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... McIntyre, of owners of the Gordon Castle, stita t following ‘ist of saved :—C. Kenburg’ hat they had received the Tichbourne, John Brake (assistant st bh (carpenter) RB. T. A.B., and Mra. Casey (the captain‘, »ward) Wm. Spence, '8 wife) and child. Waar THE ...
... Dann to Miss Annie Beatrice Nancollas, both of St. Anstell. KENDALL—JoHNS—Ang. 27, at Hayle Wesleyan chavel, Mr. Arthur Kendail, son vf, Mr. Jeo. Keadall, Cam- borne, to Miss J. W. Johns, of Dolcoath-road, Camborne. !, at Liskeard church, Charles Henry ...
... The Warehouse, ARMLEY, LEEDS. WHEN YOU LAND NEW * OEK STAY \T THE STAR HOTEL, John T. Blake, Proprietor, from St. Austell, 67, CLARKSON STREET, Near West Street (Late Miners Arms), New York Ticket Agent for all Steamships and Railroads. tnglish and American ...
... RECALLED. At St. Austell Courtin Monday his Honour Judge Granger adjadiomod in an inMrplasder action arming out of • owes in which the plaintiff was John Charles Doyle, butcher, l'yererdresill Hignway, and the defendant L.viok Jenkin, widow, of the mote ...
... Burgess-hill, and to Hiss ' Joyce Simpson £lO each, and she left the residue other to daughter Louisa Caroline Reid. Mr. John Willis, of Cardigan House, Richmond, end of Leadenhall-strest, shipowner, who died on 1 November 24 last, aged 82 years, left estate ...
... e agent went to the home John Pint:my. shepherd. anil. getting it.. reel,- un knocking at the iliac. libel op the one of the (not rooms. Mr.. found lying in a recumbent pnaition pith ohhr of her children claiipe.l in her arms. mid near by lay a little ...
... the hand w►s drawn with the to.•mbers of the l'olanteer corps. also the chairman of the reception coniiiiitt.s.. Mr. W. J. Grattan,. ('A'. On the arrival of the train. which was heralded by the strain. of the hand to tin' tom . Sue tine conquering lien ...
... fanner, BlaaM. sth, 1002.—Mr. W. X. (Inatructed by Mr. J. N. Graham) was for ths proeecution, and Mr. BodUly (Instructed Mr. John Stephens) for the defence.-The Judes nMd that one sense it was a gross swindle, hot Bird had not brought himself within the ...
... all the evil she had done. CHAPTER XVI Then Her tender heart was filled with a great pity, and she longed to take him in her arms. But, remembering her oath, she kept a little distance from him. and placed the candle the floor. Emrys,” she said, in a trembling ...
... place in the Royal Gallery the Palace of Westminster is departure from the precedent set in the memorable case of the Karl of Cardigan, who was tried in February, 1841, for shooting Captain Tucketl in duel on Wimbledoncommon. On that occasion the trial was ...
... cos:* rmonsrer, named John Rearpail. has just com:* £3.000, which was left to him an undo who been a resident in Australia for many years. Trooper Richard Wilding, formerly of the Light Dragoons, and who belonged to Lord Cardigan’s Light Brigade in the ...
... taken to Cardigan jail. After that no one ran save him. must be released tonight. He is here—in thus house. In this house ?—in the Plas Tredegar ? *• Mavan cried. ” How could they dare !** ” Well they have dared. He is in the cellar. John Walroyd has ...