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... Clyde Navigation Trust; .and Mr. John Stirral, chief ahssistt to Dert. D. and T. Steveneson, engineers, Edinburgh. Axoaress PsarrxxL Liner FA~nrrIr.-Shrty after oce o'clock yesterday morn, at the Blackburn Iufrmsir m John Earnsyaw, labourer, , 33yearsof ...
... will be delivered on Wednesday, at two o'clock, to the members of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce and their friends, by Mr. John Mackenzie, late special commisaionerm B land, on the subject of Africa South of the Zambesi: its physical features, climate ...
... face, and his features could not be seen. Sir William Harcourt's portly form reclined at Mr. Gladstone's right hand, and Mr. i John AMorleyks much mere meagre one sat bolt t upright on Mr. Gladstone's left. On the v Treasury bench the place of Mr. Balfour ...
... final dembustration at the Pavilion, at Carnarvon, which to-night is to be given over to a Conservative gathering, at which Sir John Puleston will preside, and addresses delivered by the Postmaster-Gener-al (who was yesttrday engaged in a non-political function ...
... guineas each- from Mesass Owen Owen, London-ead, Liver pool; Father Ignatius; Mr. John Cory, Cardiff; Mr. J. S. Gibbon, Cowbridge; and smallar sut- scripieons from Mr. John Corbett. MY.., the Mayor of Denbigh (Mr. T. J. Wiilians), and Mr. ,Cox, Minygarth ...
... tbhiscamethe fipaintiff, Mi8Ske M aretGriftbs, alleged that she bed suffered dunaege h breach of the promise of the defendant, lr. John loyd Lewis, tomarry her in the spring of 1887, sand in thsiternatis's she said she had suffered from the breach of the promise ...
... 'isue, and would fully inform the Houise in regard to them. Information had been received from N~ewfoundland that no French armed force ha ?? wat eortlG- B e rc elsewer. The corn- d,f Smndr of a rreach man-of-war landed at the wharf alone and in uaiform ...
... Courthouse. Deev shery John E. Jones, Login Sawimills, Llandyssi;, Cardig~an- shire, tsimber merchant. Jul y 10, 2 30 pan, offhicil receivrs, Carmrthen; examination July 10, 113:1 am., Guildha;L Carmarthen. NOTICES OF DIVIDENDS. John Jones, Marmion-terrace ...
... -of countycouncils of couitiesabut- ting on Cardigan Bay, when, on his motion, d a resolution was passed, 'and approved by y the committee, in favoer of Carnarvon i Bay being added to the proposed Cardigan x Bey district. The committee recorded its e ...
... hMrs. H1rughes (tenant) for £400. Mr.' e John Owen, Plas Ucha., Whitford, gave £75C0 for dthe COerwys Hall Farm. &e.; and Marian was sold to Mr. John Davies, Nannercb, for £595. ?? Trefedwen was also sold to Mr. John Owen for S350. Iry House, Ysceifiog. was ...
... Frees Library, thought that they night look forward to another Grimsby sprmging up on the shore of Cardigan Bay, before many years- Wer over. Mr. John Prichard, chitman of the free library committee, responded. A deputation, headed by Lord Kenyon, was ...
... centre of the crowd stood a man bearing aloft a fishing-rod, from which depended a miniature skeleton, supposed to represent Sir John Pope Hennessy, and a plaim Dr. Hacket presided, and, speeches having been delivered by Father Ryan and Mr. J. Redmond, MP. ...