorset-square. John Belton, Esq (Messrs. Belton). 81. Hatton-garden. E.C. John Beattie, Esq , Chairman of the North Staffordshire Tram- ways Company. ?? ?? BANKKRS. The Alliance ...
... January 11th, 1852; tickets for sm m ayb had at Ladies Land League, 39 Upper hSakvilestrleet, and thle committee roo~ms. 2 Grattan x, street, p 135S AHarley is daily andbhourly played in York street It Atand Whitefriur place; more young corner boys can ...
... Satisfactory reasons can be given for dis- posing. Sealed Proposals for the above, as a lot, will be received by Mr. JOHN G. PORTEn, Royal Arms Hotel, Omagh, on TUESDAY, the 10th January, 1882, at Twelve o'clock noon, and if found satis- factory the purchaser ...
... magnificent lonic fabric on College-green, now the Bank of Ireland, but once the theatre where Flood and Grattan strove for the premier ship, and John FitagiliGon's ponderous eloquerice encountered Plunket's polished satire: the stately pile of the Four ...
... and having common seal, have arms assigned to them, yet oousties, not. corporate bodies common seal, strict fact nave no arms. The three seaxes are alike need as the quasi arms of Essex and of Middlesex, having been the arms of the kingdom of the East Saxons ...
... Horrocks, Esq., Director of the Tramways Trust Company. J Percy Leith, Esq., 8, Dorset-square. John Bcltou, Esq. (Messrs. Beltou), 81, Hatton-garden, E.C. John Beattic, Esq., Chairman of the North Staffordshire Tram- ways Company. Bankers. The Alliance ...