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... Napleton House, - Kemptey, she Mr Tree, acting on behalf of the Treasury, information laid Mr John , jun., so* citer ; WilUftro Bt!l, landlord of the Wheelwrights' Arm* ; and Mr. reporter. Higginbotton, was brought Worcester thia morning and takes to the Couuty ...
... Atherstone Barry Docks Brecon Bridgnorth Broadstairs Bromsgrove Brosetey Burton-upon-Trent Cannock Cardiff Do. Bute Docks Cardigan Carmarthen Caterham Valley Cheltenham Coventry Darlaston Dowlais Droitwich Dudley Ellesmere Enfield Evesham Folkestone Gloucester ...
... was wellknown figure London society, where the loss of his arm, which he parted with at Inkermann, served to render him conspicuous as a hero. He was a nephew of the last of the Cardigans, and a son of Mr. Henry Baring, the eldest brother Lord Revelstoke ...
... . Meet know her work. Churchwoman preferred. Wages £l4 to £l6. No washing.—kgra, Williams, Caradoc, Bow-street, R. 5.0., Cardigan. sb 0744 lA A.UNDRY-MAID ; must thoroughly understand work.—Apply, Mrs. Smith, The Heath, Wribbenhall, Downey. x 232 w A ...
... Fridat. EVIDENOE AGAINST HIGGINBOTHAM, TO-DAY. At the Shirehall, this morning. George Higglnbotham, commission agent, of Cardigan street, Birmingham, was charged on remand with having committed wilful and corrupt perjury his evidence on November 30, tbe ...
... Miles of Sea Frontage, is situate in the teem of PWLIMELL Carnervoashire, occupying the mai shaming situation ea this famous CARDIGAN BAY, and in proximity to the Whirled Snowdon Mountain, Bid !fountains, Ceder Idris, Bettwwywood, Bate Laken, he. The Bay ...
... Border Brigade is knowt as Penllyn, and is the property of Mr. John Corbett, M.P., for the Droitwich Division of Worcestershire. It pleasantly situated close to the sea, on the shore of Cardigan Bav and is about five minutes walk from the town Towyn. The ...
... be necessary for Mr. John O'Connor's resolution to be seconded. (Hear, bear, and ironical laughter.) I may state for the information of the meeting that I did not either see or hear Mr. Abraham until after I had called upon Mr. John O'Connor. (Hear, hear ...
... Major Hudson, and Mr. C. Whitaker. Licensing.—Charles Faulkner. New Inn. John Knight, White Horse, and Joseph Mealing, Ship Inn, granted occasional licenses for Pershore Horse Fair. John Henry Bowkett was granted a license refreshments in field at Defford ...
... the side of the waggon, was staggering about vary drunk, and had fallen off the vehicle and braised his arm. Thi Bora the am— Richard Cooper, John Cooper, end Frederick all St. WuktanVcreeceat, were charged with stealing one lb. of pears, the property ...
... addition, a view of Cardigan Bay, great additional attraction to most minds. However, we are obliged to continue our journey, for duty awaits ahead. Towyn reached and we secure comfortable quarters the capital hostelry known as the Corbett Arms and R»ven Hotel ...
... Trevls, late of Porches terrace, Bayswater. Alleged House Robbery. —John Layl'ad (21), porter, Mclntyre road, st. John's, and George Thomas Drew (21), labourer, Mclntyre road, St. John's, were charged with stealing, on August 20, ss. 6d. in money, one ...