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... CONVIVIAL BOUT. John 64, Weever, alias Joseph Ander- POD sod Hobart Sall, was ebargeu sith stolen £2 45., floe of Jobs Carr Cardigan at the pariah of Kirkirheipeugton Sept. 9.—Mr. Jort proNAnteil. Frito the leo, *diluted, it appeared awl Cardigan Ind !seen ...

... 'Cramer seconded the resolution, which wax adopted. A Of ealsolava. A moat interesting curio is at present on view at the Percy Arms, Percy Street, Newcastle. It is said to be the veritable bugle which sounded the charge of deathless fame at Balaclava. The ...

... 41 p.m. W. IRELAND. TUBSDA'!, 1111.-14. 11. GRATTAN DOYLE. in 110 TOOLS IN LOCAL SHIPYARDS. GREY. TUESDAY. Y. N. ROCKS Durham Mimes' Union; ROST. WIISON. Seermarg Amalgamated Slaters' and Tkra' Mute; and JOHN 13111 LAN. Durham Union. in DRILL SALL. MURTON ...

... Mies Ellen Brittain, of Dublin, submitted it for inspection to Lieut.-Colonel John Brown, late of the 17th Lancers, who, in 1889, certified that Brittain was Lord Cardigan's bugler in the charge and rode with him, and that the bugle was apparently identical ...

... music under the conductorship of Pipe Major Mcßae. An excellent luncheon was provided on the show ground, by Mr John Dinning, Scotch Arms Hotel, at wnich Mr J. J. Kirsopp presided, in the unavoidable absence of the president of the society, Major Bates ...

... »- turning suns to John Anglia. Wkltoh.M, Marpetb. ~IRIEDALII Carrier Deg Pound on Nth —Apply 1111. Avondale Road. Mbar. tot »Woad welds S days will told. VIM MM. obi* and Mee. Fed. If net claimed to will be said .—Apply Mason's Arm. Reowel. ...

... and Co.. L 44 Arm:wide Tannery. Joseph Rotherham. .1.P.. of Renedey Grange. rear I Coventry. heed of the grell.known gran of watch manntreturens f edy. twin Abed 11.002 to the Coventry and Warwick Morgan Sorei., of Petiole.. Cardigan. .ad Lleemilee ...

... Road Streatham Park. apron Mrs. Alice Tickle, of Parwich lays, Alsople-bala Derby John Armour. of Gana*. Carkston•by.lllnshy. N.B Mr. Ingham. Hall. EleadMaley. Ledo. of the arm of Illinaworth, ]n' ham and Co.. Ltd.. one of the largest titohor firms In the ...

... he has quoted to your behind, both armed with r evolvers, while the readers. It is not tho text to which I take caddie, who was 3lr. Balfour's own groom, wax exception, but the commentary. , similarly armed. Grattan was a Free Trader when the Dublin await ...

... lagging behind, and ready to combat all, even a world in arms in the industrial strife. (Loud appLanse.) On the motion of Mr. J. J. Candlish, seconded by Major Hopkins, and supported by Mr. Grattan Doyle. a vote of thanks was passed to Col. and Mrs. Burden ...

... home, and made • collection, which totalled to like LI Ifs. a week. Lately, has'me, he bad (misted a apiritnalist church is Cardigan Reed, capable of bolding 110 persons. and it was estimated that the eollections in • week sow readied neatly 1:5. In addition ...