... SHOOTING. FIXTURES. FKimUARY. At Cardigan Oronmla, 4-.— At flub, HUI. _ . , „ •::> —At J. GodtlarcVs, Fciv-hcvstaU and Jtmctton Inn. OUlliavn. *J3.—Uoscberry v. W. Hirst. £lO. at Guecn’s Grounds. Burualcy. 2*>. —At Commercial Guu Club, Sir. W. P. Warner ...

... Post Office, Cogan Pill, Cardiff, Glam., grocer.. P | Jenkins Anne, Evelyn-house, Aberystwith, Cardigan. .lodging-ho. kpr. | | Davies John, Pontsaeson, Cardigan .t ..farmer.. } ! Jewell William, Walter-road, Swansea, Glamorgan . .shoemaker . | Jones David ...

... widow .. . . Davies John, Pantycomins, Meifod, Montgomery .. «+ farmer .. .o . Edwards Richard, The Quarryman's Arms Inn, Waenfawr, victualler & quarry labourer Llanbeblig, Carnarvon Jones David, Bachyrhew, Llanbadarntawr, Cardigan. . Jones Thomas, Cwmddu ...

... Hannington, 10.45. Harriers : Berkshire-vale, Roak, 11 ; Missenden and Hambleton-vale Marlow-common, 10.45 ; West-street, Granville Arms Hotel, St. Margaret's Bay (breakfast), 10.30. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, attended by a suite ...

... and of St. John’s-square, Clerkenwell, can have live miles start in fifty from W. Howes for ftis own sum. and if Taylor thinks this will suit ho can leave a deposit and sign articles for this match at Mr. Mott's. Berkeley Arms, St. John’slane, Clerkeuwell ...

... pronounciation did honour to the school. Ho was followed by the choir, who vety succrsifully rendered the part-song, Comrades in Arms. The next item was a representation of the operetta, The Blind Beggars, by W. Matthews, J. Morgan, and G. Holt, which excited ...

... to compete in their open winch takes place next Sattmhy. luve that entries may sent up to twelve o’clock noon post Ih sday John H.lJirkett, see.. Green Man, lilackheath Hill. I'ivo ) ...

... England interfere beyond the Indus Lord Auckland, he thought, acted somewhat foolishly, throwing sonic of our friends iuto the arms of Russia. A peace was pitched up, hut it turned out • false business, and, in 1841, all Afghanistan nee, and the result was ...

... Norman-Neruda. At the afternoon performance of to-day (Saturday) Herr Joachim is to appear for the first time this season. Air. John Boosey’s attractive “ London Ballad Concerts are approaching the close of their nineteenth‘season, nine performances (lie series ...

... irnporMOutor; T. H. Rumwll, • clevor f-modiaa ; Cora Cardigan, the closer muticiaa; little Tich, the noTelty Bigger; Alice Weal Hold, ertleiie ; Edwin Christie, tenor; Noimaa, wonderful Vaatriloqaiat, Chairman JOHN READ. TO CORRESPONDENTS. AdTorthemcnti »o J Lotton ...

... Foster Shorlt, Basil Charles Boothby, Gi'bert Howard Sanders, Charles Edward Wrench, Henry John Wild, Ashley Cowper Ryland, John Draper, John Leslie Robertson, John Henry Randall, C. 8., Robert Lee Matthews, Thomas Augustus Le Mesutier, Nathaniel Ronald-Taylor ...

... baby’s father. The child was lying on its left side and not on its face, and there was nothing but a shawl over its head.^—Dr. John Sterling Back, of 28, said he saw the child the day before its death, when the last witness brought it to him. It did not appear ...