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... CARDIGAN. BRJAMY.—ON Saturday evening, at a special borough petty sessions, John Rees, a labourer, was brought up in custody charged by Inspector Roberts with marrying one Dorothy Lewis, at tlia registry office, on tlie previous Sunday, his wife, Hannah ...
... CARDIGAN. BIGAMY.—On Saturday evening, at a special borough petty sessions, John Rees, a labourer, was brought up in custody charged by Inspector f Roberts with marrying one Dorothy Lewis at the registry office, on the previous SUIIchy, his wife, Hannah ...
... of Aberavon was held on Thursday. The magistrates present were—the Mayor (Alderman J. D. Daniel), and Messrs James Davies, John Jones, and W. Whitelaw. All the licences in force for the borough were renewed, except two, for which there were no applications ...
... Rees, John Grifhths, and the Rev! D. George. The Lord-lieutenant of the I county of Cardigan having sent collecting cards towards the formation of a scholarship for the county of Cardigan in the proposed Royal College of Music, they were distributed ...
... THE CARDIGAN BOROUGH& The rowers done d Mr. David Davie% 112., hes resdni kin awes Ming maks= of a hags anther d paths= who an wore or lees likely la air theasestitasesy _their serving. From whisk I nide* se pelienmen say, I an to liken the skean that ...
... THE PAUPERISM OF CARDIGAN UNION. Is maw column we patina a temperately worded and skilful Mar, mat to us by Mr. J. T. W. Jsims, the the Board of Guardians, in whin' -on made to explain away the meemilve dCardigan Union, by urgto the exeepainsi conditions ...
... LEEDS AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. CARDIGAN GROUNDS. The weather Saturday afternoon drew together fully 2,000 persons to witness tlio decision of thn final boats (or Messrs. Thornton and Ellts'a 187 Yards £l2los. Foot Handicap, for which tho money was divided into ...
... of the House of Commons and come amongst the people, as John Keogh advised Grattan to do long since. Arthur O'Conner and Lord Edward Fitzgerald speedily joined the United Irishmen, but Grattan, Curran, and Lord Henry Fitzgerald kept aloof from them. ...
... 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 ...
... Tenzer. John & Alice Plymouth Carmona (a), west Albireo (s), do Black Diamond (s), coast Holmelda (a), do Wear (a), do Ann Webster (a), do Rifleman, do Killingworth (a), do Henry Morton (a), do Unition, do Shotton (a), do Sherbarn (a), do Spey (a), do ...
... Thxtts —John Arikur Spittlehouae-street charged with overcoat 15a Hll secutor butcher in Market- (tall to up nour afterwards he recognised Wm Dalby pawnbrotor Willow Bridge-street mid-day on Saturday tbe prismier produced employer’s for 3s John Ward— Mardlin ...
... DEC: BER 20 1889 - useful Christmas or Charitable Leicester Home-made Socks Gent’s Cardigan which - direct from the Manufacturer Very Liberal would perhaps essence of all held yesterday occasion of demonstration Reso-ooagratnlating Mr Glad-I political ...